
Every vessel, visible every day.
Your fleet's marketing — planned 30 to 60 days ahead, written in your house voice, published natively across 11 platforms including Google Business, with every comment answered and every inquiry captured into your pipeline. Run by an AI agent. Approved by you.
Nothing publishes without your sign-off — unless you set it to autopilot.
One approval fans out to up to 11 connected destinations — each post rewritten and re-sized natively for its platform, never copy-pasted.
The charters are world-class. The presence isn't.
An unbooked week is a five-figure asset expiring in silence — and these six failures are how it happens.
Posting collapses in high season
Exactly when demand peaks, your team is aboard, at the boat show, or closing contracts — and the accounts go dark for weeks. Silence in July is revenue lost in August.
Empty weeks nobody hears about
Open availability lives in your booking calendar and nowhere else. If the market can't see the week, the market can't charter it.
Eleven platforms, eleven formats
A reel is not a pin is not a LinkedIn post. Reformatting one listing eleven different ways is a full-time job nobody on your team has time to do — so you post to two platforms and abandon the rest.
Inquiries buried across inboxes
A serious charter inquiry sits unread in a Pinterest DM while you're watching WhatsApp. In this market, the first broker to reply usually wins.
Owners fear off-brand posts
One wrong photo, one wrong caption, and a central agency agreement is at risk. So everything waits for you personally — and becomes the bottleneck.
Likes, but no ledger
Agencies report impressions and follower growth. Nobody shows you which post produced which inquiry — or which booking. You're paying for marketing with no attribution.
Your next 30–60 days of marketing, drafted in one sitting
Sit down once — or let us do it for you. The agent drafts, designs and schedules up to a month of content per vessel in a single session: captions in your house voice, imagery from your media library, hashtags and formats native to each platform. Run two sessions and your calendar is committed 60 days out.
The calendar isn't static. When a week is still open as the date approaches, availability content is generated and queued. When a new listing, blog post or YouTube walkthrough goes live, it's turned into posts automatically. The plan is made in advance; the engine adapts it daily.
- 30 days of content per vessel, per session — schedule 60 days with two
- Every post waits in your approval queue by default
- Open weeks trigger availability posts as dates approach
Machinery a generic posting tool doesn't have

A month of content per vessel, in one session
Bulk generation drafts up to 30 days of posts at a time — listings, destinations, crew stories, provisioning, availability — designed, captioned and scheduled. Your season runs even when your team is at sea.

One firm, one sealed workspace — and your own branded portal
Each client firm gets a sealed workspace: its own connected accounts, house voice, approval roles and audit trail — accessed through a portal on our domain, carrying our branding, where your reviewers see only your fleet. Inside it, every vessel runs as its own campaign with its own content stream, media, caption defaults and per-vessel performance filtering. Yachts that run their own social accounts get a dedicated vessel workspace, with the owner holding the approval keys.

Approve once — it publishes everywhere, natively
Crosspost routes fan a single approved idea out to up to 11 connected destinations: cinematic on Instagram, professional on LinkedIn, searchable on Pinterest, an offer on Google Business. Rewritten per platform, never copy-pasted.

Nothing surprises an owner
Every post waits in an approval queue by default — the agent obeys the same rules as your staff. Role-based access lets anyone draft while only admins release. Content types you trust can run on autopilot, with rules you define.

"Is she free in August?" becomes a lead, not a like
Keyword automations DM instantly when someone comments the trigger word — "Comment AUGUST for availability" — sending your booking link and capturing the inquiry. Built in. No Zapier, no third-party glue.

Every comment, DM, mention and review — one inbox, hot leads first
Conversations from across your platforms land in a single inbox with on-brand replies drafted for one-tap approval. Spam is hidden automatically. Sentiment and purchase-intent detection flag the serious inquiries — so "is she available in August?" surfaces above the emoji comments, and Google reviews get answered in your voice.

