Shipnet

What Is Shipnet?

Shipnet is a Norway-based maritime Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and vessel management software provider designed for ship owners, managers, and operators. It helps organizations oversee fleet operations, regulatory compliance, and financial performance from a centralized system.

The platform combines safety management, technical maintenance, voyage operations, marine accounting, procurement, and analytics tools to streamline workflows and improve visibility across maritime operations. It brings technical, commercial, financial, and analytical operations together in one integrated suite for full fleet control.

What Is Shipnet Best Known For?

Shipnet is best known for Shipnet ONE’s ability to unify core maritime operations into a single connected system, bringing commercial, technical, safety, financial, procurement, and analytics functions together. It delivers real-time visibility through dashboards and analytics, helping operators monitor fleet performance, manage risks, and make faster, data-driven operational decisions across vessels and departments.

How Much Does Shipnet Cost?

Shipnet pricing is estimated to range between $1,000 to $50,000+/month, according to industry benchmarks for similar shipping companies, fleet operators, and maritime organizations.

Following are the additional estimated costs you need to consider before planning:

• Implementation And Setup: $10,000–$150,000+ (one-time) – System configuration, workflows, and operational setup
• Data Migration: $5,000–$75,000+ (one-time) – Transfer of vessel, financial, maintenance, and procurement data
• System Integrations: $3,000–$50,000+ (one-time) – Connections with accounting, procurement, monitoring, and reporting tools
• Analytics And Premium Support: $500–$10,000+/month – Advanced reporting, dashboards, compliance tools, and priority support

Disclaimer: Pricing references are based on publicly available third-party information and industry benchmarks. Actual costs may vary.

Shipnet Integrations

Shipnet supports integration with a range of third-party software, such as:

• StratumFive
• Baltic Exchange
• Netpas
• Seaber
• MarControl
• NautilusLog

How Does Shipnet Work?

Here is how you can get started with Shipnet after logging in:

• Access the central dashboard to view fleet-wide performance metrics, maintenance schedules, and financial summaries across all modules
• Set up your vessel profiles by entering ship details, trading routes, and operational parameters to configure the system to your fleet structure
• Navigate to the safety module to review open incidents, certificate expiry alerts, and pending policy readership confirmations across vessels
• Open the technical module to view the calendar-based maintenance planner, assign work orders, and manage critical spares through the work queue configuration engine
• Use the commercial module to evaluate cargo options, generate voyage fixtures, and monitor earnings against voyage performance in real time
• Access the procurement module to raise purchase requisitions, manage supplier quotations via Snaps web, and track orders through to invoicing and ledger sync
• Review fleet-wide analytics through the built-in visual dashboards, using maps, gauges, and charts to track performance trends across safety, technical, and financial data

Who Is Shipnet For?

Shipnet software is designed for a wide range of maritime operators and sectors, including:

• Tanker operations
• Chemical shipping
• Bulk carrier management
• Fleet owners and operators
• Maritime holding groups

Shipnet Use Cases

Based on our analysis of Shipnet's capabilities and common applications among maritime operators, we have identified key scenarios where this platform delivers strong operational value for fleet management teams:

Multi-Vessel Operators Struggling With Operational Fragmentation

Large shipping organizations often rely on separate systems for commercial planning, technical maintenance, and financial tracking, which creates gaps in fleet-wide visibility. Shipnet brings these functions into a unified environment where operational, technical, and financial data are connected. Shore teams can follow vessel activity without switching between disconnected tools, which helps create a more consistent operational picture across the entire fleet.

Technical Departments Managing Uncoordinated Maintenance Workflows

Fleet maintenance teams frequently deal with scattered work orders, delayed defect resolution, and inconsistent tracking across vessels. Planned maintenance and defect reporting are centralized within Shipnet to support structured fleet-wide coordination. This reduces dependency on manual communication between vessels and shore-based teams. It supports more predictable maintenance execution across diverse ship types and trading routes.

Commercial Teams Managing Complex Voyage Execution Cycles

Voyage planning and charter operations in tanker, bulk, and time charter markets often involve continuous updates across multiple stages of execution. Cargo evaluation, fixture creation, and voyage tracking are supported within Shipnet’s unified workflow structure. This helps commercial teams stay aligned with operational data throughout the voyage lifecycle. It reduces reliance on fragmented reporting from different departments.

Is Shipnet Right For You?

Seeking a single platform to manage your fleet's technical, commercial, safety, and financial operations without stitching together multiple tools? Shipnet is built for maritime operators who need complete operational control and real-time data across departments.

Trusted by clients including MOL Tankship Management, Golar LNG, and Cosco Shipping across 31 countries, the platform has a 30+ year track record in the maritime industry.

Still not sure if the software is right for you? Contact us at (661) 384-7070, and we will help you make the best decision regarding Shipnet features and more.