Starter
$19/mo
- 1 mascot
- Your colours + business name
- 10 new poses every month
- Commercial licence while subscribed
A cute mascot for your business, without hiring a studio
Rent-a-Mascot is a monthly mascot library for small businesses: pick an original AI-made character, we customise its colours and name, and you get new poses and animations every month.
100 original characters · from $19/mo · AI-made, rights-cleared, one business per mascot per city
Where can a small business rent a cute mascot?
It depends on what you need. If you want a ready-made character fast and cheap, a mascot library like this one rents you an original, AI-made character from $19/month — customised with your colours and name, with new poses and animations arriving monthly and a commercial licence while you subscribe. If you need a fully bespoke, one-off character designed around your brand from scratch, a custom illustrator or animation studio is the better (and pricier, slower) route. Browse all 100 characters below; reserving one is free while we're in early access.
Meet all 100 mascots
Every one an original. Tap a card for the full story.
Showing all 100 mascots
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Beanie is a glossy espresso bean with a steam quiff and more energy than advice. He greets the morning rush by name and believes every bad day is just under-caffeinated. The original face of the library, made for coffee shops.
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Flaky is a golden croissant with a chef's hat and lashes that could sell day-old bread. She rises before the sun and takes it personally when you skip breakfast. A warm, layered mascot for bakeries.
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Repsy is a teal kettlebell in a red sweatband who counts your reps louder than you'd like and means every word. He believes showing up is the whole workout. A heavyweight cheer for gyms.
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Sprig is a potted seedling who waves his leaves at slow-growing things, people included. He has never met a cutting he didn't root for. A patient green mascot for plant stores.
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Sudso is a soap-bubbled pup-shaped blob who considers every wash a water party. He has strong opinions about towel warmth. A splashy mascot for pet groomers.
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Bloop is an indigo robot cube with one big cyan eye who organises everything, including his own feelings, into neat folders. He hovers politely and never crashes. A tidy mascot for SaaS apps.
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Snips is a pair of silver scissors with a waxed-moustache attitude and a chair-side manner from another era. Every cut comes with one good story. A classic mascot for barbershops.
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Pearl is a gleaming molar in mint sneakers who hands out stickers and sparkle-smiles in equal measure. She makes the chair feel like a throne. A bright mascot for dentists.
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Mocha is a swirly latte cup who treats every customer like a regular. She doodles hearts in foam and genuinely believes rainy days exist so people will come inside. Perfect for cafés that sell comfort by the cup.
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Sprinkle is a pink-frosted donut who starts every day like it's a party. He high-fives customers through the glass and names every donut in the case. Built for shops that run on sugar and good moods.
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Oolong is a gentle teapot who speaks slowly and pours slower. He believes no problem survives a good cup of tea and a sit-down. A calm face for tea houses and quiet corners.
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Crumb is a chocolate-chip cookie who can't keep a secret or a cookie to himself. He leaves a happy trail wherever he goes and considers milk his best friend. Made for bakeries with a cookie counter.
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Scoop is a wobbling tower of three pastel ice-cream scoops on one proud waffle cone. She celebrates every flavour like it just won an award. Ideal for parlours, gelato carts and summer menus.
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Truffle is a dapper cocoa truffle in a gold foil wrap he treats like a tuxedo. He believes chocolate is a love language and he is fluent. A rich little face for chocolatiers and gift boxes.
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Taffy is a twisted pastel candy who bounces off the walls and sticks the landing. She knows every sweet in the shop by first name. Born for candy stores and pick-and-mix walls.
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Buttercup is a vanilla cupcake with a swirl of buttercream she fixes in every reflective surface. She believes every day deserves a tiny celebration. Sweet spot: cupcake counters and custom cake orders.
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Peppo is a cheerful pizza slice who juggles toppings and never drops the cheese. He calls every order 'the house special' and means it. A natural for pizzerias and slice windows.
