New Idea by NauticShare Makes Boating Available for Everyone, and Not Just the Privileged
We have all heard of Timeshares but Kevin Kaiser, Founder and mastermind of NauticShare Global Ventures, tweaked this idea and came up with something really clever yet cost-effective for people who truly love boating. This innovative company’s unique and affordable plan allows virtually anyone access to a yacht. It’s not about boat ownership it’s about boat membership. With the exception of people who actually live on a boat, the wisdom and logic behind this program makes so much sense – use the boat and leave the boat. The company takes care of slip fees, insurance costs, mortgage or maintenance – it’s all included in the monthly membership. For those who dream of relaxing on a boat but don’t want the accompanying upkeep or prohibitive costs – this company has now made that dream a reality. They meticulously maintain their boats, allowing clients to enjoy themselves without having to do a thing – it appears NauticShare just made boating seriously easy for everyone!
The company offers three easy memberships that include weekday access, weekends only, or a mix of the two. Plans start at a few hundred dollars per month with no long-term commitment. Each prospective member goes through a weekend training course of 15-20 hours until the client can confidently and safely handle a boat. This one-of-a-kind membership is currently offered in Kemah and Lake Conroe, with a choice of from 18’-42’ power boats and sailing yachts, including pontoons, sport boats, “go fast” boats and cruisers.
NauticShare also has something to offer current boat owners. If their boat meets the company’s strict guidelines for value and condition, it can be added to the fleet and the company pays the owner’s slip fees, insurance costs and routine maintenance, allowing the owner at least seven full days access per month to their respective boat, or unlimited access as available, together with an elite Navigator Membership. As Kaiser states, “There is even a way to generate income off of your own boat.”
The concept of NauticShare is also available as a business license around the country in a market that is currently wide open, which should be of definite interest to anyone with the desire of getting into the maritime business. For more information on these groundbreaking programs, go to www.nauticshare.com.
