Find the revenue hiding in your quay.
MarinaOS spots empty gaps, oversized berths and missed billing, and tells you what to do about each — with the reasons, and your approval.
What changes for you
Today, and with MarinaOS.
Today
- One price list per length band, the same in May and August.
- Short gaps between bookings stay empty.
- Services used on the quay are not always invoiced.
With MarinaOS
- Prices follow demand inside the limits you approve.
- Gap nights are offered to waitlisted boats automatically.
- Unbilled services and oversized berths are flagged every day.
Pricing you can explain
Every suggestion comes with its reasons.
See the current price, the recommended price and why: occupancy, booking pace and days before arrival. Accept, reject or set your own — nothing changes without your rules.
Capabilities
Built to fill capacity, not just record it.
Gap detection and offers
Short free periods between bookings found and offered to boats that fit.
Waitlist matching
When a berth frees up, waitlisted boats of the right size are offered it first.
Oversized-berth alerts
Small boats in large berths flagged, with a suggested move that frees capacity.
Missed-billing alerts
Electricity, water and services used but not invoiced are surfaced.
Pricing with approval
Suggestions based on occupancy, booking pace and days before arrival.
Price limits
Minimum and maximum prices, and locked tariffs for regulated or municipal berths.
Daily brief
Each morning, the few actions most likely to protect or add revenue.
Forecasts
Expected occupancy and revenue by pier, berth size and week.
Daily brief
Start every morning knowing what to do.
Occupancy, arrivals, money owed and the three actions that matter most today.
Frequently asked
Revenue optimization questions.
Will MarinaOS change my prices automatically?
Only if you allow it. By default pricing suggestions need approval. You can set minimum and maximum prices, and lock published tariffs for regulated or municipal berths.
What is a gap night?
A short free period between two bookings that is too short to sell through normal channels. MarinaOS detects these gaps and offers them to waitlisted boats or as short stays.
Does it explain its recommendations?
Yes. Every berth assignment, pricing suggestion and opportunity comes with the reasons behind it, such as fit margin, occupancy, booking pace and days before arrival.
What is the daily brief?
A short summary each morning with occupancy, arrivals and departures, money owed and the few actions most likely to protect or add revenue that day.
Prepare your quay for the season
See your marina on MarinaOS.
Bring your berth plan. In 30 minutes we'll show you how many more nights your quay can sell, how myDATA runs automatically and how simple dispatch becomes.
- 30 minutes, online or on site
- Greek or English
- Based in Athens