Say it the way you’d say it at the desk.
“On my debit card”, “the five of us”, “not a huge deposit” — the parts of a hire you know before you know the car. Viamente turns them into the filters a comparison site makes you find yourself, and shows you which ones it applied.
Every condition on a card is the supplier’s own statement. When a supplier doesn’t state one, it is shown as unknown, never guessed.
“A car at Málaga airport for when we land on Friday, five of us with two big suitcases and a pushchair, on my debit card, and I'd rather not lock up a huge deposit.”
Illustrative search. Availability, prices, deposits and card rules change.
The conditions a price comparison leaves for the desk.
Viamente compares live rental offers from many suppliers at the airport or town you’re landing in, then holds them against what your journey already knows — when you land, who is coming, which card you carry, and what the rest of the trip costs.
No paid ranking. No Viamente markup. You book at the supplier’s own price.
Credit or debit, known before you choose
Which cards a desk accepts is on every offer — credit only, debit welcome, or no card needed at all — and you can search for debit-friendly offers outright. The card you actually carry stops being the thing that goes wrong at the counter.
The deposit, in the budget picture
The deposit each supplier holds on your card is shown beside the price, rated low, average or high against the market, with the damage excess next to it. Sort by deposit, or set a range such as up to 15 000 kr, when the cash that has to sit blocked for the week matters more than a few euros a day.
Sized for everyone, and everything, coming
Seats are checked against the party already in your plan, and when no single car takes everyone Viamente says so and how many would. Boot space is shown as a bag count on every car, so you can hold it against the suitcases and the pushchair you're actually bringing.
Picked up when you land, not at nine
The search starts from the stop's dates or the arrival flight's landing time, so pick-up is when you're actually there. In-terminal desks are told apart from shuttle buses, desk hours and out-of-hours pick-up are shown, and a one-way drop somewhere else is a normal search.
One plan, not five tabs
A saved car sits in the plan's bookings beside the flights and the stay, and its price counts in what the trip costs. Searches are kept for two weeks and can be shared as a link, so comparing with a partner is one message rather than a screenshot.
What the offer says, and nothing it doesn't
Transmission, air conditioning, mileage, fuel policy, free cancellation, the supplier's rating, what the price includes and whether you pay now or at the desk — all on the card. Where a supplier leaves something out, it is shown as unknown rather than filled in for them.
Questions, answered.
Often, yes — and Viamente tells you where. Each offer shows which cards the desk accepts: credit only, debit welcome, or no card needed at all. You can search for debit-friendly offers outright rather than reading every supplier's terms, and where a supplier lists cards it refuses, those are shown too.
Yes. The security deposit a supplier blocks on your card is shown beside the price and rated low, average or high against the market, with the damage excess next to it. You can sort offers by deposit or narrow them to a deposit range. Where a supplier does not state one, it is marked unknown rather than guessed.
The deposit is shown up front so the money that has to sit blocked on your card during the trip is part of the picture from the start, not a surprise at the counter. The rental price itself counts toward what the plan costs once you save the car; the deposit is a hold, not a cost, so it is shown beside the price rather than added to the total.
Seats are checked against the party already in your plan, so a car that cannot take everyone is not offered as if it could. When no single car fits, Viamente says how many would. Each car also shows its bag capacity, so you can hold it against the luggage you're actually bringing.
Yes. A search started from a stop in the plan takes its dates and, where there is an arrival flight, its landing time. Offers show whether the desk is in the terminal or reached by shuttle, the desk's hours, and whether pick-up outside those hours is possible.
Yes. A one-way hire with a different return location is a normal search, and cross-border driving is shown on the offer where the supplier states it.
Transmission, air conditioning, mileage (unlimited or the limit), fuel policy, free cancellation, the supplier and its rating, what the price includes such as a collision damage waiver, priced extras, and whether you pay now, part now, or at the desk. Any of these a supplier leaves out is shown as unknown.
Not yet. You book on the supplier's own booking page at its own price; Viamente adds no markup and takes no fee. Saving the car keeps it in the plan's bookings beside the flights and the stay, with its price in the trip total, and the search stays available for two weeks so you can come back to it.
No. Results stay separate and available to compare until you save a car to the journey.