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Twin white outboard engines on a center-console boat tied up at a floating dock, with another boat moored behind.

For independent marine repair shops and boatyards on Florida’s Gulf Coast

Pick one job. We pay until five real calls reach your phone.

Outboard service, glass and gelcoat, bottom paint, rewires, storage. We pay for the ads, up to $600 or 30 days. You hear every call, then you decide.

Our founder grew a marketing agency to 250+ diesel repair shops. We’ve done no marine shops yet. That’s why we’re paying.

See what it costs Got our letter? Here’s what the Board is → Run a yard with a travel lift? →

I’m Nick Adams, the founder. I answer (604) 378-2571 myself.

I built Dieselmatic, a marketing agency for diesel and heavy-duty truck repair shops. I grew it to 250+ shops. I’ve never done a boat shop. You’d find that out anyway, so I’d rather say it first.

Who Nick is, and where he works from →
  1. You pick one job. Whatever you’d take five more of.
  2. We build the ad and the page. You approve both before anything runs.
  3. We pay for the ads until five real calls for that job reach your phone, up to $600 of our money or 30 days.
  4. You hear every call, then decide. Carry on at the published price, or walk away owing nothing.

It’s our money, so we’re doing it for six shops. Name the month you want your ads to go live, any time up to May 31, 2027.

How the five calls work, day by day →
Five-Call Start · the job: bottom jobs Example

Five calls. You hear each one.

  1. Call 1 34′ express, haul and bottom paintTue 9:12 am · 4 min · answered Quoted
  2. Call 2 “What’s your hourly rate?”Wed 1:40 pm · 1 min · answered Not a fit
  3. Call 3 28′ center console, bottom job and zincsFri 2:40 pm · missed, left a message, called back Booked
  4. Call 4 Sailboat, wants it done two counties awayMon 10:05 am · 2 min · answered Not a fit
  5. Call 5 31′ walkaround, bottom paint and running gearThu 8:20 am · 6 min · answered Quoted
An illustration, misses included. No marine shop has run this with us yet.

Busy isn’t the problem. The wrong work is.

Booked out in season, slow after. Short a tech. Price shoppers on the phone. Burned by an agency before. So the five calls go to one job you choose, and you check us instead of trusting us.

The job

You pick the job. We go after that and nothing else.

A yard with a travel lift wants different work from a five-tech outboard shop. These are examples, not a menu. For boatyards.

A workboat with red bottom paint carried in the slings of a travel lift across a boatyard on an overcast day.
Close view of hands guiding an orbital sander along a pale, faired hull surface.
Two boats on jack stands in a boatyard with the sun low and long shadows across the ground.

Photos are illustrative. They are not client shops.

  1. 01

    Outboard service

    Service, lower units and rigging, booked ahead of the season instead of all at once.

    “outboard repair near me” · 210 a month

  2. 02

    Fiberglass and gelcoat

    Keel damage, blisters, soft decks and topside paint. Work that runs for days, not hours.

    “fiberglass boat repair” · 170 a month

  3. 03

    Bottom jobs

    Haul-out, bottom paint and running gear, booked ahead so the yard isn’t slammed one month and empty the next.

    “boat bottom painting” · 210 a month

  4. 04

    Refits and rewires

    Lithium conversions, NMEA backbones, switch panels. The skilled hours your best tech should be billing.

    “marine electrician near me” · 40 a month

  5. 05

    Storage and hurricane haul-out

    Contracts that pay before the season starts and fill the slow months with boats you already know.

    “boat storage near me” · 1,600 a month

  6. 06

    Repowers

    For authorized dealers only. We advertise only the brands you can sell.

    “outboard repower” · 10 a month

Searches a month: Google Keyword Planner, average for Nov 2025 to Oct 2026, Tampa–St. Petersburg (Sarasota) and Ft. Myers–Naples combined. Your list is built for your area and your work.

After the five calls

$750 a month for our work, plus an ad budget you choose.

From $1,500 a month all in. No setup fee. No contract: month to month, 30 days’ notice.

The price, all in, and what you sign →
$750 or more to your ads, your choice $750 our fee, flat

Check us

Don’t take our word for it. Check.

You hear every call

Each call the ads bring is recorded and yours to hear. Tell Nick within 48 hours if one wasn’t real, and it doesn’t count.

How we count a real call →

It’s yours if you leave

The ad accounts are in your shop’s name. Leave, and we hand over everything we built within 10 business days.

What’s yours if you leave →

Finn is an AI. Nick picks up.

Finn always says it’s an AI. Anything touching your money goes to Nick first.

What Finn can’t do →

How to check us before you call →

Questions

Straight answers.

What’s the catch?

We’re new to marine and need to prove this works here, so we’re paying to find out. The limits: we stop at $600 of ad spend or 30 days, whichever comes first, and we’re doing it for six shops. At the end we ask for ten minutes, and if you’re happy, permission to share your numbers without your name. Then you carry on at the published price or walk away owing nothing.

Have you done this for a marine shop before?

No. Nick grew a marketing agency to 250+ diesel and heavy-duty truck repair shops. He has done no marine shops yet. That’s the reason the first five calls are on us.

Is there a contract?

No minimum term. It’s month to month with 30 days’ notice, and the Five-Call Start comes first, so you hear real calls before you pay anything.

Where are you based, and why a 604 number?

Nick works from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada. 604 is a British Columbia area code. Florida is three hours ahead of him. Call or text any time. If Nick misses you, he calls back within one business day.

Will you run ads for the shop down the road?

Not for the same job. During the pilots we take one shop per job per county. If you pick bottom paint in Pinellas, we won’t run bottom paint for another Pinellas shop while the pilots run.

Every question, including what isn’t decided yet →

Ten minutes with Nick about one job.

Tell him the job you’d take five more of. He’ll tell you what he’d run for it and whether a spot fits your shop. Call or text any time. If Nick misses you, he calls back within one business day.