Founding preview. Tulane, Fall 2026. Rent requests are real; payments aren't live yet.

Tulane student rentals

Tulane student rentals, from students at Tulane

In Good Company is a rental marketplace built only for Tulane University, in New Orleans. Four Tulane students — Adriana Martinez Maltes, Chloe Litt, Claire Hohman and Gabriela Saldana — own and list the 12 items in the founding catalog, at $4 to $18 a day. You make a free account, ask for the days you need, and we reply within 24 hours. After we confirm your request, we arrange a pickup spot with you, near campus.

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Who can rent

Tulane undergraduates, to start

About 7,900 full-time students, per Tulane admissions. We are starting with Greek life event chairs, RAs and student orgs, because they plan events every semester.

Accounts are real today

Sign-up and rent requests work right now. At launch, every account will be tied to a verified Tulane email.

We are not Tulane

In Good Company is a student venture project. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Tulane University.

What isn't live

Payments, deposits, and lenders approving their own requests. Our team confirms each request by hand during the preview.

Why rent from another student instead of a rental company

A local event-rental company is built around deliveries, order minimums and a warehouse across town. A folding table two streets away is none of those things. You walk or drive five minutes, you pick it up, you bring it back, and the money stays on campus with whoever bought the table in the first place.

Beyond gear: vendors students have actually used

For the things you cannot fit in a closet — party buses, event spaces, caterers, décor — we collect reviews from students who booked them. Nothing is paid placement, and party buses get extra vetting before they are listed at all. The example reviews on the site today are clearly labeled as invented customers, not real bookings.

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Lend what you already own

If your speaker sits in a closet 50 weekends a year, it can pay for itself on the other two. You set the price, with a suggested range so you are not guessing, and you approve every request before anything leaves your hands.

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