Which boats earn, which sit, and when the season really starts.
Revenue and utilization per hull, hourly demand by weekday and week of the season, late returns and damage charges recovered, so the next boat you buy is the one the bookings ask for.
Analytics for a boat rental business
A fleet decision is a utilization question: the pontoon that goes out every day the sun is up and the runabout that sits are both on the same dock. Share Marketplace reports revenue and rented hours per hull, demand by hour and weekday, and how the season ramps week by week, from your own bookings.
Deposits captured, fuel billed and late fees recovered show what the paperwork is worth; reviews per craft show what customers loved. Reports export to CSV and the numbers feed the same dashboard the counter uses.
Revenue and hours per boat
Which units earn their moorage, which to sell, which class to add; utilization by day, week and season.
Revenue per unit
Rented hours and idle days
Season ramp by week
When the dock is busiest
Bookings by hour and weekday show where to add staff, raise the peak rate, or open earlier.
Hourly demand
Weekday vs weekend
Peak-rate suggestions
What the paperwork earned
Fuel billed, late fees, damage captured from holds, refunds; per craft and per month.
Fuel and late fees billed
Damage recovered
Refunds and reasons
Questions about which boats earn, which sit, and when the season really starts.
Can I see utilization per boat?
Yes, by day, week and season, alongside revenue per unit.
Does it export?
Every report exports to CSV; QuickBooks sync carries the accounting side.