Pricing
Per vessel, per module. That is the whole model.
You pay for the vessels you run and the modules you use. The entitlement is enforced in the database, so what you buy is exactly what exists for you. The number itself is a conversation with a person, sized to your fleet.
Single vessel
Captains and owning entities
One vessel workspace with the modules the operation needs: maintenance and compliance at minimum, finance when the books should live where the work is.
Charter fleet
Charter and brokerage operations
Vessel workspaces plus the commercial wing: charter operations, APA accounting, marina and the owner reporting the season depends on.
Management company
DOC holders and family offices
Company workspace over every managed vessel, fleet consoles and roll-ups, platform access control per customer, and provisioning for the whole fleet in one sitting.
Always included, whatever the shape
Complete modules
A module ships whole. There are no feature gates inside maintenance, finance or compliance, and no surprise add-ons for the parts that matter.
Owner and supplier portals
Tokenized owner statements and the supplier self-service portal come with the platform, not as separate products.
Both languages, to the artifact
English and Greek throughout, including the generated PDFs, with el-GR dates and figures.
Page-level access control
Twenty-two maritime roles and per-page grants for every seat, enforced in row-level security.
The public API and feeds
Scoped API tokens, meter-reading ingestion and calendar feeds are part of the platform.
Continuous updates
One product line, continuously shipped. There is no version you are left behind on.
What included actually contains
The inventory behind the word. Every entry is a live register in the product today, not a roadmap line.
Operations
4 modules- Work orders12 states
- Planned maintenance5 triggers
- Spare partsserialized
- Meter rounds3 counter types
- Statutory tests15 types
- Digital twinITC-69
- Live fleet map4 providers
- Charter operationsAPA native
Money
3 modules- Double-entry ledgermulti-currency
- Three-way matchat payment
- APA accounts8 states
- Bank matching4 formats
- Payrollsea wages
- Budgets12-month phasing
Compliance and documents
3 modules- ISM registers13
- Hours of restMLC 10/24
- Certificatesexpiry heat
- myDATAMARK sync
- Document control73 classes
- PDF generators89
Access and integration
2 modules- Maritime roles22
- Page access132 pages
- Owner portaltokenized
- Supplier portalOTP
- Public APIscoped tokens
- Calendar feedsICS
How engagement works
Walkthrough
A 45-minute walkthrough on a live environment, scoped to how your operation actually runs.
Pilot
A pilot workspace with your vessels, your registers, and your roles — judged on your own data.
Rollout
Licensing agreed per fleet; workspaces provisioned and your operating model set up with you.
Two ways to price a fleet
Per-seat suites price the crew. This model prices the vessel.
Every crew member is a licence
The vessel is the unit. Crew size does not change the bill
Modules bundled whether used or not
Maintenance without brokerage, finance without marina
Implementation billed as a project
Provisioned in a sitting, imports register by register
Viewer seats priced like editors
Read-only tiers exist for owners and auditors
The bill surprises at renewal
The model scales exactly the way the fleet does
The questions procurement asks
How long until the fleet is live?
Weeks, planned against your season, not a year-long programme. Workspaces, modules, roles and members are provisioned in one sitting; history imports follow register by register.
Can you import our existing records?
Yes. Spreadsheet and tracker histories, maintenance records and financial registers have established import paths, reconciled against the ledger before anything goes live.
Who owns the data?
You do. Every register exports complete, formatted files at any time, and issued documents live in an archive you can verify by hash. Blocked never means held hostage.
What happens when we add a vessel?
A vessel workspace is provisioned, its crew gets roles and page access, and the fleet consoles pick it up. The model scales by vessel and module, so the price moves the same way.
No public tiers — every fleet is scoped individually.