Taking over where CarSync left off, for Turo hosts

1. April 11, 2023TechCrunch reports that Turo emailed hosts it would block third-party services, CarSync and Fleetwire among them, starting April 30, 2023. CarSync said it then hosted about 40,000 Turo vehicles.
2. April 2023CarSync told TechCrunch it would focus on companies that rent cars to Uber drivers, and was thinking about a product for smaller fleets under the CarSync name.
3. November 7, 2026carsync.io is a single note that speaks of CarSync in the past tense and says the team is now focused on FleetSync, “infrastructure for larger, more complex fleet operations.”

DriveIt has no connection to CarSync or FleetSync. We wrote this page because Turo hosts still search for CarSync.

1. 1

   Create your host account

   Every DriveIt tool is free for the rest of 2026.

2. 2

   Invite DriveIt on Turo Teams and enter your VINs

   Your cars come over as drafts, with photos and prices, in about 5 minutes each.

3. 3

   Forward Turo's emails from Gmail

   Two settings in Gmail. Earnings, payouts, review answers and toll invoice status flow in.

4. 4

   Import Turo's CSV exports

   Your trip history fills in profit per car and the payout check against your bank.

5. 5

   Connect your tracker

   Bouncie or MooveTrax, through your own account: readings fill in check-ins, and lock, unlock and horn work on MooveTrax.

6. 6

   Write your scheduled messages

   Re-create the pickup and return messages you had in CarSync. They go out on time for every trip.

If you still have exports from CarSync, keep them for your records. DriveIt reads Turo's own exports, not CarSync files.

• Turo check-ins and check-outs filed from DriveIt, with readings from your tracker or a walk-around video.
• Review removal requests: answers drafted for Turo's form on 1 to 4 star reviews, and Turo's decision shown when it comes.
• Turo payouts checked against your bank, and profit per car from Turo's emails and CSVs.
• The guest's license and selfie reviewed against what Turo asks for, then approved or denied from the trip.
• Price Autopilot: rules that re-apply your Turo prices on a schedule. Preview every car and day first; every rule starts off.
• Registration, insurance card and inspection expiry dates read from photos.
• A work list for your mechanic and car wash, who can invoice you and get paid by card.
• Co-hosting agreements and statements for the car owners you manage for.
• Your own booking website, paid into your Stripe account. DriveIt is the only direct booking platform with two-way Turo calendar blocking: a Turo trip closes the dates on your site, and a direct booking blocks the car on Turo.

• Getaround, HyreCar or other marketplaces. DriveIt works with Turo and your own booking site only.
• Tesla Supercharger or EV charging reimbursements. You invoice those on Turo yourself.
• A connection to Tesla or BMW. Trackers are Bouncie and MooveTrax, through your own accounts.
• Insurance. You arrange your own coverage.

• Turo virtual assistantTuro messages, check-ins and tolls handled from one inbox.
• Turo tolls and ticketsMatch a notice to the trip and post it to Turo with the notice attached.
• Set up DriveIt for your Turo fleetThe co-host invite, Gmail forwarding and your first imports.
• Turo calendar syncTake direct bookings without double-booking your Turo cars.
• Turo management softwareEverything DriveIt does for a Turo fleet.
• Compare rental softwareHow DriveIt compares with other tools for small fleets.

• TechCrunch: Turo is blocking access to third-party services (April 11, 2023), read November 7, 2026
• carsync.io: A Note on CarSync, read November 7, 2026