
Popcorn, cotton candy, and shaved ice carts with per-day pricing and optional supply add-ons — booked online.
This is a current capture from a sample Korent storefront. Open the listing to test the interaction yourself.

School event coordinators calling for quotes during your day job.
Coordinators choose a cart and event date online; the booking collects a deposit when configured.
Guessing how many servings of supplies to pack per event.
Supply add-ons (servings, cones, syrups) are line items sized by the customer at checkout.
An attendant request remembered the night before.
List staffed and self-serve packages separately; included attendant hours appear on the order and pull sheet.
Cart #2's wheel fixed twice because nobody logged it.
Maintenance logs ride on each unit so problem equipment is visible before it books.
Set included attendant hours and an overage rate on a staffed product. Overage is calculated from the event window and recorded on the order; named staff are assigned separately.
"Makes about 200 snow cones per rental" is the trust signal customers look for. Set it once and your storefront shows it on every listing.
Power (110V / 20A standard), footprint, weight, and consumables included — a clear spec list the customer reads to pre-check their venue before booking.
Surface an 'Extra Bag of Kernels' or a 'Cleaning Fee' as optional or required add-ons. Customers toggle them at checkout and each lands as its own line on the order.
Concession-only operators are rare. The dashboard supports multi-vertical orgs — declare both concessions + inflatables and your storefront / categories / nav adapt automatically.

Every plan gets the delivery board: each crew member opens a mobile-ready stop list with the address, contact, gate code and setup notes — no more 6am text threads asking which house is first. On Pro and above, one click reorders the whole run into an optimized route.
It books carts and machines online with per-day pricing, configurable supply add-ons, deposits, and delivery details. You can list staffed and self-serve products separately and publish them in one storefront.
Yes. Customers can choose configured supply add-ons and their quantities at checkout. Staffed and self-serve packages can be separate listings in the same catalog.
Yes — supplies are add-on line items (per-50-servings, for example) the customer sizes at checkout, so carts arrive stocked for the actual crowd.
Yes, as separate products or packages. You can include attendant hours and an overage rate on a staffed listing, but Korent does not automatically assign a named attendant.
Yes — Korent is multi-vertical. Declare both lines of business and one storefront sells bounce houses and carts in the same cart.
Add your carts, set day rates and supply add-ons, and connect Stripe — share your storefront link when your pricing and policies are ready. No code or web designer required.
Publish your storefront, load your inventory, and keep every booking, payment, document, and delivery connected.
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