Turo-heavy hosts
For hosts who want a Turo Go alternative workflow without claiming an official Turo integration or scraping marketplace data.

Contactless access automation
Time-gated guest unlock passes for Turo, Getaround-style, former HyreCar-style, and direct carsharing trips. Built into Levy Fleets with a dedicated native guest app.
What it replaces
Hosts still follow marketplace check-in rules. Levy Guestpass handles the access automation around that process: time windows, phone verification, command routing, fallback instructions, and support-grade logs.
Guests cannot unlock until the host marks marketplace ID verification complete.
Each pass verifies the guest phone and binds commands to the verified device.
Unlock, lock, and find controls obey the session window and lock grace rules.
Commands route through Levy's existing Uconnect, Smartcar, Linka, and hardware paths.
For hosts who want a Turo Go alternative workflow without claiming an official Turo integration or scraping marketplace data.
For operators who are tired of exposed codes, public lockbox placement, manual code rotation, and text-message proof gaps.
For hosts who can unlock with an OEM app but do not want to be on-call for every guest arrival and return.
For smaller operators using Levy Fleets as the access, audit, and support layer for owned direct-booking trips.
Workflow
Levy Guestpass does not pretend to be an official marketplace API. The host controls when a guest gets access, and the guest gets a focused pass for the trip.
Host creates a pass from Levy Fleets
Guest opens the link or native app
Guest verifies phone by SMS
Host confirms ID verification
Guest unlocks, locks, or finds the vehicle
Every event is logged for support
The host chooses the vehicle, trip start/end, guest phone, marketplace label, pickup instructions, and physical-key fallback copy.
Guestpass does not unlock before the host marks marketplace or direct-rental ID verification complete.
The guest action routes through the vehicle path already configured in Levy Fleets, including Smartcar/OEM, Uconnect, Linka, or hardware paths where available.
Page views, OTP attempts, denied commands, successful commands, provider failures, support overrides, and revocations stay attached to the session.
Animated walkthrough
The host stays in control of the risk gates while the guest gets one focused access surface.
Host selects vehicle, trip window, guest phone, and fallback instructions.
Guest verifies phone. Host completes marketplace ID verification.
Guest can unlock, lock, or find the vehicle during the allowed window.
Controls
A mobile web link and native app both use the same secure command gate. Hosts can rotate or revoke access without changing the vehicle setup.
Product screenshots
The screenshots below come from the dedicated Levy Guestpass Expo app.

Trip pass opens with status first
Guests see the vehicle, access window, verification status, and the next required step before any command button is emphasized.

Phone verification binds the session
The pass verifies the guest phone number before command access, which helps reduce forwarded-link and wrong-recipient risk.

Controls unlock only inside policy gates
Unlock, lock, and find-vehicle actions are shown only after the session, phone, device, ID gate, and time window allow it.

Fallback instructions stay visible
When provider commands fail or a physical fob is required, guests see fallback instructions and support actions without leaving the pass.
Safeguards
Pricing
Existing Levy carsharing hosts get a 60-day founding-host pilot with 250 included sessions.
Hosts testing remote handoff on a small carsharing fleet.
25 access sessions included
$1.50/session overage
Active hosts replacing lockboxes and manual OEM-app unlocks.
125 access sessions included
$0.95/session overage
Operators who need support workflows and larger audit volume.
500 access sessions included
$0.60/session overage
FAQ and support
Answers for hosts evaluating remote unlock links, ID gates, fallback keys, and native app access.
The pre-trip checklist for connected vehicles, physical fobs, access windows, and support escalation.
How to think about Smartcar/OEM readiness, command scopes, stale telemetry, and fallback paths.
No. Levy Guestpass is a host-managed access layer. Hosts still follow marketplace rules, complete ID verification, and keep physical-key fallback available.
Yes, as comparative category language. We should not call the product Turo Go, use Turo branding as if it is official, or imply marketplace authorization.
It can replace many lockbox handoff steps for supported connected vehicles, but hosts should still keep a fob or physical key fallback in an approved RF pouch or lockbox workflow.
Guestpass routes through the connected-vehicle providers already configured in Levy Fleets, including Smartcar/OEM, Uconnect, Linka, and installed hardware paths where supported.
The guest sees fallback instructions and contact actions, while the host and support team see the command failure reason, provider, timestamp, and audit trail.
No. Mobile web is the default fallback. The dedicated Levy Guestpass app gives a cleaner repeat-access experience after internal testing builds are published.
No. Hosts create access sessions manually or through authorized Levy Fleets workflows. Guestpass does not scrape marketplace messages, calendars, guests, or listings.
Marketplace rules, vehicle provider outages, dead zones, drained batteries, or OEM account failures can make remote commands unavailable. Guestpass keeps the fallback path explicit.
GTM dataLayer events for page views, CTA clicks, and lead-form outcomes.
Guest support copy for failed unlocks, wrong phones, exposed links, and provider outages.
Marketplace disclaimers, ID gates, and physical-key fallback stay visible.
Request access
Levy Guestpass is live in the Levy Fleets product surface and ready to package for hosts who already have connected vehicles. Tell us how your cars are accessed today and we will route the request into sales follow-up.