Pricing pages love a small number in big type. $49 a month! Then you scroll down, spot a little asterisk, and start doing math on a napkin at the fuel dock.

This post is that napkin, cleaned up. We walk through Rezdy pricing using only what Rezdy publishes, then run the numbers for a made-up two-boat operation. If you are already shopping around, our Rezdy alternative comparison covers how GoFish.Rocks stacks up.

One note before we start. Prices change. Everything here is from Rezdy’s pricing page as shown to US visitors in September 2026. Always check the page yourself before you decide.

Rezdy pricing plans at a glance

According to Rezdy’s pricing page (as of September 2026), Rezdy offers three plans for US visitors. Here is what each one lists.

Rezdy figures from Rezdy’s pricing page, US view, September 2026. Ask Rezdy exactly what the asterisk on the 3% covers for your business.

Rezdy’s page also lists a 21-day free trial. Features it lists include waitlists, a guest manifest, automated customer notifications, the Rezdy Channel Manager and “Marketplace access to >12,000 agents”.

How the Rezdy fees work together

Here’s the thing. Rezdy pricing has two parts. There is the monthly plan, and there is a fee on each booking.

• The monthly plan is the same every month you are signed up.
• The online booking fee is listed as 3% on all three plans. It moves with your ticket price.
• The offline or agent fee is a flat dollar amount per booking. It drops as you move up a plan.

So a higher plan does not lower the online booking fee, based on the page. It lowers the offline and agent fee, and it costs more per month. Which plan makes sense depends on how many of your bookings come in by phone or through agents (and how many come in at 11 pm from someone who “just had a question”).

Worked example: a two-boat operator

Let’s run Rezdy pricing on a simple, made-up business. Two six-pack boats. 250 online bookings a year. Each booking is a $600 charter with six guests. No offline bookings, to keep it clean.

Rezdy Foundation: $49 x 12 months is $588. Then 3% of $600 is $18 per booking. Times 250 bookings, that is $4,500. Total: $5,088 a year.

Rezdy Accelerate: $99 x 12 months is $1,188. The online fee is the same $4,500. Total: $5,688 a year.

GoFish.Rocks: $1.50 x 6 guests is $9 per charter. Times 250 bookings, that is $2,250 a year. No monthly plan.

Example math using Rezdy’s published plan prices and 3% online booking fee (September 2026). Card processing is not included for any row. Your numbers will differ.

What about phone and agent bookings?

Lots of charter bookings still start with a phone call. Somebody’s uncle wants to “talk to the captain first.” On Rezdy’s page, those offline or agent bookings have a flat fee instead of 3%.

Say you take 100 phone bookings a year. Based on the listed rates, that is $100 on Foundation, $85 on Accelerate and $70 on Expansion. The savings from a higher plan are real, but small next to the jump in the monthly price. For most small boats, the online booking fee is the number to watch.

On GoFish.Rocks, a phone booking and an online booking cost the same: $1.50 per guest. Walk-ups and private charters live in the same system too.

The trip does not get harder to book when the price goes up. So why should the fee?

What changes as your prices go up

Say next year you raise that charter to $700. With a 3% fee, each booking now costs $21 instead of $18. That adds $750 across 250 bookings. With a flat $1.50 per guest, the fee stays at $9 per charter.

That is the big difference between a percentage and a flat fee. You can read more in our guide on subscriptions versus passenger pricing.

What you get with GoFish.Rocks

We’ve worked with charter and tour boat operators for years, so we built our pricing to be simple. GoFish.Rocks charges a flat $1.50 per passenger, per trip. There is no setup fee, no monthly plan and no contract. You can cancel any month. Charters have a 6-passenger minimum, so the lowest charter fee is $9.

• Weather days cost $0. Canceled and refunded bookings are free. We bill at month end, only for guests on trips that sailed.
• Your money goes to you. Payments land in your own merchant account through Stripe, Square, Authorize.net or our fair credit card processing option. Most operators see deposits within 24 hours.
• Booking stays on your site. No redirects.
• Real people help you move. Setup, training and migration are free, with US-based same-day support at (805) 871-0044.

As one of our customers, 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!”

Thinking about a switch?

Moving platforms mid-season sounds scary. It does not have to be. Our guide on how to switch booking platforms walks through the steps, and our team handles free migration and support. You can switch in as little as one week.

Bottom line

Rezdy pricing is a monthly plan plus a percentage on online bookings, based on its own page. Run your real booking count and average price through it. Then run the same numbers through a flat fee. Pick the one that leaves more money in your pocket (and fewer napkins covered in math).

Frequently asked questions

What is Rezdy pricing in 2026?

According to Rezdy’s pricing page for US visitors in September 2026, plans are $49, $99 and $249 a month. Each lists a 3%* fee per online booking (ask Rezdy what the asterisk covers), plus a flat fee per offline or agent booking.

Does Rezdy have a free trial?

Rezdy’s pricing page lists a 21-day free trial as of September 2026.

Is card processing included in the booking fee?

Ask Rezdy in writing whether card processing is separate. On GoFish.Rocks, you use your own merchant account and pay its processing rate.

How much would GoFish.Rocks cost instead?

GoFish.Rocks charges a flat $1.50 per passenger, per trip, with no monthly plan. A six-guest charter costs $9 no matter the price.