Yes. Run two page groups, one for /rvs/{slug}/ for-sale units and one for /rentals/{slug}/ rental units, each with its own data source and template. Or run a single source with a status column and use it to filter into separate collection pages. Most operations split the two because the templates and CTAs differ.

SleekRank does not check live availability against a booking system. Link out to your booking engine for real-time bookings and use the sheet to manage which units are listed at all. Some operators run a nightly script that updates the sheet from the booking system; others let the sheet drive what shows publicly while the booking engine confirms dates.

Host them in WordPress media or on a CDN and reference URLs in the feed. Use list mappings to inject galleries of fifteen to forty interior and exterior shots, and selector mappings to swap a single floor plan diagram. SleekRank does not host or resize images itself; it injects URLs from the feed exactly as mapped.

Yes, with a second page group keyed on class, or by creating a small classes sheet that maps to matching units via list mapping. Class A, Class B, Class C, fifth wheel, travel trailer, toy hauler each become their own /rvs/{class}/ page with the matching subset of stock rendered automatically.

If the DMS exports CSV, JSON, or has a REST endpoint, yes. Most major RV DMS platforms can produce a nightly CSV that ends up on an SFTP server or in cloud storage; point SleekRank at the file. For closed systems, use the team's Google Sheet as a translation layer the operations team already updates.

No. Add a finance column or estimated monthly column to the sheet, or link out to your finance partner via an applyUrl. SleekRank injects whatever the column contains; it does not run interest or term calculations itself. Most dealers add the estimated monthly to the sheet manually or via a calculation in the spreadsheet.

Yes. Add a floorplanUrl column referencing a hosted PNG or SVG and inject it via selector mapping. Many manufacturers publish floor plan diagrams that can be embedded directly. For unique used units, photograph the layout from above or use a digital floor plan service and reference the result in the feed.

Add seasonStart and seasonEnd columns alongside a seasonalPrice column. Render whichever is active in the template, or run two page groups for high and low season pulling different price columns. SleekRank serves whatever is in the cached row, so update the seasonal columns and the cache cycle propagates the new pricing.