When your berth holders use Aquator, safety equipment stays current, maintenance is tracked, and emergency procedures are practised. A well-maintained fleet is a safer marina for everyone — staff, neighbouring vessels, and the water itself.
Offer Aquator as a value-added service to every berth holder at no cost to them. A marina that actively invests in its boat owners' knowledge and vessel wellbeing builds loyalty, reduces turnover, and differentiates in a competitive market.
As a Marine Advisory Partner, you earn recurring commission for every berth holder who upgrades to a paid plan. The more engaged your fleet, the more your partnership earns — with no platform fee and no minimum commitments.
Aquator isn't just management software. It's a framework that educates boat owners on what it means to own a vessel responsibly — for their safety, their crew's safety, and the health of the marine environment they operate in.
Life rafts, flares, EPIRBs, fire extinguishers, and lifejackets — every item tracked with service dates, expiry reminders, and SOLAS compliance checks. Owners are alerted before equipment lapses, not after an incident.
Engine hours, impeller intervals, cutlass bearing life, antifoul cycles, and osmotic blister prevention — Aquator guides owners through the maintenance schedule that keeps their vessel safe and their costs predictable. Neglect is expensive. Planning is not.
Registration documents, insurance certificates, radio licences, and stability booklets — kept current, versioned, and always accessible. Owners learn which documents are legally required for their vessel type and cruising area, and stay ahead of renewals.
Man overboard, fire, flooding, and distress signal drills — logged digitally with crew sign-off. Aquator walks recreational owners through the safety procedures that professional crews take for granted, building the muscle memory that saves lives.
Bilge water management, antifoul paint records, waste disposal logs, and black water compliance — Aquator makes it easy for owners to operate within environmental regulations and understand the impact of their vessel on the waters they enjoy.
Crew certifications tracked, safety briefings logged, and watch schedules structured — even for a couple on a 12-metre. Aquator introduces recreational boat owners to the professional standards of crewed vessel management, applied at their scale.
Most recreational boat owners don't neglect safety equipment intentionally — they simply have no system to track it. Aquator puts every safety item on a service schedule, sends reminders months before expiry, and walks owners through the pre-departure safety checks that professional captains run as second nature.


Aquator approaches maintenance as education, not administration. Every service reminder comes with guidance on why the item matters, what to look for, and how often it needs doing. Over time, owners build genuine knowledge of their vessel — rather than just following a checklist they don't understand.
Many recreational boat owners have never conducted a formal MOB drill or walked their crew through a fire procedure. Aquator makes this accessible and un-intimidating — guided step-by-step, logged digitally, and built into the rhythm of seasonal boat preparation rather than treated as something only commercial vessels do.


Environmental responsibility isn't a regulatory burden — it's the foundation of access to the waters we love. Aquator helps boat owners understand and record their environmental practices: where waste goes, what's in the bilge, what's on the hull, and how to minimise their impact without reducing their enjoyment of the sea.
Education & Best Practice
Beyond management software, Aquator builds genuine ownership knowledge — delivered in context, at the moment it's relevant, in language that's clear to a recreational sailor rather than a maritime professional.
Every service reminder explains the failure mode it prevents. Owners learn the engineering behind the schedule, not just the schedule itself.
What each document covers, when it lapses, and what the consequences of operating without it are — for insurance, port access, and liability.
Guided drills walk owners through exact procedures for MOB, fire, and flooding — building the response patterns that replace panic with action.
From bilge management to antifoul selection to anchoring in seagrass — owners understand the environmental consequences of common boating practices.
Pre-purchase and condition survey expectations — so owners understand what maintaining good records does for vessel value and insurability over time.
The standards of watch-keeping, passage planning, crew briefing, and hazard assessment that commercial vessels are required to maintain — applied at recreational scale.
VHF procedures, MAYDAY vs PAN-PAN, how to work with coastguard, and when a situation requires professional assistance rather than self-rescue.
The value of complete records, documented history, and a well-maintained vessel — both at sale and when lending the vessel to family or friends.


We introduced Aquator as a free benefit for all our berth holders last season. Three months in, we had fewer calls about routine maintenance questions, two owners caught expiring safety gear before the season started, and our annual berth renewal rate went up. It's the kind of value-add that actually means something.
The full Aquator platform for owners managing larger or more complex vessels — financial reporting, crew management, ISM compliance, and fleet-wide oversight alongside the safety and maintenance tools berth holders use.
Surveyors working with your berth holders submit digital reports directly into the vessel record. Deficiency lists track to resolution. Berth holders learn what a surveyor looks for — and keep their vessels survey-ready.
The Aquator Marine Advisory Partner programme gives marinas a dedicated partner manager, co-branded materials for berth holders, and recurring commission on every paid plan upgrade referred from your marina.
Partner with Aquator to offer your berth holders access to the platform, co-branded education materials, and a safer, more engaged fleet across your berths.
No cost to join the partner programmeOnboarded within 48 hoursCo-branded welcome pack for your berth holdersRecurring commission on paid plan upgradesDedicated partner managerBecome a Marina Partner
Free to start. Get your safety equipment tracked, your maintenance planned, and your vessel documents in one place — in under 30 minutes.
Free Starter plan for vessels under 50ftSet up in under 30 minutesiOS and Android app includedSafety reminders, drill guides, and maintenance toolsUpgrade any time as your needs grow