Pricing
A month, for each boat you look after. Not for each person you send to her, and not for each report you write.
The minimum is $59 a month, so a fleet of three boats or fewer pays $59. It steps down as the fleet grows.
What it comes to
$120 a month
8 boats at $15 each. Every user included.
Whatever this says today, it is your price for five years, for as long as you keep the subscription.
How the price works
No tiers to compare, no feature held back to sell you the next plan up, and no number that only appears once you are on a call.
$15 a boat a month.
For every boat on the account, checked or not. The boats are what you are paying for.
Every user is included.
Techs, subcontractors, the office. Invite as many as you like and the bill does not move.
A $59 minimum.
Any fleet of three boats or fewer pays $59 a month. A fourth boat makes it $60.
It steps down on a bigger fleet.
The first 25 boats are $15 each. Boats 26 to 50 are $12. Boat 51 and up is $10. A fleet that grows never sees its bill fall.
Monthly, or two months free on a year.
Pay monthly and stop when you like, or pay for ten months and get twelve.
Your price is locked for five years.
Sign up now and today’s rate is your rate for five years, for as long as you keep the subscription, whatever it costs later.
What the price includes
There is one plan. What follows is what it does, and it is the same on your first boat as on your fiftieth. See how it lines up against 13 other systems.
Built from what is actually aboard her, not a generic list with half the questions crossed out.
One number for the boat, and every point in it traceable to the check that moved it.
In your company’s name, showing her condition now and what changed since last time.
Calendar months and running hours, whichever runs out first, per piece of equipment.
A code anyone aboard can scan for her startup steps, her quirks and where things live.
They save on the phone and upload when the dock has service again.
The trial
Not a sandbox with made up boats in it. Real boats, real checks, real reports you can send.
30 days, no card.
Nothing to cancel, because there is nothing to charge.
Up to three boats.
Enough to run a real week of work through it and see what comes out the other end.
Everything is switched on.
No feature is held back for a paying plan. What you try is what you get.
No sales call.
Sign up, add a boat, run her check. Nobody phones you about it.
When the 30 days are up
Questions about the bill
Every boat on your account, whether or not she was checked this month, and including any you have archived. The count is boats on the books, so it is the same number you can see on your own account page.
No. Invite every tech, subcontractor and office admin you work with. The bill only ever counts boats.
No card, and no sales call. Sign up, add a boat and run her check.
Mark her sold and her QR codes stop working that moment. Taking her off the account is what takes her off the bill.
Only if you want the two free months. Paying monthly means you are never committed past the month you are in.
The rate you signed up at, on every boat you have, for five years, for as long as the subscription runs without a break. If the list price goes up, yours does not.
Prove it, then own it
30 days on up to 3 boats. No card and no sales call.
Four promises
A YachtGrade report is a condition and readiness report. It is not a survey, is not carried out by an accredited surveyor, and is not a substitute for a pre-purchase, insurance or damage survey.