HireHop Reviews

1. Eve Silver

   | Director at ES AV | over 3 years ago
   Powerful, easy to use and great support

   Can't praise this enough as we moved away from our old software that we had grown out of, and never regretted the day we chose HireHop. Tried loads of others but HireHop beat them all on ease of use, speed, functionality and price.

   🏁 Competitors: EZRentOut, Booqable, Rentman, MCS-rm, Flex Rental, RentalExpert, Current RMS

   👍 Pros:    Easy to use|Easy user interface|Intuitive|Affordable|Excellent features|Advanced features|Api integration|Great customer support|Highly customizable
2. Thomas Banner

   | Manager at ABC | over 3 years ago
   Easy to use and the best we tried

   Tried loads of others, and HireHop stood out as being the best by miles, it was way ahead in features, ease of use, support, price, etc. HireHop support have been amazing, best decision we ever made was to switch to HireHop.

   🏁 Competitors: EZRentOut, Current RMS, Booqable, Rentman, RentalExpert, MCS-rm, RentalElite, Insphire

   👍 Pros:    Easy to use|Excellent features|Excellent support|Free basic plan|Feature rich|Best customer service|Affordable price|Third party service integration|Amazing speed|Instant updates
3. Henry Stewart

   | CEO at ABC | almost 4 years ago
   Best we tried by far

   We were hesitant to move away from our old software and did so as some really large companies we deal with, as well as small ones, kept recommending HireHop. Since we switched we have never looked back and are so pleased we took the step as everything is so much easier and better. They also don't overcharge like so many others that shall remain nameless, infact not only are they the most powerful, but also the cheapest. Best decision we ever made.

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