More than dive shop booking software

Diverse Retail runs the whole business—not just the reservation.

From supplier catalogs and smart purchase orders to the retail counter, online pricing, rentals, service, classes, activities, waivers, weather, customer history, and the morning manifest, Diverse Retail keeps the work around every sale and booking connected.

Complete dive business platform

Diverse Retail replaces the stack.

Retail POS, deep inventory, supplier catalogs, intelligent purchasing, ecommerce, customer pricing, rentals, repairs, activities, classes, travel, waivers, manifests, weather, demographics, BI, mobile tasks, and guided staff training operate together.

Closest direct competitor

DiveShop360

An established dive-shop POS with published annual plans beginning at $149/month and Plus at $299/month. Ask for live proof of the exact manifest, ordering, waiver, ecommerce-pricing, BI, and mobile workflows your store needs.

Guide booking—not store operations

Guidesly

A mobile marketplace and book of business for individual guides. It does not publicly position itself as a replacement for retail POS, physical inventory, supplier purchasing, service, or dive-center operations.

Booking—not a dive retail system

FareHarbor

A scaled tour and activity reservation platform. A dive center still needs surrounding systems for retail purchasing, supplier catalogs, repairs, fill cards, customer pricing, and dive-specific readiness.

Flexible booking—not full operations

TRYTN

A flexible reservation engine with a 5% public website-booking fee. It does not publicly replace a dive retailer’s inventory, purchasing, receiving, repair, loyalty, BI, or full customer lifecycle.

The Diverse Retail difference

Important capabilities the booking-first products leave outside the reservation.

Diverse Retail was designed around the complete operating day. These are connected workflows—not a list of unrelated integrations or exports.

Guidesly, FareHarbor, and TRYTN begin with booking. Diverse Retail begins with the entire customer and product lifecycle. DiveShop360 is the closest full-system alternative, but Diverse Retail still brings distinctive retail intelligence, operational visibility, ecommerce pricing continuity, business context, and guided usability that deserve a live side-by-side demonstration.

Smart retail purchasing—not “activity inventory”

35,000 supplier product images, catalogs from over 40 vendors, every available supplier price point, vendor price comparison, Dynamic Min/Max, Days of Supply, safety stock, lead time, case packs, order multiples, special-order demand, POs, partial receiving, backorders, and price history form one workflow.

Ecommerce keeps the customer’s real price

Online sales can honor promotion pricing, customer-group discounts, accumulation rewards, prepaid-card eligibility, gift cards, MSRP/MAP context, item price points, and store-controlled pricing rules instead of maintaining a disconnected website price.

Demographic market intelligence

ZIP-level population, age, income, home ownership, education, employment, commute, giving, and market context help a store understand who lives around it—inside the same platform used to evaluate customers, sales, and growth.

Weather and marine intelligence tied to business

Forecasts, marine conditions, historical weather, visits, net sales, activity logs, and embeddable forecast/history cards turn environmental data into operating and business context—not a decorative weather widget.

A true dive-day operating manifest

See activities, boats, captains, participants, balances, waivers, rental packages, tanks, seats, solo divers, buddy/guide assignments, daily notes, customer actions, and print readiness together before the boat leaves.

Rentals and service continue after booking

Rental units retain identity, reservation, checkout, due/late status, return, condition, servicing, retirement, and resale history. Customer gear and work orders retain parts, labor, notes, deposits, assignment, status, and communication.

One customer relationship across channels

In-store sales, ecommerce accounts, families, groups, loyalty, automated discounts, rewards, gift cards, prepaid fills/dives, CRM, balances, rentals, service gear, waivers, special orders, and AutoPay remain tied to the same customer.

Built-in waivers without another required subscription

Create waiver templates, sections, acknowledgements, validity rules, minor/guardian fields, signature capture, public signing links, signed history, and visible booking/manifest status—or connect SmartWaiver when preferred.

