GoKawiilMyMonthlyCar launches platform for month-to-month used-car rentals from dealers
MyMonthlyCar, a startup founded by three Ukrainian entrepreneurs including CEO Igor Dobrianskyi, has built an online platform connecting dealerships' unsold used-car inventory with customers seeking month-to-month rentals. The company charges no listing fees but takes a 10% cut from both dealers and renters per transaction, and also enables rent-to-own arrangements. MyMonthlyCar has been selected for TechCrunch Disrupt's 2026 Startup Battlefield 200 cohort, taking place in San Francisco in October.
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The model could give dealerships a new revenue stream from cars that would otherwise sit depreciating on lots, while offering consumers a cheaper, flexible alternative to traditional rentals or financing. Dobrianskyi's prior venture, SizeCar, suggests he is applying lessons from peer-to-peer car markets to the dealer-inventory space, though whether dealers will broadly adopt the rent-to-own pipeline remains unproven. Selection for a high-profile startup showcase could help the company attract investor attention and dealership partners.
- MyMonthlyCar offers only month-to-month rentals, not short-term options, sourced from dealership inventory.
- The startup earns revenue via 10% transaction fees charged to both dealers and customers, with no listing cost.
- Founders are Ukrainian entrepreneurs, and the company was named to TechCrunch Disrupt's 2026 Startup Battlefield 200.
Source: techcrunch.com — Kirsten Korosec, 2026-10-01
Published there as: “This startup wants to turn idle car inventory into rental revenue”
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