Marine business websites that book slips, service and sales
Flood Tide Digital designs and builds websites for marinas, boat dealers, marine service companies and marine product makers. We build clear rates and amenities pages, directions by land and water, service and membership pages, and booking and request forms that work on a phone. Pricing is starting at $4,000, and most builds take about 4 to 6 weeks from kickoff to launch.
EGA Marine homepage: the shop comes to the dock, with booking up top.
What a marine website actually has to do
Boaters decide fast. They are checking the weather, looking for a slip for the weekend, or trying to get an engine fixed before a trip. They want an answer in a minute, often on a phone.
So the site has three jobs:
- 01
Say what you offer, plainly. Slips, storage, fuel, service, boats or products.
- 02
Answer the money and logistics questions. Rates, hours, location, and how to get there.
- 03
Make the next step easy. Book, request service, or ask about a boat in a few taps.
Marinas: rates, amenities and getting here
Put your rates and amenities on the site. Transient and long term slips, storage, fuel, power, pump out, ship's store, restaurants nearby. Then show how to get there, by road and by water. Jensen Marina pairs this with live local conditions, so boaters have a reason to check in before they head out.
Service companies: explain the model, then book the job
If you run a service shop or a mobile fleet, the site has to explain what you cover and how it works, fast. EGA Marine brings the shop to the dock, so the site leads with that, then lays out each service and the BoatPro memberships, with booking on every page.
Getting here and booking
Directions, hours and a booking or request form belong on every marina site, and they need to work one handed at the fuel dock.
Dealers and marine product makers
If you sell boats or marine products, the site has to show the product well and make buying or inquiring simple. For KillerDock we built a new Shopify store for fish cleaning stations and dock furniture, with real footage up top and every build configurable. Building boats? See our boat builder page at /industries/boat-builders.
Marine businesses we have built for
Jensen Marina
Full service coastal marinaBuilt to turn boaters checking the water into marina inquiries.
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EGA Marine
South Florida mobile marine service fleetA site built to book service and sell memberships.
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KillerDock
Fish cleaning stations and dock furnitureNew Shopify build, launched October 2026.
View full project →How a build works
We learn your business and your customers.
What you sell, who books, and what a good lead looks like.
Homepage first, then everything.
You see the homepage at full fidelity before anything else gets built.
Build, QA, launch.
Production build, redirects from your old URLs, analytics, and a clean launch.
Starting at $4,000.
The price depends on how many pages you need and how much content we create with you.
Timeline: most builds take about 4 to 6 weeks from kickoff to launch. That is typical, not a hard rule. If you want the site live before the season or a boat show, tell us the date and we will plan backward from it.
FAQ
How much does a marina or marine business website cost?
Starting at $4,000. The price depends on how many pages you need and how much content we create with you.
How long does it take?
Most builds take about 4 to 6 weeks from kickoff to launch. That is typical, not a hard rule. The biggest variable is how quickly photos, rates and decisions come back from your side.
Can the site take slip reservations or service requests?
Yes. We connect the reservation or scheduling tool you already use, or build a request form that sends you what you need to confirm.
Should we publish our rates?
Yes. Clear slip, storage and service rates save calls and bring in customers who already know the price.
What should a marine service company website include?
What you service and where, how your plans or memberships work, real reviews, and a booking or request form on every service page.
Do you build online stores for marine products?
Yes. We built KillerDock's Shopify store for fish cleaning stations and dock furniture. See /industries/outdoor-brands for more on ecommerce.
Can we update rates and photos ourselves?
Yes. We set the site up so your team can edit rates, hours and galleries.
Tell us about your business
Tell us what you run, where your site is today, and what you want more of: slips, service jobs or sales. We will tell you exactly what it will take, and if a full rebuild is not the right call, we will say so.
EGA Marine