Operations, KPI, goals, and real Business Intelligence

Managers see daily exceptions—late rentals, missing waivers, unpaid balances, work orders, tabs, POs, liabilities, AutoPay, and capacity—alongside sales, margin, discount, inventory, customer, goal, and trend intelligence.

Ecommerce, hosted content, and embeddable widgets

Sell products, activities, classes, gift cards, and account pricing through a connected storefront. Build hosted pages or embed weather, marine, activity, hot-seller, top-brand, and gift-card tools into an existing website.

Phone and scanner workflows away from the counter

Remote Tasks supports full promotion-aware price checks, price and QOH changes, physical inventory, Min/Max, tag requests, PO creation, handheld receiving, and sales history from a phone or inexpensive finger scanner.

Seasonal staff learn inside the product

Time Clock, role modes, granular permissions, recorded access, AI Assist, 300+ contextual Tips and Did You Know prompts, Show Me tours, learning videos, and nine user-selectable languages reduce dependence on tribal knowledge.

Compare the depth, not the checkbox

When both products name a feature, ask what the feature actually does.

A calendar, POS, CRM, dashboard, or inventory module can mean very different things. Diverse Retail is built so the detail selected in one workflow becomes useful context in the next one.

Calendar and dive operations

Let each team see the calendar the way it works.

Dynamic activity templates carry the repeatable operating detail behind a trip or class. The calendar can then color and explain the schedule by the information that matters that day, while staff and customers can have different display formats.

Selectable color legendsView by schedule type, boat, quick template, departure time, calendar category, captain, or tank count.
Independent display formatsChoose the time, activity, template, boat, category, and booked-or-remaining counts shown to staff and to the public.
Month, 7-day, and 3-day viewsMove from planning to the next few departures without losing roster, capacity, balance, waiver, or equipment context.
Find the schedule immediatelySearch “Fiji” or a course name across upcoming classes, trips, and activities, then open management or add the customer.
Diverse Retail three-day scuba calendar with activity details and color-coded schedules
The compact calendar is still an operating surface: templates, categories, boats, capacity, customer actions, and color meaning remain available.
AutoPay is a real payment workflow

Schedule the deposit plan, process the card, and update the actual trip balance.

AutoPay supports reusable billing schedules for trip deposits and installments, plus weekly, monthly, quarterly, or annual recurring payments that continue until canceled. Use recurring billing for memberships, subscriptions, equipment rentals, gear storage, lessons, and service plans. Payments use a customer-authorized card on file; due payments can run automatically, installments can be processed early, and failed payments remain visible for review or retry.

Build the scheduleSet installment dates and amounts for a deposit, progress payment, or final payoff.
Connect the bookingTie the plan to the customer and the correct activity, class, trip, and roster participant.
Queue securelyUse the recurring card-on-file token; Diverse Retail does not need the usable card number.
Process due or earlyRun scheduled installments through PayAPI or DC Direct, or process one future installment now.
Post and reconcileCreate the sale and payment record, retain processor results, and recalculate the roster balance.
Operational visibility: the AutoPay page separates future, due, processing, paid, failed, and reconciliation states. The Operations page brings AutoPay exposure together with unpaid bookings, missing waivers, late rentals, work orders, open tabs, purchase orders, and other exceptions that need attention.
POS and customer value

Build the selling screen around the store, not the other way around.

Diverse POS can be configured by station and user for the work being performed. Content, shortcuts, favorites, selling images, customer detail, rentals, and the scuba calendar can be positioned or emphasized for the counter instead of forcing every employee through one fixed screen.

