Cars-Rent.ge.

The home page opens on one search: pick-up location, drop-off location and the two dates. Each location can be Tbilisi, Batumi or Kutaisi, in the city or at the airport, and picking a start date moves the drop-off three days on, the minimum rental period. Find Cars then opens a results page with the search still filled in and every car priced for those dates, with a transfer price on a one-way trip.

Yes. Every car shows a daily rate for 3 to 5, 6 to 10 and 11 or more days, and Check Availability works out the days, the rental, any transfer and the total for the chosen dates and places. For 20 to 27 November 2026, a Subaru Forester from Tbilisi came to €349, or €448 with a drop-off in Batumi and its €99 transfer. Continue to Book only becomes active once the dates are chosen, and the booking page shows the same total again, with any extras added, before the renter confirms.

After Continue to Book, the booking page asks for the pick-up and drop-off times, a name, surname, email and phone number, with an optional flight number and notes, and offers extras such as unlimited internet or a child seat. Nothing is paid and no deposit is taken when booking: the renter chooses cash or card, with 3% added for card, and pays in full on collection. The terms allow free cancellation any time before the rental starts.

The fleet lists 31 models, most of them SUVs, from the Subaru Forester, Outback, Ascent and Crosstrek to BMW, Jeep and Ford models, with sedans such as the Subaru Impreza, Ford Fusion and Lincoln MKZ. Every car is automatic, and the Subaru Ascent, Mitsubishi Outlander, Nissan Pathfinder and Ford Explorer seat seven or more. Each card shows seats, transmission, fuel, doors and the daily rates, and the chips narrow the list to 9 sedans or 21 SUVs.

Five: Georgian, English, Hebrew, Arabic and Russian, each at its own address (/ka, /en, /he, /ar and /ru) with a language switcher in the header. The headline, the menus and the search form are translated in each, while place names such as Tbilisi Airport and Batumi stay in Latin letters.

A floating button on every page opens email, Telegram, Viber and WhatsApp, and the home page has a Request a Call form that asks only for a name and a phone number. The contact page gives the phone line, available 24/7, and the offices in Tbilisi, Batumi and at Kutaisi Airport, each with an embedded Google map.

Vebses, a web studio in Tbilisi. We designed and built the site around its search, from the fleet with its daily rates and the availability check to the booking step, the contact channels and the five language versions, with a custom admin behind it.

Yes, this is the kind of site we design and build. What carries over is the approach: a search by place and date, a price for the renter's own dates before any personal details, the terms set out plainly, and the languages the customers speak. The fleet, the pricing rules and the design would be your own, and we would agree the scope with you first.