About Boat Alert
Boat Alert is an online boat history reports company based in Laval, Canada. The News Front has published 1 press release from Boat Alert, most recently on 25 September 2026.
Simply enter your boat HIN into the home page at www.boat-alert.com and if your boat qualifies, you will see the prices. Use your user number to login and run the report. We’ve become an expert in gathering and collecting boat history records since 2012. Our customers benefit from getting all this data at their finder tips, save money, and save weeks of research.
Latest news
Latest release25 September 2026
As Hurricane Season Floods the Used Boat Market, BoatAlert.com Warns Buyers to Verify Hull Identification Numbers Before Purchasing
Laval, QC – Boat Alert, a boat history report service founded in 2015, has issued a consumer warning urging used boat buyers to verify Hull Identification Numbers (HIN) before completing a purchase, as hurricane-damaged vessels are increasingly re-entering the market with titles that appear clean in most states. The warning comes during hurricane season, a…
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Common questions about Boat Alert
Why does Boat Alert recommend a HIN lookup specifically during hurricane season?
Many states do not require boat titles to be branded after storm damage, allowing hurricane-damaged vessels to re-enter the market with seemingly clean titles. A HIN lookup can reveal hidden insurance claims, salvage records, and total loss declarations that state titles might omit.
What specific data sources are included in a Boat Alert history report?
Reports aggregate data from 90 public databases across the USA and Canada, including DMV/DNS records, data from over 9,000 insurance companies via NMVTIS, and salvage yard auctions. They also cover accident checks, theft records, and manufacturer recalls.
What are the costs and guarantees associated with the Boat Alert service?
A nine-page history report is available instantly for $29.99 and includes a 60-day money-back guarantee. Additionally, the company donates 2% of its proceeds to charity.