FAQ

Free for drivers — your account, garage, RSVPs and messages cost nothing. Some meets offer paid packages set by the host; the price is shown on the event page before you check out.

No. Everything on rollout.club works in your browser: finding meets, RSVPs and waitlists, paid packages, calendar export, booking a shop, the store and your orders. The phone app adds the phone-first garage and posting, with the same account.

Open a meet under Meets and tap Going. If the meet has a capacity you get a spot number; if it is full you join the waitlist and we tell you when a spot opens. Add it to your calendar from the event page.

Some hosts sell packages — a ticket tier or a bundle — on the event page. You check out with a card; your spot is held while you pay and confirmed the moment the payment lands. If a checkout is refused, nothing is charged.

Ask for host access from your profile (Become a host). Verified hosts create meets from My events: type, time in your own zone, meet point, capacity, cover art and optional paid tiers — then invite people by email and manage the guest list and waitlist.

Apply at Shops → List your shop. Once approved you get the shop console: your public page, services and appointments, tickets, products in the store, reviews and staff.

Shops that take appointments on Rollout show a Book button on their profile. Your appointments live under My account → Appointments, and you can message the shop directly from there.

Ten vehicles per account and up to 5 photos per vehicle. The first photo is your hero shot, shown on garage cards and the vehicle page. Photos are compressed before upload so your data plan doesn't take a hit.

On the web, email [email protected] with the link to the post, profile or conversation — every report is reviewed within 24 hours. In the app you can do it in place: tap the ⋯ menu on a post, profile or chat; Block hides you from each other both ways, Report sends the content to our moderation team.

Settings → Delete Account. Two-step confirmation, then your profile and content are permanently removed. Some moderation history is retained as required by law, but nothing user-facing remains.