A daily rental works for a single meeting, a short trip out of town, or a couple of days getting around Baku. The rate itself drops by 10% to 30%, depending on the car class and how busy the fleet is that week.
You pay for the exact number of days booked, and the price is set from the start — no recalculating, no add-ons once you’re on the road.
A week-long booking pulls the rate down further, by up to 35% compared to the daily price. It’s the option most people pick for a work trip or a longer visit where a car is needed every day but a full month isn’t necessary.
The rate is fixed for the whole week at booking, so the total cost is known upfront rather than adding up day by day.
Monthly terms carry the largest cut — up to 45% off the daily rate — and suit anyone renting for weeks at a stretch: relocation, a long assignment, or an extended stay in the city.
The price is locked in for the full month at the time of booking, with no change in rate if the car stays out the entire term.
The percentage isn’t a flat number across the board — it’s set by rental length and vehicle class. A compact car booked for a month won’t carry the exact same discount as an SUV booked for a week, since fleet demand shifts by category and by season.
Whatever the final number, it’s applied to the base daily rate before you confirm the booking, so the total shown at checkout is what you pay.
The rate is fixed for the term you booked, so returning early doesn’t change the total — the discount applies to the period you reserved, not the days you actually drove.
Yes, a refundable deposit is held separately from the rental cost and released after the car is returned in the condition it was picked up in.
The discount is tied to rental duration, not to a particular car, so requesting a specific model doesn’t add or reduce the percentage applied.