Custom selling tabsCreate favorite tabs and image-selling categories for high-frequency gear, fills, rentals, services, trips, and classes.
Flexible selling layoutUse full or compact shortcuts, move the action area, choose rental image or text modes, and embed Scuba where staff sell it.
Controlled manual discountsOffer named percentage, dollar, or cost-plus choices and optionally allow authorized custom discounts with an audit trail.
Automatic customer pricingApply active promotions, group discounts, accumulation rewards, gift cards, prepaid benefits, price points, and loyalty rules at the sale.
Email and SMS CRMUse transaction and customer context for messages, reminders, promotions, receipts, service updates, and targeted follow-up.
Catalog-powered sellingThe supplier library includes catalogs from over 40 vendors, 35,000 product images, and every available supplier price point for faster item setup and richer selling.
Diverse POS showing an image-based custom selling layout
Image Sell turns store-defined categories and products into a visual selling surface while the same item remains tied to inventory, pricing, promotions, and reporting.
Management context

The Operations page tells the manager what needs attention. The Dashboard explains why.

Operations is the live work queue for the day. The Dashboard then moves from quick KPI status to goals and trends and into business intelligence, so an owner can examine sales quality, margin, discounts, inventory productivity, customer behavior, and outside conditions without assembling a spreadsheet first.

Thoughtful daily exceptionsSurface balances, waivers, rental returns, service work, AutoPay, open tabs, purchase orders, capacity, and other unresolved work.
Detailed KPI and BIReview sales mix, hourly performance, average ticket, profit, margin, sell-through, dead stock, weeks of supply, inventory ROI, and goal pace.
Demographic servicesUse ZIP-level population, income, age, housing, education, employment, and commute context for targeting and market analysis.
Marine and land weatherUse seven-day forecasts for staffing and trip planning, then compare weather history with visits and sales to understand recurring patterns.
Work orders and remindersTrack customer gear, parts, labor, assignments, deposits, status, messages, service reminders, and the equipment history.
Rental service lifecycleReserve and identify units, check them out and in, flag late or damaged gear, route service, and retain retirement or resale history.
Diverse Retail Operations page showing daily business status and exceptions
Operations puts actionable context at the manager’s fingertips; KPI, Goals & Trends, and Business Intelligence provide progressively deeper analysis.
Labels, mobility, and staff enablement

Keep detailed retail work close to the shelf, receiving area, and employee.

Labels and Tags supports unlimited store-created formats rather than one fixed shelf label. Remote Tasks takes common inventory work to a phone paired with an inexpensive finger scanner, while in-product learning helps staff understand the workflow they are using.

Dynamic label designPosition price, promotion, description, barcode or QR, department, supplier, brand, size, image, color blocks, and custom text.
Retail, tax, and sale tagsPrint regular or promotion tags, choose price with or without sales tax, and support roll or sheet stock in store-defined sizes.
Remote work already in usePrice and promotion lookup, price change, QOH adjustment, physical inventory, Min/Max, label requests, PO creation, PO receiving, and sales history run from Remote Tasks.
Training inside the systemTime Clock, AI Assist, video tutorials, Show Me guidance, and more than 300 Tips and Did You Know prompts support seasonal and experienced staff.
In development: the handheld activity catalog is expanding toward more than 20 store-configurable workflows on rugged Worth Data 7000-series RF terminals, in addition to the current phone and finger-scanner experience. Planned RF work is labeled as roadmap until completed.
Diverse Retail custom labels and tags designer
Each tag format can carry its own stock size, barcode type, tax treatment, fields, typography, alignment, images, and print layout.

Capability comparison

Where Diverse Retail goes beyond booking.

Several platforms can place a customer on a calendar. Diverse Retail also manages the merchandise, supplier, customer pricing, gear, waiver, balance, staff workflow, business context, and operating history around that booking. “Activity inventory” means capacity; it is not a substitute for retail stock, purchasing, receiving, and cost control.

