About Enterprise Long-Term Rental
Enterprise Rent-A-Car offers long-term rental rates for anyone who needs a vehicle for more than 28 days, booked through its extensive network of US neighborhood and airport branches. It is a rental rather than a true subscription, but for many drivers it serves the same purpose: a car for a month or more without buying or leasing.
Long-term rates apply automatically once a rental exceeds 28 days, and most vehicle classes come with unlimited mileage. Protection products and roadside assistance can be added, and the range extends to trucks and vans for work projects. Enterprise's page also refers to Subscribe with Enterprise, a separate subscription with maintenance included that has been offered in Minnesota, Missouri and Nevada.
Pricing is quoted per booking rather than published. Enterprise suits drivers who value branch availability almost everywhere, business-account billing or a pickup truck for a few months, but expect a standard rental contract rather than bundled insurance.
- Minimum term
- 29 days
- Available to
- Personal, Business
- Vehicles
- Cars, Vans
- Based in
- St. Louis, Missouri
- Coverage
- Nationwide
What's included
- Unlimited mileage (most classes)
- Roadside assistance (optional)
- Damage waiver and insurance products (optional)
Specialities
- Nationwide branches
- Trucks and vans
- Business accounts
Ratings and reviews
Enterprise Long-Term Rental: frequently asked questions
When do Enterprise long-term rates start?
Long-term pricing applies to rentals totaling more than 28 days.
Is mileage unlimited?
Enterprise says most vehicle classes have no mileage limit, though some exclusions apply.
Is maintenance included?
Enterprise's long-term page does not state this for standard rentals. Maintenance is included with the separate Subscribe with Enterprise service where available.
Can businesses use long-term rentals?
Yes. Enterprise promotes long-term trucks and vans for work projects and has dedicated business solutions.
Where is Subscribe with Enterprise available?
Enterprise lists Minnesota, Missouri and Nevada. Check with Enterprise whether it is still accepting new subscribers.
How we researched this page (2 sources)
Last reviewed 8 October 2026 by the Car Subscriptions Editorial Team. Spotted something out of date? Email hello@car-subscriptions.com.