Your shop, surfaced.

Get found. Get booked.

Terasano builds websites for dive centers — the kind that Google, AI assistants and booking agents can all read.

Photo: Lars von Ritter Zahony / Ocean Image Bank

Divers don't search anymore. They ask.

For twenty years, being found meant ranking on Google and earning the click. Now people ask an assistant — "where should I do my Open Water in Utila?" — and take the answer. There is no page of ten links to be on. Either the assistant knows your shop, or it doesn't.

And assistants read far more than they send back. On most sites, AI crawlers already visit many times more often than the people those assistants refer. Being readable to them is the whole game.

Search results, 2015

AI answer, 2026

Where should I do my Open Water in Utila? Small groups, English-speaking, next week.

Coral Bay Divers fits: groups of four at most, courses taught in English, Open Water from $420. The next start with space is Tuesday. Want me to hold two places?source: coralbaydivers.com — structured data, live availability

~800M
people use ChatGPT every week — asking is a mainstream habit, not a niche one
Widely reported, 2026
15% → 8%
clicks on results when an AI summary answers first; only 1% click the cited sources
Pew Research Center, 2025
217 to 1
pages OpenAI's crawler reads on a site for every visitor it sends back
Cloudflare Radar, July 2026

Does your shop get surfaced in AI answers?

Find out with a gap report
Read the full AI-era case

Booking has changed twice. It's changing again.

Each shift changed who captures the customer, and rewarded the operators who moved first.

until the mid-2000s

Offline

  • Walk-ins at the shop
  • Phone, fax, travel agents
  • Printed guides and brochures

Discovery: word of mouth

mid-2000s to 2024

Online and mobile

  • Websites and Google search
  • OTAs and marketplaces, at 20–30% commission
  • Mobile booking, reviews, social

Discovery: search rankings

2025 onward

AI-mediated

  • Assistants answer, compare and recommend
  • Conversational, multi-constraint questions
  • Agents increasingly complete the booking

Discovery: being the answer

The rails for agents to pay and book are being laid right now: OpenAI and Stripe's checkout protocol, Google's Universal Commerce Protocol, Shopify storefronts inside ChatGPT and Gemini. In travel, Expedia, Delta and Hilton are launch partners. Consumer volume is still early — which is exactly when the defaults get set.

Agentic Commerce ProtocolGoogle UCPGoogle AP2Shopify agentic storefrontsExpediaDeltaHilton

Can an AI agent book a dive with you today?

Check with a gap report

Publishers block AI because they sell attention. You sell dives.

An assistant that books you isn't taking anything from you. It's a channel — one that costs less than the 20–30% you already pay an OTA for the same customer. The right posture for a dive shop is to be as readable as possible, while it's still free.

Photo: Grant Thomas / Ocean Image Bank

We move your site onto an AI-ready one.

You keep your content, your photos and your domain. We rebuild it on a template that people and machines can both read — and you review, you don't write. Here is what "AI-ready" means, in the order a diver's journey runs.

Get foundlayers 1 and 2
1

Machine-readable truth, and answers worth finding

Courses, prices, hours and location as structured data — plus the content assistants actually quote: FAQs, dive-site guides, course explainers. Structure without content is found by nobody; content without structure is found unreliably.

Every build
2

Trust an assistant can verify

Your PADI listing, reviews, safety information and policies — proof you cultivate but can't write yourself, published where an agent can check it before it recommends you over the shop next door.

Every build, review engine on Growth
Get bookedlayers 3 and 4
3

Live availability

Spots and start dates published as they change, so "is there space on Tuesday?" gets a real answer instead of "email us".

With your booking system connected
4

Bookings an agent can complete

An assistant can reserve through the system you already use — FareHarbor, Bókun or PADI Adventures — with no new tool for you to learn.

Performance plan
Read about the platform

The same course page, both ways

Coral Bay DiversPADI 5 Star Dive Center, Utila, Honduras

Open Water Diver

Price$420, all gear included
Duration3 days, groups of 4 or fewer
Next startTue 8 Sep, 09:00 — 2 spots left
Taught inEnglish, Spanish
Reserve a spot

4.9 from 212 reviewsPADI listing verifiedDAN emergency plan on file

// what an assistant reads — JSON-LD
{
  "@type": "Course",
  "name": "Open Water Diver",
  "provider": { "@type": "LocalBusiness",
    "name": "Coral Bay Divers",
    "memberOf": "PADI 5 Star Dive Center" },
  "inLanguage": ["en", "es"],
  "offers": { "price": "420", "priceCurrency": "USD",
    "availability": "InStock" },
  "hasCourseInstance": {
    "startDate": "2026-09-08T09:00-06:00",
    "remainingAttendeeCapacity": 2,
    "maximumAttendeeCapacity": 4 },
  "aggregateRating": { "ratingValue": 4.9,
    "reviewCount": 212 }
}

// /llms.txt
# Coral Bay Divers
> PADI 5 Star dive center in Utila, Honduras.
- Courses and prices: /courses
- Live availability: /products/availability.json
- Safety and policies: /safety

What to expect.

