Can I keep using FareHarbor with ScubaDock?

Yes. You do not have to leave FareHarbor. Each course and each trip can have its own booking link. You paste a FareHarbor URL, or any other booking page. On a published site the button says Continue to booking and opens that link in a new tab. The diver pays on FareHarbor. ScubaDock does not take the payment and does not embed FareHarbor's calendar.

How much does a FareHarbor website cost?

FareHarbor does not publish website prices. Its Sites pricing page requires a login (checked Oct 2026). Third-party pages report Web Lite at $2,000/yr (per Findstack, checked Oct 2026) and Web Core at $5,000/yr or $499/mo (per Findstack and Bókun, checked Oct 2026). Optional SEO add-ons are reported at $2,200/yr for Silver and $5,000/yr for Gold (per Bókun and Gondola, checked Oct 2026). A setup fee was not published. Contact FareHarbor for a quote. These are not FareHarbor's official prices.

Does ScubaDock take a booking commission?

No. ScubaDock is $99 a month, $1,188 a year, with no setup fee and no booking commission. There is no contract. Divers pay on your booking page.

Do I need to leave FareHarbor?

No. ScubaDock is a website for the shop, not a booking system. Keep FareHarbor for reservations and use the site for course pages, trip pages, a WhatsApp button, and an inquiry form.

Can I use my own domain?

Not on ScubaDock yet. The shop site lives at yourshop.scubadock.com. Custom domains are coming soon. FareHarbor says you buy and keep your own domain, and that it does not offer email hosting.

What happens to FareHarbor booking fees?

They still apply. ScubaDock adds none. FareHarbor does not publish the booking fee on its public site, so this page does not quote one.

When is FareHarbor Sites the better fit?

Choose FareHarbor Sites if you want them to build and maintain the site, you want a custom domain now, and you want live price sync, included translations, and the option of a paid SEO add-on. Choose ScubaDock if you want a lower monthly price, a draft from the site you already have, and simple upkeep, and a subdomain is acceptable for now.

FareHarbor website

Keep FareHarbor for bookings. Get a dive shop site for $99 a month.

A FareHarbor website can mean their managed Sites product, or your own shop site that still sends divers to FareHarbor. ScubaDock is the second one: a mobile-first site drafted from the URL you already have, at $99 a month. No setup fee, no booking commission, no contract.

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Who this is for

Dive shops that already take bookings on FareHarbor and want a clearer site for courses and trips, without paying for a managed website package. If you want FareHarbor to design, host, and update the site, FareHarbor Sites is built for that. The table below prices both, using third-party reports because FareHarbor does not publish website prices.

How the FareHarbor link works on a ScubaDock site

ScubaDock is not a booking system, and it does not embed FareHarbor's calendar or Lightframe. Each course and each trip has its own booking link in the builder. You can paste a FareHarbor URL, or any other https booking page.

When you paste your current site, ScubaDock looks for FareHarbor links on the public pages and can attach the first one it finds to the first course or trip. You review that, then add a link on every course and trip that should book online.

On a published site, a course or trip with a link shows a Continue to booking button. The button opens the link in a new tab. ScubaDock counts the click. The diver pays on FareHarbor, not here.

If a course or trip has no booking link, the page sends the diver to the shop's contact page instead. The contact page can also show a WhatsApp button, once you add the shop number, and an inquiry form after you publish.

ScubaDock and FareHarbor Sites

Prices checked Oct 2026. FareHarbor's own Sites pricing page requires a login, so every dollar figure below is third-party. Contact FareHarbor for a quote before you treat any of them as your price.

ScubaDock

FareHarbor Sites

Price

ScubaDock$99/mo ($1,188/yr). No setup fee, no booking commission, no contract.

FareHarbor SitesNot published by FareHarbor. Web Lite $2,000/yr (per Findstack, checked Oct 2026). Web Core $5,000/yr or $499/mo (per Findstack and Bókun, checked Oct 2026).

Setup fee

ScubaDock$0.

FareHarbor SitesNot published. Contact FareHarbor for a quote.

Bookings

ScubaDockA booking link on each course and trip. On a published site, Continue to booking opens that link in a new tab. Divers pay on FareHarbor. ScubaDock adds no booking fee and does not embed the FareHarbor calendar.

FareHarbor SitesThe website is FareHarbor's. FareHarbor says packages include price sync with 24 hour syncing. Its help center describes buttons to single items, item grids, and calendars.

Domain

ScubaDockyourshop.scubadock.com today. Custom domains are coming soon.

FareHarbor SitesYou buy and keep your domain. FareHarbor does not offer email hosting.

Time to go live

ScubaDockPaste your current site URL. ScubaDock drafts the site. You review it, confirm the shop, subscribe, and publish.

FareHarbor SitesFareHarbor says it generally aims to have sites live within 1 to 2 months of the initial submission. You start by contacting Sales or Support.

Upkeep

ScubaDockYou edit course and trip pages in the builder.

FareHarbor SitesFareHarbor says packages include hosting, SSL, maintenance, and updates. Its support team handles update requests. WordPress admin access is available if you want to edit the site yourself.

SEO

ScubaDockPublished pages get titles, descriptions, and a sitemap. There is no separate SEO retainer.

