Listing & Image Guidelines
what a good listing looks like

Travellers choose with their eyes and a few seconds of reading. A listing that says exactly what it offers, with sharp photos of the real vehicle or service, earns trust and enquiries. A vague or misleading one gets skipped — or reported. These guidelines are how every company keeps its profile and listings clear, honest and good-looking.

Tell a traveller exactly what they are getting, in plain words.

• Name exactly what it is — the make, model and year for a car; the boat, route or tour for an experience.
• Say what is included and what is not — fuel, insurance, a driver, meals, hotel pickup, extras.
• State the price and what it covers — per hour, day or week; the deposit, the mileage cap, whether VAT is included.
• Give the terms that matter — minimum rental, delivery area, cancellation.
• Be specific. 'Best prices in Dubai' tells a traveller nothing; 'AED 250 a day, 250 km included, no deposit' does.
• Write in the language your customer reads — English, and Russian where you can.

A photo is a promise. Make sure yours shows what you actually offer.

• Add a short caption saying what each photo shows.
• The photo must be the actual vehicle or service you offer — the same model, colour and year.
• Show the real thing from a few angles: front, side, interior, and any feature you mention.
• If a photo is a stock or illustrative image, say so plainly — never pass it off as your own.

Good photos do more selling than any words. Every image should be:

• Sharp and in focus — no blur or camera shake.
• Well lit, with true colours — no heavy filters that change how the car really looks.
• Clean — wash the car and clear the clutter behind it.
• High resolution — at least 1200 pixels on the long edge, and larger is better.
• Free of pixelation, heavy compression, or screenshots taken from other sites.

Photos are shown in wide cards, so shape and size matter as much as quality.

A quick check before you hit publish:

• The title names the exact vehicle or service.
• What is included, what is excluded, the price basis and the key terms are all there.
• Every photo is the real thing, sharp and well lit.
• At least one clear landscape cover photo.
• No watermarks, burned-in numbers, or another company's branding.
• You would be happy to receive exactly what the listing promises.

We want your listings to do well, so our first step is always to help, not to hide. If a listing does not meet these guidelines, our team sends you a correction note — in your dashboard, by email and on WhatsApp — saying exactly what to change.

• Most things are a quick fix, and the note is simply a heads-up.
• A listing that is misleading, or cannot safely be shown, may be deactivated until it is corrected — the reason is always included, and it goes back live as soon as the fix is made.
• The same standard applies to every company; this is never about ranking one above another.

Not sure whether a photo or a description passes? Send it to us before you publish and we will tell you.