Core central product workflow Available supported or publicly described Adjacent related but not equivalent Not primary not a primary public product focus Foundation partial or planned workflow
Business need Diverse Retail DiveShop360 Guidesly FareHarbor TRYTN
Retail counter POS Core
Full retail sale, customer, tender, shift, receipt, return, and audit workflows plus station/user layouts, custom favorites, image selling, and controlled preset or manual discounts.
Core
Full dive-shop POS with integrated payments and ecommerce.
Not primary
Trip booking and guide payments are the public focus.
Adjacent
In-person booking and payment tools rather than a dive-retail stock POS.
Adjacent
Back-office/in-person reservations, payments, and merchandise sales.
Retail inventory and purchasing Core
QOH, serials, matrix/option items, smart replenishment, POs, partial receiving, backorders, cost and retail history.
Core
Inventory management, purchasing, receiving, and accounting integration are publicly emphasized.
Not primary
No full retail purchasing system is publicly emphasized.
Adjacent
Activity and rental availability inventory is not the same as retail purchasing.
Adjacent
Shared activity assets and capacity, not a supplier/PO retail workflow.
Supplier catalogs Core
Shared or private catalogs, imports, field mapping, supplier comparisons, and catalog-to-inventory updates. The library includes catalogs from over 40 vendors, 35,000 product images, and every available supplier price point, including cost, MSRP, and MAP where supplied.
Core
Publicly promotes 120+ preloaded vendor catalogs and 15,000+ product images.
Not primary Not primary Not primary
Activities and online booking Core
Public calendar, filtering, recurring schedules, options, boats, sites, seats, groups, customer accounts, checkout, and overlays.
Core
Trips, charters, courses, online capacity, payments, reminders, and ecommerce.
Core
One-click guide booking, availability, rate cards, meeting places, and mobile acceptance.
Core
Mature online booking, availability, distribution, rental, and mobile tools.
Core
Flexible schedules, time slots, dynamic pricing, cutoffs, deposits, and shared assets.
Calendar templates, views, and color meaning Distinctive
Quick templates, Month/7-Day/3-Day modes, independent staff/public display formats, fast schedule search, and live legends selectable by schedule type, boat, template, departure, category, captain, or tank count.
Available
Scheduling, rosters, capacities, touchpoints, and waitlists are promoted. Ask to demonstrate comparable staff/public formats and user-selectable color legends.
Adjacent
Guide availability and day management rather than a dive-center operating calendar.
Available
Strong activity calendars and availability controls; compare dive-specific templates and color context live.
Available
Flexible scheduling and availability; compare the exact template, legend, and staff/public display controls.
Classes and connected course operations Core
Course templates, recurring classes, instructors, rosters, capacity, customer accounts, options, payments, waivers, ecommerce, gear needs, and reporting remain connected.
Core
Publicly promotes class/course management and PADI, SSI, and SDI/TDI/ERDI/PFI certification integrations.
Not primary Adjacent
Classes can be represented as bookable activities; dive certification is not the primary focus.
Adjacent
Classes can be scheduled as activities; dive certification is not the primary focus.
Rental gear lifecycle Core
Reservations, unit identity, availability, checkout, return, late state, customer history, servicing, retirement, and resale.
Core
Gear rental and customer-facing rental workflows are publicly emphasized.
Not primary
Guide trip booking is the public focus.
Core
Rental reservations and availability are a named solution area.
Available
Vehicle rental and shared-asset use cases are publicly described.
Service and work orders Core
Customer gear, work orders, services, parts, assignments, deposits, notes, status, reminders, and rental servicing.
Core
Repair tickets and automated work-status updates are publicly emphasized.
Not primary Not primary Not primary
Dive-day readiness Core
Daily Manifest combines boats, participants, balances, waivers, rentals, tanks, seats, solo divers, buddies/guides, notes, and communication.
Available
Trip/course rosters, capacity, instructor reporting, reminders, and customer status tools are publicly described.
Adjacent
Mobile trip details and guide day management.
Available
Manifest and guest-management tools support tour operations; not dive-specific readiness.
Available
Reservation and participant operations; not a dive-specific manifest.
Waivers Core
Included waiver builder and signer, signed history, validity rules, roster status, and optional SmartWaiver integration.
Available
Ask the vendor to demonstrate the current waiver workflow and provider terms.
Available
Trip waivers are part of the Guidesly Pro feature library.
Available
Waiver options and partner workflows vary; verify the proposed configuration.
Available
Verify the exact waiver and signature workflow required by your operation.
Connected ecommerce pricing Core
Promotion prices, customer-group discounts, accumulation rewards, prepaid eligibility, gift cards, MSRP/MAP context, price points, and store pricing controls can carry into ecommerce.
Available
Connected ecommerce is promoted; require a live test of promotion, group, earned-reward, prepaid-card, and in-store/online price parity.
Adjacent
Guide trip pricing and marketplace checkout, not retail customer-pricing continuity.
Adjacent
Activity pricing and checkout, not a connected retail promotion/loyalty/prepaid pricing engine.
Adjacent
Strong activity price tiers and dynamic pricing, but not the full store customer-pricing lifecycle.
Customer value and loyalty Core
Families, groups, memberships, customer pricing, accumulation rewards, gift cards, prepaid dive/fill cards, automated group discounts, balances, and invoices share the customer record.