A dive, basically. We go down, do the work, come up carefully, and surface with your new site. You're never asked to fill in a form or write a page.

  1. Send your address

    Paste your website. That's the whole form.

  2. Gap report

    Within a few days: what machines can read today, what's missing, what it would cost. No obligation.

  3. We migrate and build

    Every page, price, photo and schedule moves onto the new template. Nothing to fill in.

  4. You review

    Walk through the draft. Tell us what's off. We fix it.

  5. Launch

    Live on your domain. The old site stays up until the switch.

  6. Keep it current

    Tell us what changed, approve the draft, it's live. Monthly report on Growth and up.

After launch, edits happen in chat.

Tell us what changed. You get a draft to approve — nothing goes live without you.

How the platform works
YouAdvanced Open Water is now $450 and we added a Saturday 8am start.
TerasanoDraft ready: price updated on the course page and in the structured data, Saturday 08:00 added to the schedule and to availability. Anything else before it goes live?
Approve and publishEdit draft

Prices on the page, not in a call.

Two parts, always: a one-time build that gets you live, and a monthly plan that keeps you the answer. Founding clients get pilot pricing, and we say so on the invoice.

part one, paid once

The build

A fixed price to move your existing site onto the new one, sized by how much you publish. Migration is included — you review, you don't write. Paid in three parts: deposit, launch, and 30 days after.

Small
$1,490about 15 pages

One location, core courses and fun dives.

Medium
$2,900about 34 pages

Full course catalogue, trips, staff and a blog.

Large
$4,900about 46 pages

Several locations or languages, liveaboards, the lot.

part two, monthly

The plan

What happens after launch. Every plan keeps the site fast, safe and current; the higher plans add the work that gets you found and booked more often.

Essential
$49/ month

Your site stays fast, safe and correct.

  • Hosting on Cloudflare's network, security and daily backups
  • Booking embed kept working through vendor changes
  • Edits by chat, fair use: tell us what changed, approve, live
  • Structured data and llms.txt kept to current standards
  • Uptime and performance monitoring
Growth
Most centers
$99/ month

Know where you show up, and show up more.

  • Everything in Essential
  • Monthly AI visibility report: what Google and assistants see, and which agents visited
  • One new page or article a month, written for people and quotable by assistants
  • Review requests sent after every dive, published where agents can verify them
  • Works from day one, no system access needed
Performance
$179/ month

Less admin, more repeat guests.

  • Everything in Growth
  • Guest paperwork portal: medical, waiver and certification check before arrival, with a clearance dashboard
  • Re-engagement campaigns to past guests
  • Agent gateway: bookings an assistant can complete through your booking system
  • One extra language kept in sync
  • 30-minute onboarding checklist, optional API connection

Extras: additional languages $19 a month; one-off Studio projects for design, photo or ads. Pay a year up front and save 10–15%.

Does it pay for itself? One $500 course booked with you instead of through a 20–30% commission agency covers Growth for a month.

See full pricing and what's included
Sunlight through a kelp forest Photo: Stefan Andrews / Ocean Image Bank

From the founder of Diviac, and PADI's former head of product and digital.

Joel Perrenoud founded Diviac in 2012 and grew it into the largest online platform for booking dive travel — the one PADI acquired in 2017 and runs today as PADI Travel. He went on to lead PADI Travel and then, as Chief Product & Digital Officer, every PADI web property and app.

Terasano is the site he would have wanted every member center to have: easy to keep current, and impossible for the next generation of search to miss.

Read the full story

See what AI assistants can and can't read on your site.

Paste your address. Within a few days you get a short report, written for owners, not developers.

  • What Google and AI assistants currently see when they look at your shop
  • Where your courses, prices and availability go missing
  • What it would take to fix, and what we'd charge

Free. No call needed. We'll ask for one email address to send it to.