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Maki is a neat little sushi roll who lines things up and keeps them fresh. He bows to customers and to particularly beautiful fish. Clean, calm branding for sushi bars and poke counters.
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Pico is a folded taco who carries his toppings like a party he's hosting. He claims mild is just spicy taking a nap. Great for taco trucks, taquerias and anything al pastor.
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Boba is a milk-tea cup with pearls that bob when she giggles. She has strong opinions about straw width and zero enemies. Tailor-made for bubble tea shops and dessert cafés.
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Hopsy is a leafy little hop cone who treats every pour like a tiny ceremony. He knows the story behind every barrel and tells it twice. A friendly face for taprooms and craft breweries.
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Vinnie is a bunch of plum-purple grapes with one monocle-shaped leaf. He describes everything as 'notes of' something and is usually right. A charming pick for wineries and wine bars.
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Zesty is half an orange with a straw and a mission: hydrate everybody. She does a little spin before every smoothie. Bright energy for juice bars and smoothie counters.
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Stacks is a tall cheeseburger who takes 'fully loaded' personally. He steadies his bun like a hat in the wind and never skips the pickle. Built for burger joints and late-night windows.
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Slurp is a smiling ramen bowl whose noodles never end and whose patience never runs out. He considers slurping the sincerest compliment. A warm mascot for ramen and noodle bars.
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Ember is a glowing charcoal briquette who refuses to rush anything good. He wears his smoke like a scarf and guards the pit like a treasure. Made for smokehouses and BBQ trailers.
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Rollie is a tiny pastel food truck with a serving-window smile. She honks twice for good news and keeps the napkins stocked. A mobile mascot for food trucks and street food brands.
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Rye is a seeded sandwich loaf who takes orders like a drill sergeant and delivers them like a grandma. He insists mustard is a personality trait. Solid branding for delis and sandwich shops.
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Poppy is a popped kernel who jumps before she thinks and lands somewhere fun. Every bag she fills is 'the best batch yet'. A popping pick for snack brands, cinemas and kiosks.
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Gumbo is a bubbling soup pot who believes every good thing belongs together. He stirs himself when he's thinking. Comfort branding for soup kitchens, cafés and winter menus.
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Asana is a lavender yoga mat who rolls herself out wherever calm is needed. She greets stress with a long exhale and a longer stretch. A soothing face for yoga and pilates studios.
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Pedal is a stationary-bike wheel who spins faster when the playlist hits. He shouts encouragement in rhythm and rings his bell for every milestone. Made for spin studios and cycle gyms.
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Proto is a protein shaker who rattles when he laughs. He measures everything in scoops, including kindness. A sturdy mascot for supplement shops and nutrition brands.
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Stretch is a peach resistance band tied in a friendly bow. She untangles knots, literal and otherwise, and celebrates small progress loudly. A kind face for physio and recovery clinics.
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Trax is a cushioned running shoe with laces that flap like a cape at speed. He believes every finish line is just a turnaround point. Fast friendly branding for run clubs and races.
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Zenzo is a round little cloud who floats at exactly the speed of a deep breath. He collects worries and rains them out somewhere far away. A weightless mascot for meditation and sleep apps.
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Crunch is a bumper plate who counts reps out loud for strangers. He believes soreness is applause from the inside. Heavy-duty cheer for crossfit boxes and strength gyms.
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Vita is a cheerful avocado half whose pit doubles as a yoga ball. She can find the good-for-you version of anything. A fresh mascot for health food stores and organic grocers.
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Blush is a powder puff who leaves a little sparkle on everything she touches. She believes every face is already the look. A soft glam mascot for beauty salons and makeup studios.
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Polish is a lilac nail-polish bottle whose brush doubles as a magic wand. She files everything under fabulous. A glossy pick for nail bars and lash lounges.
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Fade is a pair of clippers who hums old songs while he works. He remembers every regular's number and their kid's name too. A sharp sidekick for barbershops. (Snips handles scissors; Fade runs the clippers.)