Available
Loyalty, gift cards, air cards, accounts receivable, and customer management are promoted; compare reward rules and prepaid usage live.
Not primary
Guide booking relationships rather than a store loyalty and account system.
Adjacent
Guest booking and payment history rather than a dive-retail loyalty/prepaid ecosystem.
Adjacent
Buyer itineraries, saved methods, deposits, and gift certificates without the same retail account breadth.
AutoPay, billing schedules, and recurring payments Core
Reusable billing schedules for deposits and installments, plus weekly, monthly, quarterly, or annual recurring payments until canceled. Process installments due or early, retry failures, record the transaction, and recalculate the linked trip, class, or activity roster balance.
Verify depth
Accounts receivable and payments are promoted, but an equivalent booking-linked recurring installment queue was not identified in the reviewed public materials.
Not identified
No comparable retail/customer AutoPay workflow was identified.
Adjacent
Deposits and booking payments are supported; verify recurring-token schedules, early processing, retries, and roster reconciliation.
Adjacent
Deposits and saved payment methods are supported; verify the same scheduled billing and accounting workflow.
Email, SMS, CRM, and promotions Core
Email/SMS customer communication, automated CRM follow-up, reminders, receipts, service updates, promotions, accumulation rewards, gift cards, and customer segments use connected store data.
Core
Personalized email/text, automated course, rental, repair and payment notifications, promotions, review requests, and loyalty are publicly promoted.
Adjacent
Guide/customer communication and marketplace growth rather than a retail CRM and promotion engine.
Available
Guest communication and marketing tools support tour operations; compare retail segmentation, service, and loyalty triggers.
Available
Booking communications and customer tools are available; compare the complete retail CRM and promotion workflow.
Labels, shelf tags, and sale tags Distinctive
Create unlimited roll or sheet formats with positioned inventory and promotion fields, product or custom images, Code 128/UPC-A/QR, regular or sale pricing, and price printed with or without sales tax.
Adjacent
Inventory and vendor catalog tools are promoted; require a live demonstration of custom dynamic label design and promotion/tax tag output.
Not primary Not primary Not primary
Weather and marine business intelligence Distinctive
Forecasts, marine conditions, history, visits, net sales, activity logs, BI context, and public widgets connect environmental conditions to operations and performance.
Not identified
No equivalent connected weather/marine and sales workflow was identified in reviewed public materials.
Not identified
Trip/catch journals are different from store weather, marine, sales, and operations intelligence.
Not identified
No equivalent connected weather/marine and sales workflow was identified in reviewed public materials.
Not identified
No equivalent connected weather/marine and sales workflow was identified in reviewed public materials.
Demographic market intelligence Distinctive
ZIP-level population, age, income, housing, education, employment, commute, giving, and regional context support store-market analysis.
Not identified
No equivalent store-level demographic intelligence was identified in reviewed public materials.
Not identified Not identified Not identified
Storefront, hosted content, and website widgets Core
Products, activities, classes, gift cards, account linking, checkout, hosted pages, dynamic menus, and embeddable weather, marine, activity, product, brand, and balance tools.
Available
Hosted ecommerce websites or booking/cart connections to an existing site are promoted.
Adjacent
Guide profiles, booking widgets, and referrals rather than a connected retail storefront.
Adjacent
Powerful booking integration and distribution rather than a dive-retail product storefront and business widget library.
Adjacent
Booking, merchandise, gift certificates, and web services without the same connected retail/widget scope.
Mobile retail and inventory work Distinctive
Phone/finger-scanner pricing and promotions, item changes, QOH, physical inventory, Min/Max, label requests, PO creation and receiving, and sales history. Worth Data 7000-series support and 20+ RF activities are in development.
Available
Browser access and mobile payments are promoted; compare the exact handheld inventory and purchasing tasks live.
Adjacent
Excellent mobile guide operations, not mobile store inventory and purchasing.
Adjacent
Mobile booking and tour operations, not a full handheld retail workflow.
Adjacent
Responsive reservation operation, not handheld retail inventory and PO work.
Business intelligence and security Core
Operations exceptions, detailed KPI, Goals & Trends, BI, weather/sales context, granular permissions, role modes, recorded access, and audit logs.
Core
Advanced reporting, cost/profit metrics, permissions, approvals, and employee controls are publicly described.
Adjacent
Guide trip/catch logging and day management rather than retail BI.
Available
Reporting and scalable operational controls are key platform capabilities.
Available
Reporting and claim-based feature access support tour operations.
Time Clock and in-product staff guidance Distinctive
Time Clock, AI Assist, video tutorials, Show Me tours, multilingual UI, and 300+ contextual Tips and Did You Know prompts help staff perform the task in front of them.
Available
Easy seasonal-staff training, onboarding, support, permissions, and AI-powered customer text responses are promoted; compare in-workflow guidance live.
Adjacent
Mobile guide tools rather than store timekeeping and broad in-product training.
Available
Training and support resources are available; verify integrated timekeeping and contextual task guidance.
Available
Support resources are available; verify integrated timekeeping and contextual task guidance.

