This is the redesign we would run for a charter operator or brokerage still taking enquiries by email: the screens, the full feature set, an 8-week timeline, what each tier costs, and the outcomes we report after launch. It is a documented plan with illustrative screens, not a report of a past client's figures.
Illustrative concept screens for a typical charter fleet: a dated brochure homepage with a "request a quote" email link, rebuilt around availability search, transparent pricing and a single obvious enquiry path.


Most charter sites are brochures. Availability lives in a spreadsheet, pricing is withheld until a broker replies, and every enquiry lands in a shared inbox to be quoted by hand. High-intent charterers comparing three yachts on a phone simply pick whoever answers first with a number.
One system that owns availability, pricing and the enquiry pipeline. Charterers search real open weeks, see the full cost including APA and VAT, and commit with a deposit. Brokers get generated proposals and a pipeline instead of inbox archaeology.
We audit the existing site, every yacht record, rate card, seasonality rule and extras structure, plus the enquiries you already lose. Output is a fleet-and-enquiry spec the redesign is measured against.
Wireframes then full design for the availability search, yacht page and enquiry checkout. The design constraint is a charterer comparing three yachts on a phone with a partner reading over their shoulder.
Calendar and availability engine, rate and extras calculator, deposit checkout, proposal generation and the operator dashboard. Weekly demo builds so your brokers work with real enquiries early.
Destination and yacht-type pages, structured data, redirect mapping from the old URLs, and migration of yacht records, photography and past enquiry data.
Full enquiry-path testing including edge cases: optioned weeks, split payments, cancellations, currency changes. Broker training, cutover plan, then launch with rank and performance monitoring.
We track the enquiry funnel and fix the biggest drop-off each month, alongside search work on destination and yacht-type pages to grow qualified charter demand.
A static fleet list; charterers email to ask if a week is free.
Date-and-guest search returns only yachts actually available that week.
"Price on request" with APA and VAT explained later by a broker.
Week rate plus a clear APA, VAT and extras breakdown before enquiring.
Generic contact form into a shared inbox, answered next business day.
Yacht-specific enquiry with optional deposit hold and instant confirmation.
Open six tabs, screenshot specs, argue over email with the group.
Shortlist and shareable proposal so the whole group decides in one place.
Quotes rebuilt by hand in Word for every enquiry.
Proposal PDF generated from the live rate card in seconds.
One fleet page competing for every destination search term.
Destination and yacht-type pages with Product and Trip structured data.
Budget decides how much of the charter enquiry gets automated. These ranges map to the operational change each one buys.
$2,500 – $5,000
A small owner-operator fleet of one to five yachts.
A credible, fast, mobile-first site with yacht pages and structured enquiries. The measurable gain is enquiry quality and response time rather than online payment.
Usually justified by a single recovered charter week.
$5,000 – $12,000
Multi-yacht fleets and brokerages with seasonal rate cards.
Availability search, rate and extras calculator, deposit checkout and the broker pipeline. This is the tier where enquiry-to-contract time drops the most.
Measured against saved broker hours plus enquiries that previously went cold.
$12,000+
Central agencies, multi-base operators and marketplace fleets.
Multi-base calendars, commission splits, partner feeds and multi-currency operations. Value comes from consistency across bases, not just the website.
Scoped in phases so each release funds the next.
Every baseline below is taken from your own season data in week one. We publish the framework, not invented percentages — the targets are what the redesign is held to once your numbers are in.
It is a documented blueprint of the redesign we run, with illustrative before-and-after screens rather than a report of a past client's figures. The shipped yachting work you can review today is Philippine School of Yachting and Sailing.ph, both linked from this page.
Eight weeks from kickoff to launch: two weeks on discovery and the fleet audit, two on enquiry-path UX, two on the availability engine, quotes and pipeline, one on content, SEO and migration, then one on testing, broker training and cutover. Central agencies and multi-base fleets are phased.
Charter Start redesigns run $2,500 to $5,000, Charter Pro builds with availability search and deposit checkout run $5,000 to $12,000, and central-agency or multi-base platforms start at $12,000 and are quoted in phases.
Yes, from the Charter Pro tier upward. The flow takes a deposit to hold a week and schedules the balance under your charter terms, with APA, VAT and extras shown before payment and full manual override for brokers.
Redirect mapping happens in week seven before launch: every old URL is matched to its new equivalent, structured data is preserved or improved, and rankings are monitored daily for the first month after cutover.
Yes, wherever your current system or central agency offers an export or API. Yacht specs, photography, seasonal rate cards and past enquiries are imported and verified against the old system before a planned cutover date.
Four numbers agreed in week one against your own baseline: enquiry-to-quote time, enquiry conversion rate, broker hours per charter and organic charter demand — reported monthly with the next funnel drop-off we are fixing.
Send us your current charter site and we'll design a free homepage and yacht-page concept — no cost, no commitment.
Share your fleet size, rate structure and how you handle enquiries today. We'll return a scoped version of this redesign with a fixed price range.