PassageWeather.com will always be 100% FREE...

But running this website on a day-to-day basis costs a lot of time and money... Currently, the bulk of our financial obligations are going towards providing our technical infrastructure - the servers, software and bandwidth that we require to keep our site up and running - plus many long hours keeping it all working...

We try to recoup some of our expenses by selling advertising space, which certainly helps, but it doesn't even come close to covering it all... But YOU can help...

If you find PassageWeather useful, and you use it on a regular basis, please consider making a small donation... If not, there's always the chance that the expenses get too much for us, and we'll have to shut down... and that would not be a good forecast...

Help support PassageWeather and allow us to continue to make this site freely available to all.

There are 4 ways that you can help support PassageWeather:

Donate
You can donate funds directly to PassageWeather via PayPal... This gives you the opportunity to transfer donations of any amount by using your credit card... All major credit cards are accepted, and you don't need to have a PayPal account.



You can donate to PassageWeather by clicking one of these buttons:

Advertise with us
Advertising on Passageweather is a great way to put your brand name, services or products in front of those sailors who actually go out and sail... For more information and details go to our Advertise page...

Link to us
If you have a website or blog, you can help by adding a link to PassageWeather.com from your homepage...

Spread the word
If you like PassageWeather.com, then you can help by telling other people about it... I'm sure that you know many other sailors who could benefit from PassageWeather's forecasts.

We know that there are many professional Yacht Captains out there using PassageWeather on a regular basis... If that sounds like you, please consider making a small donation...

Once you've donated (any amount, large or small), you'll receive a receipt that you can print out and put in with your yacht's expense accounts...

Compared to the rest of your yacht's running expenses, this is just a small drop in the bucket... and all in the name of safety and seamanship...