LARP
The no-drive rule

You never drive.
That's the whole idea.

LARP is a marketplace for booking high-end and exotic cars by the hour — as photo and video subjects, not rides. The owner is on set the entire session, the car stays parked, and keys never change hands. You just direct the shot.

SF & LA first ID-verified creators Owner on set Keys never change hands
A photographer shooting a parked matte-black Lamborghini lit with purple rim light on a night set
On locationOwner present · car parked60 min · you direct
How a session works

Four steps, one hour, zero driving.

Every LARP booking is a stationary photo or video session. Here's the whole arc, from tapping a car to leaving a review.

A creator with a gimbal filming a supercar at golden hour
60 min minimumOwner-present model
  1. 1

    Browse & book the hour

    Pick a car, choose your date, and set how many hours you need. The live quote shows one all-in session price — fees included — plus the refundable security deposit, before you ever commit. No counter, no surprises.

    Date → length → price1-hour minimum
  2. 2

    The owner accepts & meets you

    Once the owner confirms, the exact location is shared. They arrive with the car detailed and camera-ready, and stay with it the whole time — the keys never leave their pocket.

    Exact location sharedKeys stay with the owner
  3. 3

    Shoot the parked car

    The car stays parked and you run the frame. The owner is on set to reposition, open doors, and help you land the hero shot — you direct everything and never operate the vehicle.

    Owner on setYou direct the shot
  4. 4

    Wrap, documented

    Before-and-after photos are captured in-app so both sides have a clear record of the session. You leave two-way reviews, and the owner's payout releases after wrap.

    Before / after recordTwo-way reviews
Why it's different

Not a rental. Not a joyride. Not a studio.

LARP takes the driving out of putting a six-figure car on your set — because the one thing you never do is drive it.

Not a rental

You don't take the keys, sign a rental agreement, or carry rental-car insurance. You never operate the vehicle, so there's nothing to return and no license gate.

Not a joyride

You never operate the car, and it stays parked for the whole session — no mileage from your shoot, and no collision risk from you. It's a subject you photograph, not a machine you drive.

Not a studio

You bring the vision and the crew. The car — and the owner who keeps it flawless — comes to your location and stays camera-ready.

What it actually is

A parked, camera-ready supercar and the owner who keeps it that way. You book the hour, they bring the car, you get the shot. The car, not the drive.

Two sides, one set

Built for creators. Backed by owners.

The same session works for both sides — a clean shoot for the creator, a car that stays parked and in the owner's control.

A photographer shooting over the shoulder of a parked exotic car on a dark set
For creators

Put a hero car in your shoot

  • No rental counter and no driver's-license gate — just an 18+ ID-verified account.
  • The owner-present model keeps the set calm and the car exactly where you want it.
  • Before-and-after photos make wrap clean and reviews fair on both sides.
  • Book by the hour with one all-in price — fees included — shown before you commit.
Browse the fleet
An owner beside a Rolls-Royce being filmed by a videographer at night
For owners & fleets

Your car earns while it sits

  • No creator ever drives the car — the biggest risk in car-sharing doesn't apply here.
  • You're on set for every session, keep the keys, and stay in control of the vehicle.
  • Free to list — sessions are priced all-in from your car's market day rate, and payouts release after wrap.
  • Run one car or partner as a fleet across every launch city.
List your car
San Francisco & Los Angeles first

Ready when your camera is.

Book a hero car by the hour, keep the keys where they belong, and get the shot. No driving, no rental counter — just the car, on your set.