What the alternatives still leave around them

A booking system is not automatically a dive business system.

Every additional system creates another customer record, price rule, login, support contact, reconciliation, integration, and opportunity for data to fall out of sync.

DiveShop360: prove the full workflow and value

It is the closest all-in-one competitor. Compare its published $149 Startup and $299 Plus annual-plan prices against Diverse Retail’s starting point, then demonstrate smart replenishment, partial receiving, connected ecommerce pricing, waiver cost, manifest readiness, mobile inventory work, demographics, weather intelligence, BI, and staff guidance.

Guidesly: add the retail operation

A guide marketplace does not remove the need for retail POS, supplier catalogs, POs, receiving, serial inventory, promotions, loyalty, service work orders, rental servicing, accounting controls, tags, manifests, and store reporting.

FareHarbor: add the dive retail stack

A mature tour calendar still leaves physical retail inventory, supplier purchasing, price history, member pricing, prepaid fills, repair tickets, store ecommerce, dive gear history, and dive-specific readiness to other systems.

TRYTN: account for every booking fee and missing workflow

Flexible reservations do not replace the retail and service back office. Its public 5% website-booking fee is paid by the customer, but it still raises checkout cost while the store maintains surrounding operational systems.

Why Diverse Retail belongs at the top of the shortlist

Demand an operating demonstration—not a feature promise.

