Data / API

The yacht register, as a clean API.

221 hulls, 175 owners, 218 photographed and 216 carrying a position report — the same data behind this broadsheet, served as JSON.

// live today — try it in your browser
GET /api/vessels/azzam

{ "name":"Azzam", "mmsi":"470992000",
  "length_m":180.61, "builder":"Lürssen",
  "lat":24.7975, "lon":54.6515,
  "nav_status":"Stopped" }
EndpointsWhat you can pull

Two endpoints are serving now, straight off the bundled register. The rest arrive with the tracking backend — they are listed so you can build against the shape, not to imply they exist.

GET /api/positionsLive

Every hull's most recent AIS fix — position, speed, heading, sea area and report time.

GET /api/vessels/:slugLive

One hull's full dossier: specification, builder, flag, valuation, photography and last fix.

GET /v1/vesselsPlanned

The full register with filtering by builder, flag, length, category and owner.

GET /v1/owners/:slugPlanned

Owner profiles, the hulls matched to them, and the sources behind each match.

GET /v1/vessels/:slug/trackPlanned

Downsampled position history per hull, queryable by date range or bounding box.

WS /v1/streamPlanned

Live AIS as it arrives, rather than the most recent stored fix.

PricingPlans, when access opens

Nothing is chargeable yet and there is no sign-up to complete. Prices are marked TBC because they have not been set — we would rather say so than print a number we might not honour.

Explorer

Free

For tinkering and research

  • The public register
  • Last-known positions
  • Attribution required
Register interest

Charter

TBC

For products and newsrooms

  • Full register access
  • Position history
  • Webhooks on events
  • Higher rate limits
Register interest

Fleet

Talk to us

For insurers and enterprise

  • Bulk and archive access
  • Ownership records
  • Support agreement
Register interest

Register current through 27 Jul 2026. Position data derives from public AIS broadcasts; ownership is reported, not certified. Terms of use are in the Terms, and the collection method is on the masthead page.