Start with the quote

You agree one of the two wholesale options with us. You decide the price you present to your guest. Your guest pays you, and you pay us the wholesale amount once the charter is confirmed. We are never in the middle of your customer's payment, and your guest never sees what you paid.

A guest presentation page that sells the experience and nothing else: what gets shot, what they keep, real frames from recent charters. It carries your name and your number, and it shows no rates, no margins and nothing about how the arrangement works behind it.

No. The media runs inside the mate and deck-service arrangement rather than alongside it. Lines, fenders, guest flow, swim stops and the run home are all part of the same job, so there is no second person on board for the crew to work around.

Aerial coverage happens where it is legal and appropriate for that location and that day. Miami has airspace that is restricted in places, and weather closes it some days entirely. When it does not fly, the onboard coverage runs as planned and the guest is not short-changed.

Charter date, vessel, departure marina and time, and which option you sold. Text it over and you get the guest link back the same day.

Yes, and that is usually the fastest way to start. Send the guest presentation link to anyone with a confirmed charter, let them say yes, then text us the details.

The finished media goes to the guest. We keep the masters in our archive so a charter can be re-cut or re-supplied later. The public Charter Log is curated by hand, not published automatically — sessions tied to a named client or a private event are held back, and anything you flag stays off it.