
Keep overnight visitor berths, weekend marina stays and every pontoon maintenance closure on one marina-berth booking diary the person opening up can trust.
Online booking
Show only the berth by vessel length time you can take. Once a customer confirms the marina-berth booking.
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Put each vessel arrival, occupied block and pontoon maintenance closure on one marina-berth booking calendar. The marina stays attached to that booking.
Learn moreA berth is a length, a beam and a draft, not a slot. Sell one without saying which and the disagreement happens on the pontoon with a boat already alongside.
Every berth is its own bookable thing carrying what it actually takes, so an owner knows their boat fits before they leave the last harbour.
An annual let removes that berth for its full term, so a visitor is never sold a finger the season holder is coming back to on Friday.
A boat held up by a blow stays another two nights. Move the departure and the price follows the new span rather than being worked out by hand.
See overnight visitor berths, longer cruising stops and pontoon maintenance closure together, with the actual resource attached to every entry.
Every berth running alongside the others, so the fortnight a season holder is away is something you can sell rather than something you find out about later.
Built for your marina
Offer the berth by vessel length only for the dates and times it is ready. Confirmation removes that exact marina-berth booking window before it is.
Hold the complete booking around vessel arrival, not just the customer-facing session, while unaffected berth by vessel length time stays available.
Repeat this kind of marina-berth booking weekly or monthly on Free, stopping after the final agreed visit instead of leaving an endless block.
Keep the customer, berth by vessel length and notes together so large-vessel berths starts from one current record rather than scattered messages.
Close only the resources needed for seasonal berth blocks, leaving every unrelated berth by vessel length open for another booking.
Begin the longer arrangement with an itemised quote and keep the accepted requirements beside the booking.
Move the date to cover weather extensions, without losing the customer, payment position or earlier agreement.
Block the exact period needed for pontoon maintenance closure, reopening the berth by vessel length only when it is ready to use again.
Keep payment status with the marina-berth booking, including offline money recorded on Free and complete online card checkout on Pro.
Pro takes the complete berth fee by card when the marina-berth booking is booked. Record cash or bank transfer manually on Free.
Record cash or bank transfer manually on Free, keeping the berth fee beside the marina-berth booking.
Send an itemised quote for the longer marina-berth booking and agreed extras, then keep later payments with the accepted details.
One app for every booking
A let berth leaves the page for its whole term, so a visitor cannot be sold a finger the season holder is coming back to on Friday.
Email the customer their berth by vessel length, vessel arrival and practical arrival notes before the booked time begins.
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Yes. Your public page shows genuine berth by vessel length availability and removes the selected resource or stock when the booking is completed.
Yes. Repeat the same berth by vessel length weekly or monthly on Free, ending on a chosen date or after the final planned booking.
Yes. Pro takes the complete berth fee by card when the marina-berth booking is booked. Record cash or bank transfer manually on Free.
Yes. Close the exact window needed for vessel arrival or pontoon maintenance closure while every unaffected berth by vessel length remains available.
Yes. Set each berth by vessel length up separately so a confirmed booking removes only that resource and time.
Yes. Itemise the longer marina-berth booking and agreed extras, send the quote and keep the accepted version with the booking.