Local access to the equipment your next job needs.
RigHatch connects contractors with nearby owners of the machines sitting ready for work—so you can find the right rig, line up the terms, and keep the crew moving.
Field match
A sample nearby search
Equipment type
Excavators + attachments
Rental details
Terms set by the owner
The RigHatch loop
Rent by the job, not by the yard.
One place to discover local equipment and get the practical details sorted before the first bucket hits the dirt.
- 01
Find the right machine
Browse excavators, skid steers, trailers, tractors, and attachments from owners with equipment in your area.
- 02
Set the terms clearly
Align on availability, operator requirements, insurance, delivery or pickup, and what condition the equipment should return in.
- 03
Move the work forward
Request the booking, arrange the handoff, and pay through a streamlined rental workflow built for both sides of the job.
Built around real jobs
More ways to get the iron you need.
From earthmoving to hauling, RigHatch is designed around the equipment contractors actually reach for.
Dig deeper without buying the whole fleet.
Find excavators, skid steers, tractors, and the attachments that make them useful on the job you have now.
Trailers for the next load.
Utility, dump, and equipment trailers that help the jobsite stay supplied.
One machine. More jobs.
Buckets, augers, breakers, and the specialized tools that unlock another use.
For equipment owners
Your idle equipment can be someone else's next deadline saver.
Put the machines you already own to work on terms you control. RigHatch helps make the details visible before a handoff, from availability and delivery to condition and custody.
Start a conversationA clearer handoff
- Set your rental terms and availability.
- Document condition, custody, and operator requirements.
- Coordinate delivery or pickup with the contractor.
- Keep a clearer record if damage or theft ever needs attention.
Make the next move
Have a job to plan—or a machine to share?
Tell us what you need or what you have. RigHatch is building a more practical way to connect local equipment with the work waiting for it.
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