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Suds is a bar of oat soap in a permanent bubble bath of her own making. She believes self-care is just kindness pointed inward. Gentle branding for soap makers and skincare lines.
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Mane is a round hairbrush with a glorious swoop of pastel hair she grew herself. Every chair she visits becomes a before-and-after. A bold mascot for hair salons and blow-dry bars.
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Inka is a friendly ink bottle who sketches on napkins, receipts and the occasional ceiling. She believes every mark should mean something. A cute-but-cool face for tattoo and piercing studios.
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Glow is a jade facial roller who moves through the world at spa speed. She prescribes water, naps and one tiny treat. A serene mascot for spas and facial studios.
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Biscuit is a bone-shaped dog treat with a wag you can feel from the doorway. He rates every customer eleven out of ten. The obvious best friend for pet shops and treat brands.
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Whiskers is a ball of grey yarn that a cat loved into sentience. She pretends not to care and then follows you around the shop. Ideal for cat cafés and feline boutiques.
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Fetch is a bouncing tennis ball who has never once been tired. He knows every park, every puddle and every good dog by name. A high-energy mascot for walkers and doggy daycares.
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Drizzle is a pastel-blue water droplet who keeps tiny fish as pen pals. He speaks softly and gurgles when he laughs. A calm mascot for aquarium shops and fish supplies.
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Purrl is a soft white first-aid pouch with cat ears who fixes boo-boos with stickers and patience. She makes the scary table feel like a sofa. A trust-building face for vet clinics.
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Plume is a rainbow-pastel feather who drifts around the shop delivering news and seeds. She learns one new word a week and it's always kind. A light-as-air mascot for bird and exotic pet stores.
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Shellby is a mint-green turtle shell with a built-in bathtub attitude. He believes grooming is self-respect you can see. A patient mascot for small-pet groomers and reptile shops.
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Wrench is a friendly red pipe wrench who answers the phone on the first ring. No drip is too small, no story too long. Dependable branding for plumbers and handymen.
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Sparky is a glowing light bulb who lights up a room professionally. He takes safety seriously and jokes about everything else. A bright mascot for electricians and lighting shops.
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Mopsy is a string mop with a bun who hums while she works and leaves rooms smelling like lemons. She does corners. A sparkling mascot for cleaning services.
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Tumble is a front-load washer with a porthole smile and a sock collection he's trying to reunite. He believes clean laundry is a fresh start you can wear. A cozy face for laundromats.
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Brushy is a paintbrush with a pastel-dipped tip she styles like a quiff. She colour-matches moods and never drips on the skirting. A fresh-coat mascot for painters and decorators.
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Planky is a smiling pine plank with a pencil behind his ear and sawdust in his smile. He believes everything worth having is built, not bought. Honest branding for carpenters and makers.
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Bloomy is a terracotta pot with a daisy growing where her thoughts should be. She plans gardens the way others plan parties. A growing mascot for landscapers and garden centres.
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Keys is a brass house key with a keyring halo of tinier keys he calls the team. He opens doors and keeps secrets. Trustworthy branding for locksmiths and key-cutting kiosks.
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Gusty is a pastel fan with ribbon streamers who takes room temperature personally. Summer or winter, he arrives with the right breeze. A fresh-air mascot for HVAC and aircon services.
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Roofus is a cheerful roof shingle who treats every leak like a mystery to solve before dinner. He waves at people from up high. A sturdy mascot for roofers and gutter crews.
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Petal is a pink peony who blushes deeper when bouquets go out the door. She believes there's a right flower for every sentence you can't say out loud. A blooming mascot for florists.
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Dusty is a well-loved hardback with a bookmark ribbon he wears like a scarf. He recommends books by feel and is always right. A heartwarming mascot for bookstores and book clubs.
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Tinker is a pastel wind-up robot toy with a key that spins when he's excited, which is always. He tests every toy personally for joy. The obvious pick for toy shops and game stores.
