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What Happened to Skurt?

Skurt was acquired by Fair (the car-subscription company) in 2018, folding its delivered-rental-car concept into Fair’s business. Fair itself went on to have a rocky run and wound down its own operations in the years since — so Skurt’s original service didn’t survive its acquirer. As of our last check, skurt.com now shows a GoDaddy “domain for sale” parking page, and our tracked affiliate link (which used to route to Skurt’s booking flow) now dead-ends in a broken redirect chain. Between the parked domain and the dead tracker, that’s a discontinued service.

For context, here’s what Skurt did while it was running, in Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego, and Austin: you’d book a rental car at a competitive price, and instead of picking it up at a counter, a Skurt agent would drive it to your location — home, hotel, or the airport curb — hand you the keys, and go. At the end of the rental, your Skurt agent would come collect the car from wherever you were, no counter visit required on either end. It was a genuinely clever answer to the worst part of renting a car: the counter line.

Of the car rental alternatives we still track with a working link, Turo is the closest match to what Skurt offered. It’s a peer-to-peer car rental marketplace — instead of a company fleet, you’re renting an actual car from a local owner, and some hosts offer delivery to your location just like Skurt did. Sign up through our Turo link for $25 in credit toward your first trip, per our last check.