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05 Wet vs Dry Explorer · Leasing and pricing
Wet slip or dry stack? Compare them for your boat.
Two ways to keep a boat at the lake, with real tradeoffs. Enter your boat and how you use it, and we will show both side by side with what each costs here.
Operator view
Moves the right boats to dry stack and upsells covered slips without a sales conversation. The boater sees cost and convenience side by side and picks with the facts in front of them.
Wet slip and dry stack, side by side
| Factor | Wet slip24 ft uncovered wet slip, Wexley Landing | Dry stack24 ft dry stack, unlimited launches, Juniper Narrows |
|---|---|---|
| Annual estimate | Estimated $1,920 a year | Estimated $2,280 a year |
| Covered wet slip | Estimated $3,000 a year, Wexley Landing | Not applicable |
| Launch wait | None | About 15 minutes, call ahead |
| Protection from sun and weather | Open to sun and weather; hull stays in the water | Racked out of the water |
| Access hours | 24 hours | During yard hours |
| Gear aboard | Yes | Take it with you |
| Lift needed | Optional | No |
| Availability today | Available now, 6 open | Available now, 9 open |
Cheapest slip that fits across the group, annual term, from the demo rate card. Taxes and fees not included.
Our read
A wet slip fits how you boat.
For a boat used most weekends, a wet slip fits better: no launch wait, access any hour. It is also about $360 a year less than dry stack here.
A read from your answers, not a recommendation. The dock office can tell you more.
Demo entries stay in this browser only. Nothing is sent to Clix.
What this replaces
For boaters
- Not knowing whether dry stack would even take your boat
- Comparing two rate sheets with different units
- Learning about launch call-ahead times after you sign
For the dock office
- Explaining dry stack from scratch on every call
- Waitlists for wet slips while racks sit open
- Covered slips that never get mentioned to the right boater
How it works in your build
Where it lives
On the slip and storage pages of every marina that runs a dry stack, and linked from the slip finder.
Where the data comes from
Your dry stack length and type limits, your rate card, and the launch and access rules your yard actually runs.
Where requests go
Each option hands off to the slip finder with the storage type chosen, so the request your office receives says which one the boater picked.
How the tool layer works with your site and vendor The conversion gap
See this on your marinas.
These run on demo data. Yours would run on your rate card and your inventory, inside your current site.