Plan Enrollment Fees
Understand how Roam's plan enrollment fees work and how they can lower your monthly or weekly vehicle payment.
How Do Plan Enrollment Fees Work?
A Roam plan enrollment fee is a one-time, non-refundable upfront payment that lowers your ongoing weekly or monthly vehicle subscription cost. The higher the enrollment fee, the lower your regular payment. Enrollment fees are available on Long-Term plans only and do not lock you into a fixed term -- your minimum rental remains 30 days.
What Is a Plan Enrollment Fee?
An enrollment fee works like an initiation fee for a gym membership. It's a one-time fee that isn't applied toward your payments but lowers your weekly or monthly payment by offsetting vehicle costs upfront. The higher the enrollment fee you pay, the lower your regular payment becomes.
Key details:
- Plan enrollment fees are non-refundable
- An enrollment fee does not lock you into a fixed term or contract — your minimum rental remains 30 days
- You can still cancel anytime after your 30-day minimum term with proper notice
You Should Pay a Plan Enrollment Fee If
- You want to rent a vehicle for more than a couple of months, or even up to a year or longer
- You prefer to have a vehicle without handling the administration of insurance and maintenance on your own
- You prefer the ease of auto-renewing payments at either a weekly or 30-day frequency
- You want to take advantage of reduced rates exclusive to long-term use
- You still want the flexibility to end your rental anytime after your first 30 days (with proper cancellation notice)
Which Enrollment Fee Is Best for Me?
| Recommended Driving Duration | Suggested Enrollment Fee Range |
|---|---|
| A few months (30 days or more) | Lower-tier options |
| Seasonal or medium-term use | Mid-tier options |
| Driving as long as possible | Higher-tier options for the best savings |
Visit roam.auto/cars for current enrollment fee options and pricing.