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AdamSea, the world’s first comprehensive marketplace for boating sales, rentals, and services, has announced the release of its upgraded platform, featuring faster performance, an improved user interface, and enhanced functionality.
The company is also preparing to launch an AI-powered advisor later this year, marking the next step in its mission to simplify and digitize the global boating experience.
AdamSea unites every aspect of the marine market in one digital ecosystem. The platform integrates four main verticals, boat listings, rentals, services, and marinas, offering users a single interface for buying, selling, and managing boating activities. Key features include one-click boat purchases, instant booking for rentals, service listings, marina advertising, and ticket sales for boat trips.
The latest version of AdamSea introduces a faster, more intuitive user experience across web and mobile. The platform also supports QR code scanning through the AdamSea App, enabling surveyors, shippers, and customers to validate transactions securely and access digital trip tickets.
The upcoming AI-powered advisor, set to launch by the end of 2025, will provide users with personalized recommendations for boat purchases, rentals, and trip planning. The feature is designed to enhance decision-making and streamline the boating journey through machine learning-driven insights.
AdamSea’s backend infrastructure incorporates more than 6,000 proprietary algorithms and is built in partnership with leading global platforms including Stripe, Amazon, and MongoDB.
The company plans to further integrate social features, with AdamSea Social Media scheduled for release in early 2027. This extension will introduce a dedicated social network for the boating community, connecting owners, dealers, marinas, and service providers worldwide.
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AdamSea is currently raising a USD $1.2 million seed round to accelerate growth in the U.S. and Canadian markets. Seed funding will be allocated toward marketing and sales, technology development, and infrastructure and expansion.
The company’s near-term objective is to reach 10,000 active users and achieve $2.3 million in revenue within the next 12 months. Expansion plans for 2027 include entering the UK and China markets, with a focus on partnerships with boat manufacturers and marine service providers.
“We’ve spent years building AdamSea to modernize one of the most traditional industries in the world. With this new investment round, we’re scaling our platform across North America to make buying, selling, and renting boats as seamless as booking a flight online.” said Luay Yacoub, Founder & CEO
AdamSea was founded by a technology executive with previous experience at Microsoft, Samsung, and Hikvision. The core team includes professionals from Optimizely and Oracle, bringing together expertise across AI, software engineering, and global operations.
The company is currently expanding its advisory board to include senior figures from Samsung and experienced CFOs with backgrounds in scaling technology startups.
The AdamSea team is also committed to supporting community and environmental initiatives. As the company grows, it plans to participate in charitable programs related to ocean conservation and marine sustainability.
Upcoming milestones for AdamSea include the AI integration and machine learning release, completion of the current seed round, and the public introduction of AdamSea Social Media in early 2027. Allows users to access both the AdamSea Marketplace and Social Media platform using a single username and password.
The company is also exploring new partnerships with marinas, travel brands, and marine startups to strengthen its role as a central hub for boating activity worldwide.
Luay added: “AdamSea is more than a marketplace, it’s a community. Our partnerships with marinas, boat manufacturers, and service providers bring the entire boating ecosystem online, giving users a seamless and trusted experience from shore to sea.”
