Your own booking page. Every booking stays yours.
A booking page on your own website, a trip page and emails for your guests in your name, and one console behind them. One flat fee per vessel — nothing taken from the bookings you make.
Built for the operators who run their own boats — so the guest, the booking and the relationship stay with you.
It reads like your own company, because it is.
Your guest chooses their dates on your page, receives your emails, and follows the trip on a page in your name. Your name and logo lead each of them — on your own domain once it is connected.
The screens above are drawn from the real booking page, trip page and email, with a placeholder company, vessel and rate.
Four ways to sell, one calendar.
For each vessel you choose what she sells. Your page and widget offer only what you switch on, and each sale closes exactly the time it uses.
Half day trip
The vessel to yourselves for a morning or an afternoon, at the times you set. Two slots a day, sold separately.
Whole vessel · per tripFull day trip
A full day aboard, back before dark, with its own price and guest limit.
Whole vessel · per tripPrivate charter
The whole vessel overnight — every cabin, the crew and the itinerary yours alone.
Whole vessel · per nightCabins on an open trip
You schedule an open trip; guests book its cabins one by one. Several parties aboard, one itinerary, one crew.
One cabin · per cabin, per night
The charter is yours. So is the guest.
From a request to the day she sails.
A booking is a request, not a checkout: no card is taken, and nothing is charged until you have confirmed the date is yours to sell.
Request
The guest picks a private charter, a day trip or cabins on an open trip, on your page or your widget. No card is taken, and nothing is charged.
You confirm
The request reaches your console and your email. You confirm or decline it. Two requests may ask for the same dates; once one is confirmed, the other cannot be.
Deposit
You ask for the deposit — the percentage you set for that vessel — and record it when it is paid. The guest pays you directly; taking card payments for you is planned, not built.
Balance
You record the balance before departure. The guest sees what is paid and what is left on their trip page.
On the day
Boarding details on the guest’s trip page; the captain’s position and readiness check on your Home.
One platform, for you, your crew and your agents.
On your own website, or on a domain of your own. Guests choose their dates on a calendar, see the price, and send you a request.
- Private charters, day trips, cabins
- Who may see availability is your choice
- Your name and logo
Booking page & widget
On your own website, or on a domain of your own. Guests choose their dates on a calendar, see the price, and send you a request.
- Private charters, day trips, cabins
- Who may see availability is your choice
- Your name and logo
The trip page
A private page for every guest: the trip, where and when to board, the price with what is paid, how to pay you, the route, and a conversation with you.
- Opens from their email, no password
- Your bank details once you confirm
- Where the boat is, while the trip is on
Emails
Request received, your replies, confirmation, payment details, receipts and a note before boarding — each in your name, with your logo and your contact details.
- Sent at each step of the charter
- Replies come back to you
- Your contact details on every email
The owner console
Where you answer requests, confirm charters, set boarding, send payment details, record deposits and balances, and keep the calendar.
- Home, Bookings, Calendar
- Messages, Money, Settings
- Monthly statements to download
The crew app
Your captain sends the boat’s position from a phone — with one tap, or automatically while the app is open — and your guests see it during the charter.
- Invite the crew from your console
- Position in one tap
- Shown to guests only while the trip is on
The agent portal
Travel agencies you invite see your vessels, their day and week rates and live availability, and ask you directly — by WhatsApp or email — to hold a date.
- Only the agencies you invite
- Only your vessels
- No platform charge on their bookings
Written into the agreement, not the brochure.
Every operator accepts the Operator Terms and the Data Processing Agreement before anything else.
- You pay a monthly fee per vessel. Nothing is taken from the bookings your guests make with you.
- Your guests pay you directly. Voyage+ does not collect, hold or refund your guests’ money.
- Your guests’ data is yours. It is processed only on your behalf, and never used to market anyone else.
- The charter is yours — your vessel, crew, permits and insurance, and what you promise your guests.
- You can stop at any time and take a copy of your data with you.
One fee per vessel. The whole platform included.
The fee follows the kind of vessel, not the features: every operator gets the whole platform. One option costs extra, and only if you order it.
Day boat
IDR 4,200,000 a year
Motor yacht
IDR 9,000,000 a year
Phinisi & expedition
IDR 12,000,000 a year
Superyacht
IDR 18,000,000 a year
Invoiced in Indonesian rupiah. Choose a currency beside any price to read it in your own.
- Your booking page and website widget
- Your own domain for the booking page
- Private charters, day trips and open-trip cabins
- Availability shown to all, to verified guests, or to nobody
- The owner console and calendar
- A trip page and emails under your name
- Unlimited team members
- The crew app
- Agencies you invite
What operators ask first.
Anything else — ask us on WhatsApp or write to hello@yh-charter.com.
What does it cost, and what do you take?
One flat monthly listing fee per vessel, by boat type. Bookings that arrive through your own page, your widget or an agency you invite are commission-free. Only charters the YH Charter desk sells for you — if you choose to list on its marketplace — carry a commission, agreed with you per account. One add-on is priced separately, and only if you order it in writing: your guests’ emails sent from your own address.
Does the guest pay by card when they book?
No. A booking is a request: the guest picks the trip and party size, and no card is taken. You confirm the vessel is free, then ask for the deposit — the percentage you set for that vessel — and record the balance before departure. No guest is charged for a date you cannot honour.
Can I sell day trips and cabins, not only private charters?
Yes. Per vessel you choose what she sells: private charters, a full-day price, a half-day price with morning and afternoon times, and cabins on the open trips you schedule. Your page and widget offer only what you switch on. A morning and an afternoon share a date, a full day takes both, and an open trip closes its nights to private charters.
Do I keep control of the calendar?
Yes. Holds are yours to place in the console at any time. A held date stops being bookable on your page, your widget and for your agents at the same moment. A request deliberately does not close a date: it stays open until you confirm one, so nothing is taken off sale by someone who never books.
Do I need AIS or a tracker to see where my boats are?
No. Your captain’s phone sends the position — one tap, or automatically while the crew app is open — and a short readiness check. You see both on Home, and your guests see the position on their trip page only while their trip is on. If you fit a GPS tracker or use an AIS service, it can report through a position feed too.
Can I put the booking page on my own site?
Yes. The booking widget goes on your own website, and your booking page can run on your own domain. Both read the same calendar and the same rates as your console, so there is nothing to keep in sync. Your guests see your name and logo; once your domain is connected, the address is yours too. Emails go out under your name from our mail server, and replies come back to you; sending them from your own address is an optional add-on.
Which currency are my guests quoted in?
Your vessel’s own — Indonesian rupiah, Thai baht, euro or US dollar, depending on where she works.
Who collects my guests’ payments?
You do. For your own bookings the guest pays you directly, by whatever means you already use — the console records the deposit and the balance so you and your guest are reading the same figures, but it does not take the money. Taking card payments for you, per operator, is planned and not available yet. The exception is a charter the YH Charter desk sells for you: the desk collects that one and pays you out once it has completed and been fully collected, from settled payments only.
What does a guest see — my name, or yours?
Yours. Your booking page, the widget on your own website and the trip page your guest opens after you confirm all carry your name — and so do the emails about every booking that came through your own door. The one exception is a charter the YH Charter desk sells for you: that guest booked with the desk, so the desk writes to them in its own name. On the day of the trip, your guest’s trip page also shows where the boat was last reported.
Your guests, your name, your season.
Set up your vessel and your rates in one sitting; we connect your booking page to your own domain with you. The Voyage+ team checks her specification before she goes live.