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Site map
Everything published on transombooking.com, grouped by purpose, with a line explaining where each link takes you.
Main pages
- Home The full product page: what TransomBooking does for a charter boat, how a booking runs, what it costs and how to ask for a demonstration.
- Author Who builds and maintains the product, the standards applied to this site, and how to reach Jimenez Julien directly.
- Site map This page, listing every destination on the site in one place.
Home page sections
- What the paper book costs The four places a charter loses money before the boat has even left the slip, priced out in dollars and hours.
- How it works The four steps of a booking, from taking the date to sending the float plan ashore.
- Features Deposit holds, weather rules, float plan generation, mate scheduling, the booking page and season rate cards.
- Numbers from the fleet Median changes measured across the boats that ran TransomBooking through the 2025 season.
- Captains who run it Three named operators from Montauk, Port Aransas and Destin describing what changed for them.
- Pricing The three monthly plans, One Boat, Two Boats and Charter Fleet, with what each one includes.
- FAQ Six answers on cost, setup time, card data, integrations, off season cancellation and phone bookings.
- Request a demo The contact form, plus a direct email address if you would rather just write.
Charter Log magazine
- Charter Log The magazine index, with all nine articles on charter licensing, federal permits, weather calls and trip economics.
- How to Write a Charter Cancellation Policy That Survives a Chargeback Deposit terms, captain’s call weather language and the evidence a card processor wants when a client disputes a canceled trip.
- OUPV Six Pack vs Master 100 Ton: Which License Your Charter Needs Sea service days, tonnage and route endorsements behind the OUPV six pack and the Master 100 Ton credential.
- Charter Boat Insurance Mistakes: Crew, Passengers and Named Operators The coverage gaps that only show up after a claim: crew status, protection and indemnity limits and named operator clauses.
- Federal For Hire Permits and Reporting for Gulf and Atlantic Charters Which federal for hire permits a Gulf or Atlantic trip needs, and when the electronic trip reports are due.
- After the Conception Fire: What Changed for Small Passenger Boats Night watch, interconnected smoke detection and escape route rules that followed the 2019 Conception fire.
- Descending Devices, Circle Hooks and Where Release Rules Head Next The descending device and circle hook requirements in force now, and the release rules taking shape behind them.
- Dockside Safety Checklist for a Six Passenger Charter Trip A dockside equipment sweep in the order a boarding officer runs it, ending with the float plan left ashore.
- Cost Per Charter Day: Building a Real Break Even for Your Boat Fuel, bait, mate pay, slip fees and reserves turned into a defensible cost per trip and a floor price.
- What a Coast Guard Boarding of a Charter Boat Looks Like What officers check when they step aboard with clients watching, in what order, and how the trip resumes.
Legal and policy
- Legal notice Publisher identification, registration numbers, publication director, hosting details, intellectual property and applicable law.
- Privacy policy The exact contact form fields collected, the legal basis, retention periods, international transfers and your US state and EU rights.
- Terms of service Subscription terms, monthly billing, cancellation, data ownership, availability, liability and governing law.
Service pages
- Request received The confirmation shown after the contact form is sent, with the reply time you can expect.
- Page not found The page shown when a link points somewhere that does not exist, with routes back into the site.
- Email the publisher A direct line to Jimenez Julien for product questions, billing questions or a correction to this site.