Diverse Retail connects the hard parts

  • A supplier cost change can flow through receiving, inventory history, margin review, tags, retail, promotion, and ecommerce decisions.
  • A customer’s in-store account, group price, prepaid entitlement, gift card, waiver, booking, balance, rental, gear, service, and online login remain connected.
  • A booking becomes a usable manifest with the operational context staff need before departure—not just a name on a calendar.
  • Weather, marine conditions, demographics, KPI, goals, BI, and daily exceptions help the owner understand and operate the business.
  • AI Assist, tips, tours, videos, permissions, role modes, languages, and mobile workflows help the team use that depth.

Ask every competitor to show these live

  • Build a suggested PO from sales velocity, receive only part of it, retain the backorder, handle freight/credits, and expose the cost change.
  • Sell online to a customer with a group discount, active promotion, prepaid benefit, and gift card—without maintaining duplicate pricing.
  • Open tomorrow’s manifest and identify unpaid, unwaivered, unequipped, unseated, and solo participants immediately.
  • Return a rental item into service, open a work order, assign parts/labor, communicate status, and retain the equipment history.
  • Show weather and marine conditions beside sales impact, local demographic opportunity, operating exceptions, and BI trends.
The honest PADI gap: DiveShop360 publicly documents direct PADI certification synchronization and eLearning-code assignment. Diverse Retail deeply connects courses, rosters, customer certifications, payments, waivers, equipment, and communication, but it does not claim equivalent direct PADI access today. That access may depend on PADI participation and may not become available. This is a real difference to weigh against the broader retail, operating, intelligence, and customization depth shown above.

More operating depth for a lower public starting point

Diverse Retail starts at $125/month for connected Operations.

Compare the total cost of the software stack: setup, migration, processing, booking fees, retail POS, inventory, websites, messaging, waivers, service, purchasing, integrations, and support—not just the price of putting a customer on a calendar.

Diverse Retail

Operations from $125/month

That starting point brings the retail foundation together with activities, classes, travel, waivers, public booking, manifests, and connected operational calendars. Counter & Office begins at $95 and Retail Plus at $110; optional services are disclosed separately.

DiveShop360

Published annual plans: $149 to $299/month

The current official plans page lists Startup at $149/month billed annually and Plus at $299/month billed annually. Confirm included modules, processing, website, waiver, messaging, training, migration, and any setup terms in writing.

Guidesly

Exact current rate is not transparent

Public terms describe provider and guest service fees without one consistently published guide rate. Confirm every commission, payout hold, cancellation, referral, and customer fee.

FareHarbor

Exact current rate is not transparent

Public pages lead to a proposal instead of one universal price. Require written booking, processing, distribution, API, website, refund, migration, and support terms.

TRYTN

5% public website-booking fee

Official 2026 pricing lists 5% for website bookings and 1% for back-end credit-card bookings. Passing it to the customer does not make it disappear—it increases the customer’s checkout total.

Use the same live test for every vendor

A useful demo should follow the customer and the inventory.

Ask each vendor to perform these workflows with realistic data rather than presenting a slide deck.

01 · Purchase and receive

Identify needed stock, build a supplier order, receive a partial shipment, preserve the backorder, expose a cost change, and update inventory.

02 · Book a group

Book a leader and guests, collect deposits, rental/tank options, seats, participant details, and waivers without re-entering the group.

03 · Run departure day

Show every participant’s balance, waiver, gear, tank, seat, solo/buddy/guide state, notes, and communication actions in one operating view.

04 · Continue the relationship

Return rented gear, create a repair order, collect the remaining balance, send follow-up, and retain customer history for the next booking or sale.

Public source record

Claims reviewed September 1, 2026.

Feature availability and pricing change. The linked vendor pages are the starting point; obtain a current demonstration and written quote before making a purchasing decision.

Diverse Retail is not affiliated with DiveShop360, Guidesly, FareHarbor, or TRYTN. All third-party names and trademarks belong to their respective owners. Descriptions are based on public information and are intended for good-faith product evaluation, not as warranties about another vendor’s current service.

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