You open the website, scroll down, and look for the price. There is no price. There is a button that says “Request a demo.” Now you are wondering what a season on this software will really cost you, and nobody has told you yet.

That is the honest starting point for peek pro pricing. Peek does not post a price list, so this guide sticks to what Peek itself publishes and the exact questions that turn a demo into a full written quote. If you want the side by side view instead, our Peek Pro alternative comparison covers that. This post has one job: help you get a real number.

What Peek Pro pricing looks like today

According to the FAQ on Peek Pro’s website (as of September 2026), “Peek Pro uses custom, quote-based pricing tailored to your business rather than a fixed monthly plan.” The same answer tells you to request a demo for a quote.

That is it. That is the published part.

Quote-based pricing means your price is set in a talk with sales. Two operators can get two different quotes. So the useful question is not “What does Peek cost?” It is “What will Peek cost me, and can I see it in writing?”

The same Peek page, as of September 2026, lists features such as AI dynamic pricing, automated waitlists, abandoned booking recovery, POS and waivers. If you want any of those, ask whether each one is in your quote or costs extra.

A quote is only as good as the questions you ask before you get it.

How much is Peek Pro? Why you need the quote in writing

We’ve worked with charter and tour boat operators for years, and here’s the thing: a price you heard on a call is easy to forget by July. (Memory at the dock works a lot like a fish story. It grows.)

A written quote lets you do three things:

• Check your first invoice against what you were told.
• Compare it with a platform that posts its prices.
• Plan your ticket prices for next season with real numbers.

So when people search “peek pro cost” or “how much is Peek,” the real answer is this: it depends on your quote. Your job is to make that quote complete.

Questions to ask for a full Peek Pro quote

Bring this list to the demo. Ask the rep to answer each one in the written quote, not just out loud.

What pricing, payment processing fees, and user reviews does Peek Pro provide for tour operator software buyers managing solo to large-scale operations?

Pricing: Peek Pro says it uses custom, quote-based pricing instead of a fixed monthly plan, and you request a demo to get a quote. Processing fees: the Peek FAQ answer we checked does not give a rate, so ask for it in writing. Reviews: read them yourself on sites you trust, and ask Peek for references from operators your size.

Size matters here. A solo captain with one boat should ask how the quote works at low volume. A big fleet with many departures should ask if the rate changes as volume grows, and what it takes to get a different rate. Both should get the answer on paper.

Do’s and don’ts when you compare the quote

Once you have the quote, put it next to a platform that shows its prices up front. Our subscriptions versus passenger pricing guide explains the common ways booking software charges, so you know what you are looking at.

What GoFish.Rocks publishes, for reference

We think you should not need a demo to see a price. (Nobody has to book a call to find out when the boat leaves.) Here is ours, right on our pricing page:

• A flat $1.50 per passenger, per trip. No percentage, no setup fee, no monthly subscription and no contract.
• You choose who pays it. Pass the $1.50 to your guests or absorb it.
• Charters have a 6-passenger minimum, so the lowest fee on a charter is $9.00. Open-party trips have no minimum.
• Canceled and refunded trips cost $0, weather included. We bill at month end, only for guests on trips that sailed.
• Your own merchant account. Payments go straight to you through Stripe, Square, Authorize.net or our fair credit card processing option. Most operators see deposits within 24 hours.

You can read more about why we keep it simple on our pricing transparency page. As Tequila Too Sportfishing put it: “The flat rate for bookings instead of a percentage is the way to go, because that percentage adds up fast!”

Bottom line

Peek Pro pricing is quote-based, so the quote is everything. Get it in writing, make sure it answers all ten questions, and test it against a real trip. If you decide to switch, our guide to switching booking platforms walks through the steps. Setup, training and migration are free, and you can call a real person at (805) 871-0044.

Frequently asked questions

Does Peek Pro publish its pricing?

As of September 2026, Peek Pro’s website says it uses custom, quote-based pricing tailored to your business rather than a fixed monthly plan. You request a demo to get a quote.

What should a Peek Pro pricing quote include?

It should list the booking fee, who pays it, the card processing rate, payout timing, refund rules, any monthly or setup fees, and the contract terms. Ask for all of it in writing.

How do I compare a quote with published prices?

Run the same real trip through both, using your ticket price and a normal headcount. Compare what you pay and what your guest pays at checkout.

What does GoFish.Rocks charge?

GoFish.Rocks charges a flat $1.50 per passenger, per trip, with no setup fee, no monthly subscription and no contract. Canceled and refunded trips cost $0.