Every new listing markets itself
Connect your listings feed, blog, newsletter or YouTube channel — every new item becomes scheduled, platform-native posts automatically. Publish a walkthrough once; the engine works it across eleven harbours. Your existing library — including every destination guide and market report on your blog — feeds the engine via RSS, so five years of content fuels the calendar from day one.

Reports an owner respects — and eyes on the competition
Analytics roll into polished PDF reports carrying your firm's logo — per vessel, per month. Alongside: tracking of competitor fleets, top yachting creators and trending destination content, so your calendar adapts to what's working on the water.

Your photography, multiplied — not replaced
Real fleet photography anchors every vessel's presence. Around it, the engine's image generation and built-in editor produce destination scenes, seasonal moods, itinerary graphics and styled variations — so the feed stays fresh across a 60-day calendar without recycling the same twelve shots. One honest rule: no AI image is ever presented as a real photo of a specific yacht.
The machinery behind the machinery
Brochure-to-campaign
Feed the engine a yacht's brochure PDF, spec sheet, blog post or walkthrough video — it returns platform-optimised posts. A season of content can start from documents you already have.
Evergreen queues
Your best-performing content re-enters rotation automatically in weekly slots. The feed never runs dry between listings, even in the quietest month.
Themed campaigns
"Amalfi Summer." "Monaco GP Week." Group posts under a theme once and every item inherits its channels, schedule and caption defaults.
Fleet-scale imports
A brokerage's entire listing sheet, scheduled in one CSV import — per-account rows, previews, no re-typing.
Self-watching system
Email alerts fire before problems appear: a scheduling gap on any vessel, an inbox backlog, a stale automation. Silence never sneaks up on you.
Five markets, five languages
Content generated in your audience's language, per workspace — English for London, French for Monaco, Italian for Amalfi, Spanish for Palma, and more (17 supported).
Compliance signatures
Brokerage footers, licence lines and contact blocks appended automatically to every post, with per-platform overrides.
The vessel interview
Onboarding a yacht is a conversation: the AI interviews you about her — history, crew, quirks, signature dishes — and lands every answer as a ready-to-shape content idea.
The vessel dossier
Her brochure, spec sheet and itineraries live in the brand profile as permanent reference — so every drafted post is grounded in real cabin counts, real rates, real cruising grounds. No AI guesswork.
Brand memory
The workspace learns with every edit and approval you make. Month six sounds even more like your firm than month one.
Recurring characters
The captain. The chef. The vessel herself. Recurring content personas turn a feed into a following — "Chef's Friday provisioning" becomes the post people wait for.
Automatic watermarking
Fleet photography carries your client's mark automatically, on every platform — protection and branding in one setting.
Know the water you're selling on
The engine watches the market daily so your calendar never flies blind. Competitor fleets and brokerages are tracked — their websites, pricing moves and advertising — and summarised in a morning digest with a one-click counter-move: they drop an August rate, you know before your coffee, with a response post already drafted. Alongside, the top yachting and travel creators are analysed continuously; their cadence, hooks and content mix become a weekly plan adapted to your fleet.
- Daily competitor & pricing watch
- Top creator cadence & format analysis
- One-click counter-post drafted for you
Rival fleet cut M/Y comparable's August week by 12% — counter-post drafted.
Top creator format this week: 9-second bow-cam reels — 3 queued for approval.
Destination trend rising: Menorca +40% engagement — itinerary post suggested.
Delivered by email 07:00 local · Adapts per workspace
The inquiry gets answered. Instantly. In any channel.
Posting creates interest; response speed converts it. Up to half of high-value charter leads go cold before a broker replies. Ours don't wait.
Voice AI concierge
Inquiry calls answered 24/7 by a voice assistant trained on your fleet — qualifying budget, dates and party size, and booking the call with your broker. Missed calls trigger an instant text-back with your booking link.
WhatsApp & chat concierge
Website chat and WhatsApp handled conversationally in your house voice: availability questions answered, viewings booked, every conversation filed to the pipeline.
AI nurture sequences
Inquiries that don't book immediately enter multi-channel follow-up — email, SMS, WhatsApp — until they book or say stop. No lead dies of silence.
This is the High-Ticket Infrastructure pillar of our Revenue Architecture Framework — automated.
Your past guests are your fastest bookings
Database reactivation
Before we've posted a thing, your past-guest list gets an AI-driven reactivation campaign — personalised re-engagement across email and SMS, with an AI decision-maker handling replies and objections. Typically the first attributable booking of the engagement.
Review engine
Every completed charter triggers an automated review request; every review — good or hard — gets an on-brand draft reply for one-tap approval, synced to your Google Business profile where searchers see it.
Built for the two sides of the charter market

