Four years ago, when Floatist first showed up at charter bases, fleet operators would ask who they were and what they were doing on their dock.

Today, the company supports more than 600 yachts across the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Asia, the North Sea, the Atlantic and the US, marking a significant milestone as it heads into the 2026 charter season.

Over the course of the 2026 season, more than 55,000 charter guests are expected to interact with the platform, while Floatist is set to surpass 10,000 sailed weeks across its network.

The growth follows a €500,000 investment, enabling the company to scale its operations while continuing to build the product in close collaboration with fleet operators.

Rather than taking a top-down approach, Floatist has focused on working directly with charter bases to develop software that reflects the day-to-day realities of fleet operations.

This approach is reflected in feedback from operators and guests alike. At bases such as Hermes Yachting, Floatist has helped streamline check-ins, improve access to yacht information, and enhance the overall customer experience on the dock.

Cindy Allis, Co-Founder of Floatist, said:

“When we started, we had to explain who we were every time we walked onto a dock. Now, we’re working with more than 600 yachts and charter boats, and seeing tens of thousands of guests use the platform each season. That growth has come from building alongside operators and focusing on solving real problems, not just adding features.”

As new charter bases continue to come onboard throughout the season, Floatist expects these figures to grow further, reinforcing its position as a key player in the digitalisation of yacht charter operations.

For more information, visit the Floatist website here.