DEMO BUILD — tiers below are static display content. Nothing here is live, and no plan can be purchased.
Plans

Priced for the trips you actually take

Start free and see whether the report earns its place in your pre-trip routine. Paid tiers add the wave ladder, saved runs and API access.

Static demo content. These prices and limits are placeholders shown for review. No billing, checkout, or plan enforcement exists in this build, and nothing can be purchased.
Free
$0
forever
  • 10 report calls per day, per account
  • Short reports: conditions, tides, water temp
  • Web reports
  • No card required
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Angler
$19/mo
most popular
  • Full reports with the wave ladder
  • Saved runs and destinations
  • Morning email for your usual run
  • API access for your own tools
Start with Angler
Captain
$49/mo
guides & small fleets
  • Everything in Angler
  • Multiple runs and skippers
  • Client-ready report links
  • Higher API allowance
Start with Captain
Fleet
$149/mo
operations
  • Everything in Captain
  • Many runs, many users
  • MCP endpoint + full API throughput
  • Priority support
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How usage is counted

Calls, not pages

Sample data

A call is one report request, whether it comes from the website, the API, or an MCP client. On the free tier the allowance is 10 calls per day per account — not per API key — so creating extra keys doesn't create extra calls.

3 of 10 calls today resets 00:00 CT
Free tierExample meter — sample data

Multi-leg runs are metered per leg, which is why a long offshore report costs more calls than a bay report. Exact metering is not implemented in this build.

Questions people ask

Can I use my own agent?

Yes — the MCP endpoint is intended to be available on every plan, including free, with the same call allowance.

Do reports work offline?

Web reports are normal pages; email reports are static text. Neither needs an app.

Is there a yearly price?

Not defined yet. Only the monthly figures above are presented in this demo.

What if I fish one spot?

Save the run once. Repeat reports on a saved run are the main use case.