Charter operators & fleet managers
Keep every vessel visible all season without hiring a content team. Fill shoulder-season and last-minute weeks with automated availability campaigns. Give owners a branded monthly report that proves the program. One workspace per yacht; one dashboard for the fleet.
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Yacht brokers & brokerage houses
Every new central agency listing becomes a multi-platform campaign automatically. Stay in front of the broker network on LinkedIn daily. Capture buyer and charter interest from comments before a rival replies. One attributable deal pays for years of the system.
See a brokerage demoDone for you, done with you, or do it yourself
Every firm runs differently. Choose how much of the helm you keep.
The Platform
For teams with a marketer who wants a superpower.
Everything in the engine, self-served: calendar builder, crosspost routes, approval queue, unified inbox, keyword DMs, analytics. Not raw software — it ships with the yacht-charter template workspace, trained house voice, GHL revenue pipeline, and the charter playbook.
- Per-vessel workspaces
- Onboarding session + template calendar
- Monthly content allowance included
- Email support
The System
For firms that want the machine built and tuned, then supervised lightly.
We build each vessel's workspace, voice and first 60-day calendar; the agent runs it; you approve from your phone; we review monthly.
- Everything in The Platform
- Full setup: voice training, media library, 60-day calendar
- Keyword DM campaigns configured
- Expanded monthly content allowance
- Monthly performance review & calendar refresh
- Branded owner reports
The Fleet Desk
For operators and brokerages that want it handled, entirely.
Your dedicated desk runs everything: strategy, content, approvals workflow with owners, inbox replies within agreed hours, urgency campaigns for open weeks, monthly owner reporting.
- Everything in The System
- We manage the approval workflow with your owners
- Inbox managed to a response-time SLA
- Priority content allowance, pooled across your fleet
- Quarterly strategy session
- Priced per vessel — scales with your fleet
All plans: no long lock-in · your accounts stay yours · cancel with 30 days' notice.
Eleven channels isn't vanity — it's search surface area
Charter clients don't only scroll. They search — Google, YouTube, Pinterest, and now AI assistants. Consistent publishing puts your fleet on every surface where intent lives.
Google, fed weekly
Google Business is one of the eleven channels. Regular posts, offers and photos keep your profile active for "yacht charter Monaco" and "boat charter near me" — the searches that book.
The disguised search engines
Vessel walkthroughs on YouTube — the world's second-largest search engine. Destination and interior content on Pinterest, where posts surface for years, not hours.
Brand gravity compounds
Daily presence across eleven surfaces drives branded searches, profile visits and direct inquiries — exactly the demand signals search engines respond to.
Be the answer AI gives
Clients now ask assistants for "the best crewed catamaran in the BVI." Consistent, crawlable activity across platforms gives AI engines something to find — and cite.
A note our market will appreciate: social posts aren't a direct Google ranking factor. What they demonstrably do is keep your Google profile active, place your inventory on search-driven platforms, and multiply the branded demand that search and AI assistants respond to.
Questions the market actually asks
See your own vessel, marketed by the agent
Bring one yacht to a 30-minute call. We'll build its workspace live — voice, calendar, first week of posts — so you judge the craft, not the pitch.
Built on an engine trusted by 1,796 marketing teams and agencies.
No obligation · Your imagery stays in your workspace · Nothing publishes without your sign-off