For boat rental fleets
For marinas where the pontoons pay the bills.
Some marinas are mostly slips. Yours is mostly boats. Field Guide Marina’s boat rentals were built with lake marinas that rent pontoons all summer, to take bookings any hour, price the busy days right and keep the dock running on a Saturday morning.
Everything a busy fleet needs.
Bookings at any hour
Renters pick a day, a boat and extras, agree to your rules and pay, while you sleep.
Pricing for busy days
Holiday, weekend and busy-fleet pricing, with a floor and a ceiling.
Extras that add up
Tubes, ice, fuel and a damage waiver, offered while they book.
A calm Saturday morning
Today’s pickups, a checklist for every boat, and reminders sent the day before.
Regulars who come back
Rewards points, member discounts and gift cards for your best renters.
Marketing for the slow weeks
Seasonal social media and ads that point renters straight at your booking page.
Proof from the water.
Since 2024, renters have booked and paid for more than 2,800 boat rentals online at the lake marinas we work with. For Grove Marina’s fall sale we shot photos and video on the lake and turned them into a season of posts, all pointing renters to their online booking.
One flat price per fleet.
Never a booking fee, never a commission. A busy July costs the same as a quiet May.
- Up to 5 boats Boat Rentals$199/mo · $1,500 setup
- 6 to 12 boats Boat Rentals$299/mo · $1,500 setup
- More than 12 boatsquoted for your fleet
Questions owners ask
- Do renters pay a booking fee?
- No. They pay your price, and we never take a cut.
- We take a lot of walk-ins.
- Walk-ins and phone bookings go on the same calendar, paid by card, cash or your card reader.
- Can we move our existing bookings over?
- Yes. We bring your past and upcoming bookings over, so this summer’s renters don’t notice the switch.
Let's fill your fleet.
Thirty minutes on a working lake marina: your boats, your busy days and your prices.