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About Onshore

Fewer vans. Fuller vans. Faster to the boat.

Onshore is a marketplace that matches deliveries for yachts with spare space in vans that are already heading to the port.

The problem

Five vans to one yacht, most of them driving back empty

On a busy morning, several suppliers can each send a van to the same yacht at the same marina: wine from the merchant, parts from the chandlery, provisions from the caterer, crew bags from the airport. Each van makes its own trip, queues at the same gate, and often drives back empty.

Onshore lets carriers who are already making those runs sell their spare space — on the way out and on the way back — and lets suppliers, crew and yacht managers book it. The van fills up, the number of trips drops, and the yacht gets what it needs.

Two-way routes

No empty return legs

Outbound: shore to yacht

Provisions, spare parts, wine and spirits, florals, crew luggage and refit supplies delivered to the quay or yard.

Return: yacht to shore

Laundry, items for repair, warranty returns, crew bags and packaging back to shore — on space that would otherwise travel empty.
Who it’s for

Built for the people who run yachts

Yacht crew

Get last-minute orders delivered to your berth, and change the address or time if the yacht moves.

Provisioners & suppliers

Stop running your own van to every marina. Book space on carriers already heading there.

Yacht managers

Coordinate deliveries across vessels and ports from one account.

Shipyards & refit

Parts, tools and returns between workshops, suppliers and the yard.
Where we are

Launching on the French Riviera, Monaco, the Balearics and the UK south coast

We’re starting where yacht traffic is densest and road runs between ports are frequent: Antibes, Cannes, Nice, Monaco and the rest of the Riviera; Palma and Port Adriano on Mallorca; Genoa and La Spezia in Liguria; and Southampton, the Hamble and Falmouth in the UK.

Onshore is a new platform. We’d rather tell you what we do than quote numbers we haven’t earned yet.

How it works

Three steps

  1. Carriers list spare space — both ways

    Carriers driving to a port list their spare capacity on the outbound run and the return, and set their prices.

  2. You book or ask for quotes

    Book space on a listed run or post a job for carriers to quote. Pay by card once the carrier accepts; the money is held by Stripe.

  3. Tracked to the dock

    Follow the van live. The carrier records proof of delivery with a photo or signature, and is paid out 48 hours later — or when you confirm receipt.
What you get

Platform features

  • Vessel-linked deliveries: add your yacht so carriers can find you if you move berth
  • Live driver tracking and ETA while the van is on the road
  • Email, SMS and push updates when your delivery status changes
  • Outbound and return-leg listings
  • Photo or signature proof of delivery on every job
  • Fixed prices or quotes from carriers
  • Payment held by Stripe and released after delivery
  • Reviews after each completed job

Stop sending empty vans.

Join the suppliers, crew and carriers making yacht logistics simpler.

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