FareHarbor SitesFareHarbor says packages include SEO support and quarterly performance reporting. Optional add-ons are reported at Silver $2,200/yr and Gold $5,000/yr (per Bókun and Gondola, checked Oct 2026).

Translations

ScubaDockNot included.

FareHarbor SitesFareHarbor says packages include Google Translate or on-site translations.

If you leave

ScubaDockCancel anytime. The public site stays up through the time you already paid. The draft stays in the builder.

FareHarbor SitesFareHarbor says your content (text, images, graphics) and your domain stay yours. The site itself and the WordPress theme stay with FareHarbor and are not transferred.

Design

ScubaDockOne plan, drafted from your current site, with fewer design controls than Wix or Squarespace.

FareHarbor SitesA managed WordPress site on WordPress VIP. FareHarbor says the theme belongs to FareHarbor.

Findstack says its FareHarbor pricing data was last updated on July 24, 2026 from the vendor website and may differ from the actual price. Only Findstack lists a Web Lite price. Bókun's article is dated April 17, 2025, says rates may vary by location, and Bókun sells competing booking software. Gondola also lists the Silver and Gold SEO prices. Gondola sells a competing product. This page does not repeat either company's review claims or feature tables.

Web Lite and Web Core are not given separate feature lists here. A neutral feature list for Web Lite was not confirmed, so the package details below are what FareHarbor states for Sites in general.

Sources: Findstack, Bókun, Gondola, FareHarbor Sites, FareHarbor Sites help center, FareHarbor pricing page (login required).

What FareHarbor states publicly

From FareHarbor's Sites page and its help center (help center last updated May 14, 2026; both checked Oct 4, 2026):

Hosting and SSL, cookie consent, website maintenance and updates, SEO support, and quarterly performance reporting.
Google Translate or on-site translations, Gravity Forms, a social media feed, a live review feed, and price sync (24 hour syncing).
Built on WordPress and hosted on WordPress VIP.
A typical timeline of 1 to 2 months from the initial submission.
You buy and keep your domain. FareHarbor does not offer email hosting.
No third-party WordPress plugins. Certain scripts can be installed on request.
If you leave, your content and domain stay yours. The site and the WordPress theme stay with FareHarbor and are not transferred.
A Live Sites Support team handles update requests. WordPress admin access is available if you want to maintain the site yourself.
Getting started means contacting a Sales Associate or Support. Integrations include buttons to single items, item grids, and calendars.

Where each one fits

FareHarbor Sites is the better fit when

You want a fully managed site: they build it, host it, and take update requests.
You want a custom domain now. ScubaDock custom domains are coming soon.
You want live price sync with the FareHarbor dashboard, included translations, and the option of a paid SEO add-on.
A 1 to 2 month build, and the reported package price, fit the shop.

ScubaDock is the better fit when

You want a lower monthly price and no setup fee, and you will keep FareHarbor for the actual booking.
You want a draft from the site you already have, then simple edits when courses and trips change.
A subdomain is acceptable for now. If your current domain has years of Google history, waiting for custom domains may be the better call.
You do not need FareHarbor's price sync, translations, or a managed SEO add-on.

ScubaDock is our product. The $99 a month figure is our price. FareHarbor prices on this page were checked Oct 2026 and come from third parties, not from a FareHarbor quote. Vendor prices change. FareHarbor is a trademark of its owner. ScubaDock is not affiliated with FareHarbor.

Questions

Can I keep using FareHarbor with ScubaDock?: Yes. You do not have to leave FareHarbor. Each course and each trip can have its own booking link. You paste a FareHarbor URL, or any other booking page. On a published site the button says Continue to booking and opens that link in a new tab. The diver pays on FareHarbor. ScubaDock does not take the payment and does not embed FareHarbor's calendar.
How much does a FareHarbor website cost?: FareHarbor does not publish website prices. Its Sites pricing page requires a login (checked Oct 2026). Third-party pages report Web Lite at $2,000/yr (per Findstack, checked Oct 2026) and Web Core at $5,000/yr or $499/mo (per Findstack and Bókun, checked Oct 2026). Optional SEO add-ons are reported at $2,200/yr for Silver and $5,000/yr for Gold (per Bókun and Gondola, checked Oct 2026). A setup fee was not published. Contact FareHarbor for a quote. These are not FareHarbor's official prices.
Does ScubaDock take a booking commission?: No. ScubaDock is $99 a month, $1,188 a year, with no setup fee and no booking commission. There is no contract. Divers pay on your booking page.
Do I need to leave FareHarbor?: No. ScubaDock is a website for the shop, not a booking system. Keep FareHarbor for reservations and use the site for course pages, trip pages, a WhatsApp button, and an inquiry form.
Can I use my own domain?: Not on ScubaDock yet. The shop site lives at yourshop.scubadock.com. Custom domains are coming soon. FareHarbor says you buy and keep your own domain, and that it does not offer email hosting.
What happens to FareHarbor booking fees?: They still apply. ScubaDock adds none. FareHarbor does not publish the booking fee on its public site, so this page does not quote one.
When is FareHarbor Sites the better fit?: Choose FareHarbor Sites if you want them to build and maintain the site, you want a custom domain now, and you want live price sync, included translations, and the option of a paid SEO add-on. Choose ScubaDock if you want a lower monthly price, a draft from the site you already have, and simple upkeep, and a subdomain is acceptable for now.