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Buying a boat is never just a purchase. It’s a commitment to experiences, confidence, and time well spent on the water. When you buy a  boat that is already equipped with Dockmate, whether brand new from the builder or already installed on a pre-owned vessel, one thing matters more than anything else from day one: knowing exactly how to use it with confidence.

Wireless Docking: What Boaters Think They Know And The Truth That Really Matters

SSSH vs. Dual-Band: Why Dockmate’s Wireless Technology Is in a Different League

A Record Turnout and a Powerful Reminder of What Matters Most

If you look back at any major advancement in the marine industry - digital throttles, joystick docking, fly-by-wire steering, glass dashboards - there’s a common thread: Every single one of them was initially met with resistance.

In recent years, Dynamic Positioning (DPS) systems have made their way from commercial vessels to recreational boating — bringing powerful capability to hold a vessel’s heading and location at the press of a button. It’s an exciting advancement for safety, precision, and confidence on the water. However, as this technology evolves, so must the standards that protect boaters. The American Boat & Yacht Council (ABYC) — the governing body for marine safety standards — addressed

Choosing a wireless docking system is not just about convenience—it’s about compatibility, compliance, and confidence. Dockmate’s acknowledged interfaces with major engine and joystick manufacturers (including Volvo, Yanmar, ZF, Aventics, and more) ensure your system integrates the right way—the way your boat was designed to operate. When it comes to your vessel’s warranty, performance, and safety, “close enough” simply isn’t good enough. Choose Dockmate

When you buy a pre-owned boat that already has a Dockmate system installed, you’re not just getting the ultimate wireless docking control — you’re joining the Dockmate family. And we want to make sure your experience feels every bit as personal and precise as it did for the original owner.

For years, Dockmate was seen as a “wireless convenience” — a smart add-on that made docking easier. But today, Dockmate has evolved far beyond that perception. We are no longer just an accessory; we are a quality wireless control company that stands shoulder to shoulder with the world’s most respected OEM control manufacturers.

At Dockmate, we’ve always said that boating isn’t just about technology—it’s about people. Our systems are designed to deliver safety,...

When it comes to wireless docking systems, there’s sometimes a misconception that a handheld remote is somehow “less capable” than the boat’s standard controls. Let’s set the record straight: Dockmate is not inferior—it is an extension of the helm. In fact, during sea trials and captain training sessions, the feedback is consistent:

When you’re evaluating a wireless docking remote, the choice should be about what you need—not what other brands tell you is possible. Unfortunately, too often competitors try to fit every boater into their narrow box of options.

In every industry, there are products that compete on price—and then there are products that compete on value.

Why Dockmate is the Better Choice in Wireless Yacht Control

If you’ve looked into adding a Dockmate system to your boat, you may have noticed something: Dockmate doesn’t offer a flat, cookie-cutter price. And that’s by design. Because Dockmate is custom-fit to your boat and your needs, the pricing structure is tailored — not standardized. Here’s why that’s important, and how it reflects the high level of integration, safety, and flexibility that Dockmate provides.

If you’re looking to make docking easier, safer, and more stress-free, a Dockmate wireless remote control system  is the perfect...

When you’re choosing marine electronics, you’re looking for reliability, precision, and confidence — especially when your equipment is...

Dockmate: Facts vs. Preconceptions — Why Smarter Technology and Seamless OEM Integration Matter