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Startup MyMonthlyCar Connects Dealerships With Drivers to Rent Out Idle Inventory on a Monthly Basis

A new startup called MyMonthlyCar connects drivers who need long-term transportation with car dealerships that have idle inventory. Igor Dobrianskyi co-founded the company with chief product officer Kostiantyn Gitko and CTO Vadym Zotov.

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A new startup called MyMonthlyCar connects drivers who need long-term transportation with car dealerships that have idle inventory. Igor Dobrianskyi co-founded the company with chief product officer Kostiantyn Gitko and CTO Vadym Zotov. The online platform lets local dealerships rent out used vehicles on a month-to-month basis and offers customers a rent-to-own choice.

MyMonthlyCar takes a 10% fee from each transaction and charges customers an additional 10% fee, while listing cars for free. The startup is registered in Delaware and based in Florida. It was selected for the 2026 Startup Battlefield 200 to exhibit at TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco, which runs from October 13 to 15.

The team has signed seven dealerships for testing and is working with an insurance broker to set up its own insurance program. The founders plan to launch later this year, aim for 100 dealerships and $300,000 in revenue in year one, and later raise a seed round to hire developers and build an artificial intelligence tool.

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Original author: Kirsten Korosec

Original publication: 1 October 2026 22:39

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