Who it’s for
Bookings for charters and tours, done properly.
Fixed departures with a hard seat count, deposits taken ahead, and weather cancellations that refund a whole boat at once.

A week at Northline Charters.
This is the booking widget, not a picture of it. Take a seat and watch the count move and the confirmation text arrive.
Every session carries its own price, seat count and rules, so a course, a drop-in and a free session sit in the same timetable.
Book a departure
This week
Tue 9:00 am
Half-day coastal sail
4 hours · $120 · drop-in
4 seats leftThu 2:00 pm
Sunset cruise
2 hours · $75 · drop-in
1 seat leftSat 7:00 am
Full-day offshore
9 hours · $260 · deposit $80
FullSun 10:00 am
Harbor tour
90 min · $35 · drop-in
9 seats left
The parts that are hard to get right.
The boat holds what the boat holds
The seat count you publish is the seat count you sail with.
Under the hood
Every hold and booking is a single database transaction, so the last berth cannot be sold twice while two people are checking out.
Weather cancels the whole departure
Call it off once and everyone booked is refunded and told.
Under the hood
Canceling a session applies your refund rule to every booking on it at once, rather than one customer at a time.
Departures are dates, not a rolling diary
A departure happens at a fixed time whether or not it is full.
Under the hood
Sessions are stored against a real timezone, so a schedule stays correct across daylight saving changes.
Works where you are : your currency, timezone and language, on your own Stripe or PayPal account.
Questions
- Can I take a deposit and the balance later?
- Price the departure as the deposit and take the balance on the day, or charge in full at booking.
- What happens if I cancel for weather?
- Cancel the session and your refund rule runs against every booking on it, with a notification on each customer's channels.
- Can I sell a whole boat as a private charter?
- Create the departure with a seat count of one and price it as the whole boat.
Take bookings for your charter business this week.
Fourteen days free. No card, no call, no implementation project.