Rental price calculator / kayak
How much does it cost to rent a kayak?
A single kayak rents for about $61 a day or $150 a week at kayak and paddle rental shops.
New: from about $389 at discount stores.
Other kinds and sizes
- Kayak (tandem, 2-person): $77/day. A 2-person tandem kayak rents for about $77 a day at kayak and paddle rental shops.
- Fishing kayak: $79/day. A fishing kayak rents for about $79 a day at kayak and paddle rental shops.
- Canoe: $54/day. A canoe rents for about $54 a day at kayak and paddle rental shops.
- Stand-up paddleboard (SUP): $65/day. A sup stand-up paddleboard rents for about $65 a day at kayak and paddle rental shops.
- Inflatable paddleboard (SUP, shipped): $89/3-day trip. A shipped SUP inflatable paddleboard rents for about $89 for a 3-day trip or $143 for a week from outdoor gear rental companies.
Got a kayak sitting around?
Anyone can list it on Got A Thing Need A Thing. Listing is free, you set the price, and you only pay GTNT’s fee when something rents.
Common questions
- How much does it cost to rent a kayak?
- A single kayak rents for about $61 a day or $150 a week at kayak and paddle rental shops. New: from about $389 at discount stores.
- Can I rent out my own kayak?
- Yes. Listing it on Got A Thing Need A Thing is free: you set the price, every request comes to you first, and you only pay GTNT's fee when something rents.
This is a rough idea, not a promise. Each price is the average of what several rental stores, outdoor gear rental companies or local rental shops charge, as each line says (checked Sept 2026), and prices change. What you’d actually make depends on the price you set, whether someone nearby wants it, and how often. There’s no guarantee anything rents.