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Boatsetter

What it is
Peer-to-peer boat rental marketplace, owner side — their own why-list page: listing is free, you set pricing and availability, choose who operates your boat (yourself, the renter, or a captain from their USCG-certified network), and are paid within three days of a completed booking. THE PROTECTION STORY IS THE PROVIDER'S PROMISE, NOT OUR VERIFICATION, and not a substitute for your own insurance: they call themselves 'the only insured peer-to-peer boat rental marketplace in the US', in partnership with Buoy — and their own eligibility rules REQUIRE you to hold a personal recreational policy to be approved. Renter age floors from their FAQ: 18 for captained charters, 25 for bareboat
What you need
their own approval article, read this round at the migrated help centre: vessel information (make/model/year/length), Hull Identification Number, boat registration number, vessel address, at least four photos showing all sides, and personal or recreational insurance coverage. Buoy peer-to-peer eligibility tiers, their words: 0-22 ft up to 10 years old (1 engine, max 350 HP); 23-32 ft up to 15 years (2 engines, max 600 HP); 33-89 ft up to 30 years; boats over 33 ft require a USCG-licensed captain at the helm during charters
How you get paid
Per rental — their own fee policy: 'You'll earn between 65% and 88.5% of the list price depending on your boat and insurance plan.' Paid by direct deposit within three days of a completed booking
Worker costs
Their fee policy, read this round: owner payout is 65% to 88.5% of the list price (the spread depends on your boat and insurance plan); a payment-processing fee of 3.0% + $0.15 per charge applies; and 'rental or commercial service fees and commissions are subject to change at any time' — their own words. Listing itself is free
Taking new people
Yes
How we know
confirmed on the company's own page
Last checked by us
Aug 24, 2026
Where it works
anywhere in the US
How you get in
Sign up on their own site
Device you need
We haven't confirmed
Sign-up link
https://www.boatsetter.com/why-list

What workers rate the app

The rating of the app workers use — never the customer app. Each store is its own witness; we show both and never average them. The count is what makes a score mean something. Click a listing to see the number as it stands today.

Apple App Store
Boatsetter Owner App4.7 from 2,507 ratings — reported, not confirmed · checked 2026-09-02
Google Play
Boatsetter - Owner App4.5 from 480 reviews — reported, not confirmed · checked 2026-09-02
Where this came from
Where we got this
national-sweeps (owner arc 2026-08-24) — their own why-list page, fee policy, terms of service and the boat-approval help article (ALL FETCHED 2026-08-24)

Every claim on this card, traced — 9 claims:

Employee or contractor read from the company's own page
national-sweeps (owner arc 2026-08-24): unstated — the class treatment
How you get in read from the company's own page
national-sweeps (owner arc 2026-08-24): Get Started listing flow
How you get paid read from the company's own page
national-sweeps (owner arc 2026-08-24): their own fee policy, quoted, AUDITED THIS ROUND
Sign-up link read from the company's own page
national-sweeps (owner arc 2026-08-24): their own why-list page
Taking new people read from the company's own page
national-sweeps (owner arc 2026-08-24): open listing flow
What it is read from the company's own page
national-sweeps (owner arc 2026-08-24): their own why-list page + approval article, quoted; the insured-marketplace claim attributed to them
What workers rate the app reported by someone else — not the company's words
Apple App Store listing for "Boatsetter Owner App" and Google Play listing for "Boatsetter - Owner App" — the store is the witness, not the company; checked 2026-09-02
What you need read from the company's own page
national-sweeps (owner arc 2026-08-24): their own boat-approval article at the migrated help centre, read this round
Worker costs, in detail read from the company's own page
national-sweeps (owner arc 2026-08-24): their own fee policy, AUDITED THIS ROUND

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