AI Agent for Yacht Charter Companies in Singapore

• "available 15th sat?"
• "how many pax can go"
• "price for 4 hours"
• "got bbq?"
• "can fishing?"
• "what if rain"
• "deposit how much"
• "where do we board"
• "can bring own food and drinks"
• "45 of us for company d&d, can?"

Every one of these needs the same small set of answers: which boat, which slot, how many guests, what is included, how much, and what happens if the weather turns. The operator we built for told us replies were going out the next day. The admin who knew the answers was already at capacity, and the crew who could check the boat were on the water. We also found three different WhatsApp numbers on their website, so the same question could land with three different people and be answered by none of them.

Try it on ours first: message +65 8012 4848 at any hour and the agent that replies is 41 Closer.

1. It answers the availability question. It knows your slots, for example a morning and an evening slot every day, and it answers the date question first because that is what the customer asked. On Starter it works from the calendar you give us and your team confirm the slot. On Pro it reads your booking engine and only offers a slot that is open. In the agent we built, it is blocked from saying a date is free or taken when it cannot see a calendar.
2. It puts the group on the right boat and quotes the real price. The occasion, the guest count and the date decide the boat. It recommends one boat with a reason and gives the price for the slot in the same message. It sends the photo too, because people choose a boat with their eyes. Then it offers the one or two add-ons that fit, BBQ for a family day, DJ for a party, each with its own price. If two of your boats are the same model at the same price, it says so and does not invent a difference. If your boats leave from different marinas, it names the right one for the boat chosen.
3. It answers the policy questions on the spot. What if it rains, can we fish, can we bring our own food, can we bring the dog, how many can come, what time do we arrive. These are your published rules, so it answers them in the first reply and then asks for the date. It never hands a published policy to a human.
4. It takes the deposit and writes the booking. It recaps the boat, the date, the slot, the guest count and each add-on with its price, then sends the deposit or full payment link, whichever is your rule. On Pro the booking is written into your booking engine and your CRM, and your team are notified in the same turn with everything they need for the day.
5. It hands over what it should not price, and follows up the rest. A group above your guest cap, or an event you price by hand, gets the date, the headcount and a contact captured, then goes to your team with a note that a real number is coming. It does not guess. Anyone who goes quiet gets a follow-up, and a no on this date is left open for the next one.

What it connects to. On Starter it reads your boat list with photos, your prices per slot, your add-on list, your policies and the calendar link you give us. Bookings and deposits go to your team. On Pro it reads availability from your booking engine, writes the booking back, posts the customer and the booking to your CRM, and sends the deposit or payment link in the chat. The operator we built for runs a Rezdy booking engine and asked for Zoho CRM. Connecting a system we have connected before is a one-time S$2,400. A booking engine we have not connected before is scoped on the call first.

• We sent one real enquiry to 25 Singapore businesses between 8pm and 11pm. One replied within five minutes. The median wait for a human reply was 13.3 hours, four never replied, and the slowest took 13 days. The study.
• The charter operator we built for told us replies were going out the next day, and that his admin was already at capacity. In his words, even 10% more enquiries would break the way they reply today.
• The same operator's website carried three different WhatsApp numbers. The same question could land with three different people.
• In a Singapore professional services firm, not a charter company, moving quotes to the agent cut quote time from 3 hours to 5 minutes, cut errors by 90% and raised sales capacity by 35%. The case.

One month to start, charged from the day it goes live. Then month to month with 30 days notice and no contract. No GST is charged. Eligible Singapore SMEs can apply the EDGE grant, which replaced the EDG on 30 September 2026, to part of the cost. All plans and terms.