Price Comparison
Join MemberMe Boat Club and pay a fraction of the money up front with no monthly commitment as compared to owning or joining a traditional boat club. 75%+ cheaper than the average boat club for the average member.
Other Boat Clubs: $7,000-$10,000 joining fee +$450-$1,000/mo 12 months a year
(boats under $100k)
And these clubs don't include jet ski rentals or paddle boards
MemberMe is only $199 annually + small per use fees
All Include The Following
Ammenities
We provide top of the line boards, ropes, and tubes as well as a cooler and ice (depending on weather) as well as snorkel equipment (when requested)
Discounts
50% off all of our kids camps, and partner discounts with on water bars and restaurants as we set those relationships up.
Limited Membership
We limit how many members we accept per boat as well as regulate who can join and remain a member based on behavior.
Moneyback gurantee
1. 100% refund- If you are in contact with us and cannot secure the booking slots you desire: (2 or less slots/mo)
2. 75% refund- If you simply don't use your membership because you move or get too busy.
3. Pro Rated Refund- Available if you use your membership less than 4 times.
Boat Training
One on one coaching and assistance driving and learning about boats for those interested. (NOT REQUIRED)
Priority Bookings
We do not rent our boats to the public; period! Members get first rights to sessions and rentals.
Cancel Anytime*
Cancel anytime and not be auto billed for next season no questions asked. IF it automatically bills and you haven't used it you can ask for a no questions asked refund.
Its really that simple!
Cancel Anytime*
Cancel anytime and not be auto billed for next season no questions asked. IF it automatically bills and you haven't used it you can ask for a no questions asked refund.
Its really that simple!
What Our Clients Say
Anzhelika, Member
"I think the session price is incredible, as well as the membership price! Sounds too good to be true but it's not. I would much rather invest in a small fee than having a boat personally."