Marine Passport brings a vessel’s identity, model, factory power options, and record history together in one organized report, then our AI-powered intelligence engine explains what it all means in plain English, so you spend less time reconstructing a boat’s background and more time selling, surveying, and servicing it.
Every listing starts with a question: Is this boat really what the paperwork says it is? Registration records carry short codes, not model names. Owners misremember engine packages. Previous listings copy each other's mistakes.
Marine Passport resolves the vessel to the model it was actually marketed as, matched to its HIN, then brings in its documentation and registration history, activity and damage records, factory power options, maintenance guidance, and more. Our AI-powered intelligence engine then explains it all in plain English: what stands out, what a buyer will ask about, and what to address before it comes up in survey. You list it right the first time, and your buyer sees the same facts you do.
Trade-ins, consignments, and service jobs all go faster when you know exactly which model, factory power options, and recurring maintenance expectations you're dealing with. Marine Passport gives your team that starting point before the boat reaches the lot or the lift, with plain-English considerations that flag what to check first, from applicable recalls to signs of prior saltwater use. That means fewer surprises at appraisal, faster write-ups, and the right parts on the first order.
Start the survey with the vessel's resolved model, factory power options, and record history already in hand. Marine Passport's AI-powered intelligence engine reads across the vessel's documentation, registration, recall, and reported-event history, then explains in plain English what stands out, from name changes to prior damage to time spent in salt water. Spend your time aboard verifying and inspecting, not researching how the boat left the factory or what it's supposed to be.
Marine Passport brings together vessel identity, historical records, factory specifications, machinery information, maintenance guidance, safety information, technical resources, and vessel-specific intelligence, then explains what it all means in plain-English considerations: what stands out, why it matters, and what to verify. One organized record, ready before the first phone call.
Most history reports repeat whatever the registration record says and leave the rest to you. Marine Passport starts by resolving the boat's true identity: a 2007 Boston Whaler registered as a "27OR" is a 270 Outrage, and that difference matters to everything downstream. Then our AI-powered intelligence engine reads across the vessel's full record and explains, in plain English, what stands out, why it matters, and what to check before you list, survey, or service it.
Marine Passport is built for the professionals who need to know a boat before they put their name on it: yacht and boat brokers, surveyors, dealers, service yards, and other marine professionals. Whether you're taking a listing, preparing for a survey, appraising a trade-in, or quoting service work, Marine Passport gives you an organized, AI-powered picture of the vessel's identity, configuration, and history, along with plain-English considerations on what deserves a closer look.
Most boat history reports hand you a HIN decode and whatever a registration database happens to hold, then leave the interpretation to you. Marine Passport does the interpretation. Our AI-powered intelligence engine resolves the builder's exact marketed model and factory power options, connects the vessel's documentation, registration, recall, and reported-event history, and explains in plain English what stands out and what to verify. For a broker, that means a listing built on the boat's true identity. For a surveyor, it means arriving with the right questions already on the table.
Yes. Marine Passport can be set up for your whole brokerage, so every broker works from the same vessel intelligence and every listing starts from the same standard. Reports can be viewed, printed, or saved as a PDF and shared with sellers, buyers, and co-brokers, and the plain-English considerations travel with them, so everyone on the deal sees the same context. Contact us to get started.
Just the vessel's Hull Identification Number (HIN). Marine Passport takes it from there, matching it against federal documentation and state registration records, resolving the builder's marketed model and factory power options, and assembling the vessel's history into one organized report. No paperwork to chase and no databases to cross-reference by hand.
No, and it isn't meant to. A surveyor evaluates the vessel's current physical condition. Marine Passport tells you what the vessel is, where it's been, and what deserves a closer look. Its plain-English considerations, from prior saltwater use to applicable recalls and name changes, point the survey toward the issues worth investigating. Used together before purchase, they give buyers, brokers, and surveyors the most complete picture of the boat.
Yes. Every Marine Passport you purchase is saved to your account for future reference. You can view it anytime, print it, or save it as a PDF, making it easy to share with buyers, sellers, co-brokers, surveyors, and other marine professionals. Attach it to a listing, hand it to a serious buyer, or bring it to the survey, and the vessel's history and plain-English considerations go wherever the deal does.
Vessel records, history, specifications, service guidance, and AI-powered intelligence to help you know the boat before you buy it.