Photographers and film makers, who have expensive equipment, can recover a portion of that cost. How? Rent your camera and film equipment. This provides a great deal to renters, too, who can use costly equipment for a fraction of the expense of buying it.
Where can you rent or rent out camera and film equipment?
ShareGrid is an online marketplace for high-end photography and film equipment. The site charges a reasonable 15% fee to equipment owners (and another 5% to renters). For that fee, owners get an insurance guarantee that covers 100% of your property to $20,000. That’s important because most property insurance excludes “voluntary parting” — when you lend your stuff to someone else and they swipe it. This is why we recommend ShareGrid over similar marketplaces, such as KitSplit. Learn more about ShareGrid here.
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