What renting a scooter in Bali actually costs

Every published rate we hold, reduced to one comparable figure per day on a monthly hire, and then to the three numbers that decide what you pay: the cheapest shop, the middle of the market, and the most expensive.

The price range for every model

per day, on a monthly hire

Where the gap is widest

On the Honda Scoopy the most expensive shop asks 612% more than the cheapest for the same machine. Both of them published that price themselves. every shop.

When a month stops being worth it

Across the 200 shops that publish both a daily rate and a monthly one, a month typically costs the same as about 25 days paid day by day. Past that point the monthly rate is the cheaper way to hire the same scooter from the same shop, which is why almost every figure on this page is quoted per day on a month.

How these three numbers are made

Every figure is a shop's own published rate, read from that shop's own website and shown on its page with the date we last confirmed it. Where a shop publishes a monthly price we divide it by thirty; where it publishes only a daily rate we use that. We never estimate a rate a shop has not published, and the shops that publish nothing appear nowhere on this page. The middle figure is the median rather than the average, so one unusual shop cannot move it.

A gap is a fact about the market, not a verdict on a shop. A higher price can buy a newer bike, insurance, or delivery to your door, and sometimes it buys nothing at all. That is the question worth asking before you pay.

An independent price index for scooter rental in Bali