Ships.one · Berth Charter

Release the hold with a packet.

Onboard at castoff. Hand back in the same vessel zones. One compare PDF when the guest, broker, or processor asks.

Browser preview today · hosted receipts and Stripe with the API when billing is live.

Example · fictional

Berth Charter · return packet

CH-2847 · Calypso Wind

Hold released · one new tag at starboard

$4,500.00 hold · packet ref pkt_CH2847

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1 Onboard

Baseline at castoff. Pre-existing tags; guest can acknowledge.

2 Hand back

Guest return in the same vessel zones. No hand back without onboard baseline.

3 Packet

Compare PDF. One file when the hold, broker, or processor asks.

Built for operators who release holds

  • Bareboat & multi-vessel charter · deposit holds, guest return, broker files (M1 live)
  • Day-rental & clubs · your packet when platform clocks run out (roadmap skins)
  • Haul & layup · interchange and seasonal in/out compare (roadmap)

Worldwide English-first product · timestamps in UTC on exports · hello@ships.one for hosted billing waitlist

Cold storage for the dock argument

Most weeks the packet sits quiet. When a scratch, a platform clock, or a chargeback lands, one compare PDF beats rebuilding the story from a camera roll. Documentation tools, not survey or legal advice.

What you get

Vessel zones at castoff and return. Compare highlights new damage tags only. Export shaped for brokers and card processors.

What we hold

Baseline-before-hand-back in the dock demo today; hosted receipts, renter links, and Stripe with the API. We say when it is browser-only · we do not fake prod.

Where everything lives

Use case · bareboat & multi-vessel charter

Onboard baseline and hand back compare packets for bareboat and multi-vessel charter. Documentation at the dock, not marina billing or fleet ERP.

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Operator reads

Court briefs with linked opinions · Nightmares receipts avoid

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