Floatist, the fleet and charter operations management platform, has secured a €500,000 investment round to accelerate its expansion in the Mediterranean, the world’s leading yacht charter market. The funding will be used to strengthen Floatist’s presence in key regions, further develop its technology, and support operators in managing fleets more efficiently.

The platform has been designed specifically for yacht charter fleet operators, providing a single connected system to manage turnaround days, maintenance, and guest experience. With over 600 yachts already using the platform, Floatist is establishing itself as a reliable solution for charter companies seeking to digitise operations.

Through its system, Floatist enables real-time communication between office staff, dock crews, and cleaning teams, ensuring every vessel is prepared on schedule. Operators can track both routine and corrective maintenance, creating a clear logbook that protects fleet value and helps prevent unexpected breakdowns.

On the guest side, the Floatist app allows charterers to complete contracts and provide required information ahead of arrival at the marina. Guests can also order add-ons, access equipment instructions in their own language, and follow a guided check-in process directly through the app.

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The yacht charter industry is seeing growing demand for digital tools to improve operational efficiency and guest satisfaction. Many operators in the Mediterranean are adopting platforms like Floatist to reduce administrative workload, minimise stress on staff, and ensure consistent standards across their fleets.

The new funding round will allow Floatist to scale its team, enhance product features, and onboard more operators ahead of the 2026 charter season. The company aims to support charter businesses of all sizes, from small local operators to large fleets managing hundreds of yachts.

“Our mission is to give charter companies the tools to operate more efficiently and confidently,” said Floatist co-founder Cindy Allis. “This new funding allows us to strengthen our presence, continue investing in the product, and support operators in delivering a top-class charter experience.”

Floatist is continuing to expand its network of clients and partners across the Mediterranean and is positioning itself as a long-term technology partner for the yacht charter industry.

To learn more about Floatist, visit: https://floatist.com/