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Vinty is a mustard-yellow corduroy jacket with a story for every button. She believes everything deserves a second act. A charming face for thrift stores and vintage boutiques.
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Scribble is a lavender gel pen whose cap never goes missing because it's her hat. She signs everything with a flourish and a star. A neat mascot for stationery and craft shops.
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Vinyl is a spinning record with a label-face that grooves in place even when the shop is quiet. He files everything by feeling, not alphabet. A smooth mascot for record stores.
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Carat is a rose-cut gem who believes everyone deserves one thing that glitters. She whispers 'treat yourself' with surprising authority. A dazzling pick for jewellers.
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Specs is a pair of round tortoiseshell glasses who notices everything and mentions only the nice parts. He polishes himself before every appointment. A sharp-eyed mascot for opticians.
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Melon is a striped watermelon wedge who thumps herself to check she's ripe (she is). She knows what's in season before the farmers do. A fresh mascot for grocers and market stalls.
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Loafie is a round meatloaf-shaped softie in a striped apron who remembers every order and every birthday. He ties string bows on parcels like gifts. A hearty mascot for butchers and counters.
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Pixel is a rounded cursor-arrow who redesigns things in her head while you talk. She believes whitespace is where good ideas breathe. A crisp mascot for web and design agencies.
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Centavo is a shiny coin who does a little flip when savings goals hit. He explains money without the lecture. A trustworthy-but-fun mascot for fintech and budgeting apps.
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Blocky is a translucent cube who links up with friends to get things done. He's been up, he's been down, he's still smiling. A light-hearted mascot for crypto and web3 apps.
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Neuro is a soft lavender brain-cloud with a lightbulb that pops on a beat too early. He finishes your sentences and apologises for it. A friendly face for AI tools and startups.
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Tally is a mint-green calculator whose buttons light up when the numbers reconcile. She finds deductions like a truffle pig finds truffles. A reassuring mascot for accountants and bookkeepers.
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Haven is a little pastel house with a heart-shaped door who takes 'home' very seriously. She fluffs welcome mats like pillows. A warm mascot for realtors and letting agencies.
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Brolly is a sunshine-yellow umbrella who opens before the first drop and never says 'I told you so'. He reads the fine print so you don't have to. A calming mascot for insurance brokers.
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Paddy is a friendly padlock who double-checks doors, passwords and birthday candle counts. He only opens for the right key and he knows it on sight. A solid mascot for security firms and IT shops.
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Chalky is a stick of pastel chalk who draws diagrams in the air that briefly stay. He celebrates wrong answers as half-finished right ones. A patient mascot for tutors and learning centres.
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Nook is a plush alphabet block with a different letter hug on each side. He speaks fluent toddler and moderate glitter. A soft mascot for daycares and preschools.
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Melody is a golden eighth-note who conducts invisible orchestras at bus stops. She believes everyone has an instrument waiting for them. A tuneful mascot for music schools and teachers.
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Bitsy is a tiny 8-bit heart sprite who glows brighter each time code finally runs. She considers every bug a boss level. A playful mascot for coding clubs and STEM camps.
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Globey is a pastel desk globe who spins herself when she's excited about a new word. She collects greetings like souvenirs. A worldly mascot for language schools and exchange programs.
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Finny is an inflatable orange armband-fish who demonstrates every stroke with full commitment. He believes confidence is taught one splash at a time. A buoyant mascot for swim schools.
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Roam is a mint vintage suitcase covered in stickers from places she technically hasn't been yet. She plans trips like love letters. A wanderlust mascot for travel agents and tour companies.
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Snooze is a cloud-soft pillow in a tiny bellhop hat who upgrades everyone in spirit. He turns beds down and corners of mouths up. A plush mascot for hotels, inns and B&Bs.
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Sudsy is a foam blob with a chamois bow tie who takes personal pride in every reflection. He squeaks when a car comes out shining. A bubbly mascot for car washes and detailers.
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Torque is a friendly lug nut with a hex-head cap and honest hands. He explains the fix in plain words and shows you the old part. A trustworthy mascot for garages and mechanics.
