Turn waterfront access into a controlled rental experience.
This page speaks to venues, marinas, hotels, cities and local operators that want more paddling access without building a full rental desk.
Host value beyond a locker
New access layer
Make paddling easier to reserve, use and return near the water.
Operational discipline
Operator, Captain and HQ workflows give the station more structure than a simple equipment shed.
Visitor confidence
Localized station pages reduce uncertainty before a paddler arrives at the property.
Host and operator economics
Simple Host
Provide the right waterfront space and earn a passive share while PaddlePoint manages the station system.
10-15%
Licensee / Operator
Own and operate the station with deeper responsibility and a larger revenue share.
70-80%
Monthly franchise fee
The model is designed around transaction participation instead of a fixed monthly franchise fee.
0 CAD
Station kit logic
The station kit scales to the waterfront instead of forcing every site into one inventory shape.
SUP-forward station
A larger paddleboard mix can support beach-day and repeat-paddler demand where launch access is simple.
Up to 16 SUPs
Kayak-forward station
Kayak-heavy sites can use fewer larger assets while keeping the same booking and support standard.
Up to 8 kayaks
Mixed station
Most sites can start with a local mix based on access, storage, water conditions and expected paddler type.
Local fit
Location readiness conversation
A strong station starts with the realities of the site: water access, permissions, parking, walking path, station placement, weather ownership and support.
- Safe water access, permissions and local constraints.
- Parking, walk path, station placement and launch point.
- Inventory, maintenance, support and weather authority owner.
- Insurance, waiver, payment and escalation responsibilities.
The first conversation focuses on fit, risk and customer value.
What a host sees
The host page presents both sides of the model: the paddler day and the operator day.