For boatyards
For yards: five calls, timed to the month you name.
For yards with a travel lift: haul-outs, bottom jobs, glass and storage, booked for the months your stands sit empty. You name the month the ads go live, any time up to May 31, 2027. We pay for the ads until five real calls for that work reach you, up to $600 or 30 days.
Our founder grew a marketing agency to 250+ diesel repair shops. We’ve done no marine shops or yards yet. That’s why we’re paying.
01 · The work
Yard jobs, and what we keep out.
You pick one for the five calls. These are examples, not a menu.
- Haul-out and bottom paint, with running gear.
- Glass, gelcoat and blisters.
- Refits: rewires, systems, repaints.
- Long-term and hurricane storage, as contracts booked ahead.
What boat owners on this coast search for: “boat storage near me” about 1,600 times a month, “boat bottom painting” about 210, and “boat yard near me” about 140.
Google Keyword Planner, average for Nov 2025 to Oct 2026, Tampa–St. Petersburg (Sarasota) and Ft. Myers–Naples combined.
What we keep out
Tell us what your lift takes and what’s too small to be worth a lift move, and those searches stay out. Small boats on short jobs, boats your lift can’t take and price shoppers: we block the searches they use.
What counts as a real call, for a yard
A new customer, about the job you picked, for a boat your lift can take, inside your area. Spam, sales pitches, wrong numbers and your existing customers don’t count.
02 · The month and the lift
Aimed at the month you name.
Claim a spot now and name the month you want filled, any time up to May 31, 2027. The ads go live that month. If your slow stretch is August, this round is too early for you; tell Nick and he’ll say plainly whether there’s a later one. The $600 and 30-day caps stay the same.
We don’t know yet how far ahead boat owners book a haul-out on your stretch of coast. That’s one of the things the five calls will tell us both.
After the five calls, you choose the ad budget. It can lean into the months your stands sit empty and drop to the $750 minimum when the lift is booked. Budget changes take a week’s notice.
Not decided yetWhether ads can pause faster than a week’s notice when the lift fills up. Meanwhile, a week’s notice is the rule, and we’ll hold to it.
03 · Your people and your customers
If this makes more work for your service manager, it’s no use to you.
Bring him to the first call. Nick is happy to do it with both of you on the line.
Your phones
Ad calls come in on their own tracking number and ring the line you choose. Your main line is not touched. Nothing changes in how you schedule.
Who gets the alerts
Whoever you name: your service manager, the office, or you. Nobody at the yard has to learn new software. The logins are there if anyone wants them.
Your customers
Nothing contacts your existing customers unless you switch it on. Recording is only on the ad’s tracking number, and callers hear a notice first. Text-back and review requests aren’t switched on yet, and for a yard they stay off unless you turn them on in writing.
No surprises on the bill
The ad and the page never quote a price, a price per foot or a haul date unless you wrote it. You approve both before anything runs.
Who hears the recordings: you, Nick, and our AI agents, which read each call to mark it real or not. Which company stores them, and for how long, isn’t decided yet; the privacy page says what is.
04 · Price and who’s accountable
Same price as everyone.
$750 a month for our work, plus an ad budget you choose, from $1,500 all in. No setup fee. Month to month, 30 days’ notice. The ad accounts are in your yard’s name, and if you leave, everything we built goes with you.
(604) 378-2571 · nick@marinematic.com
Call or text any time. If Nick misses you, he calls back within one business day.