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Spoke is a happy bicycle bell who dings for hills conquered and lanes respected. He can true a wheel by ear. A zippy mascot for bike shops and repair stands.
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Boxy is a cardboard moving box with a packing-tape smile who treats every teacup like a treasure. He labels things properly and carries the heavy end. A dependable mascot for movers and storage.
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Jolt is a pastel charging plug whose cable wags like a tail when a car pulls in. He believes every journey deserves a top-up and a pep talk. A zappy mascot for EV charging and scooter brands.
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Flash is a retro instant camera who prints little memories from her smile-slot. She finds the good light like it owes her money. A snappy mascot for photographers and studios.
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Confetti is a party popper who holds her own string and knows exactly when to pull it. She believes logistics are just joy with a spreadsheet. A festive mascot for event planners.
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Waxley is a lavender candle whose flame is a tiny dancing friend named Flick. He sets moods for a living. A cozy mascot for candle makers and gift shops.
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Reel is a round microphone with headphone ears who nods along so well people tell him everything. He makes anyone sound like their best take. A studio mascot for podcasters and videographers.
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Jetty is a compact printer who sticks her tongue out as pages come through — every one straight, every colour true. She treats rush jobs like sport. A sharp mascot for print and copy shops.
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Dose is a two-tone capsule in tiny glasses who explains what everything does and when to take it. He alphabetises the shelf for fun. A clear-headed mascot for pharmacies and chemists.
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Patch is a rounded adhesive bandage with a heart print who shows up first and fusses gently. She keeps stickers for the brave, which is everyone. A kind mascot for clinics and GPs.
Pricing
Prices as of October 2026. Billing hasn't opened yet — reserving is free and holds your mascot.
Pro
$49/mo
- 1 mascot
- 30 poses every month
- 4 short animations every month
- Seasonal outfits
- Commercial licence while subscribed
Studio
$99/mo
- Up to 3 mascots
- Unlimited poses (fair use)
- 10 animations every month
- Priority 48h turnaround
- Commercial licence while subscribed
Exclusive buyout
from $499 one-time
- The mascot is retired from the library
- Full rights transfer to you
- Source poses + animations included
Every plan: AI-made original characters, files sized for social, cancel anytime once billing opens. One mascot per business, never two direct competitors in the same niche and city.
How it works
- Pick your mascot. Browse the library and reserve the character that fits your business. One business per mascot per niche and city.
- We make it yours. We recolour it to your brand, add your business name, and deliver a starter pack of poses by email.
- Fresh content monthly. New poses, animations and seasonal outfits arrive every month while you're subscribed, ready for posts, ads and packaging.
Mascot rights, answered
Who owns the mascot I rent?
Every mascot is an original, AI-generated character created for this library. While your subscription is active you have a commercial-use licence to use your customised mascot in your social posts, ads, website and packaging for one business. The characters stay ours; the licence ends when the subscription ends.
Are the mascots AI-generated?
Yes. Every character, pose and animation in this library is AI-generated and fully original — no likeness to existing brand characters or real people, ever.
Could my competitor use the same mascot?
No. Each mascot is rented to one business per niche and city, so your local customers only ever see it as yours. The Exclusive buyout retires a character from the library entirely.
What do I actually get each month?
Your mascot customised with your colours and business name, plus new poses every month (10 on Starter, 30 on Pro, unlimited fair-use on Studio). Pro and Studio also get short animations and seasonal outfits. Files arrive by email, sized for social.
Can I buy a mascot outright?
Yes — the Exclusive buyout (from $499 one-time) retires the character from the library and transfers full rights to you.
When can I pay? Why reserve now?
Billing hasn't opened yet — this is early access. Reserving is free, holds your mascot for your niche and city, and puts you first in line when billing opens. You pay nothing today.
Reserve your mascot
Free while we're in early access — billing opens soon. We'll email you before anything is ever charged.