Maritime technology company providing real-time vessel tracking and maritime intelligence services globally.
Company Type
public
Founded
2011
Headquarters
Cyprus
Revenue
~$10 million (estimated)
Employees
~100
Primary Market
Global
VesselFinder is a maritime technology company providing real-time vessel tracking and maritime intelligence services. The company operates a global network of AIS (Automatic Identification System) receivers, collecting and processing maritime data. VesselFinder serves maritime professionals, shipping companies, and maritime enthusiasts.
In 2026, VesselFinder continues to be the most popular vessel tracking app, providing real-time data on the positions and movements of over 200,000 vessels using a worldwide network of terrestrial AIS receivers and satellites. The company has evolved into an international digital brand and is now the premier provider of AIS services, dedicated to delivering the very best in maritime intelligence solutions. VesselFinder combines data received via Satellite AIS technology and data from thousands of Terrestrial AIS stations to deliver the most complete picture of global vessel activity.
The company operates through a web platform and mobile app, providing users with real-time vessel tracking, maritime intelligence, and analytics. VesselFinder maintains a focus on data accuracy, coverage, and user experience. The company employs hundreds of people across its operations and has established official industry partnerships that ensure an accurate database of more than 600 fields of information on over 170,000 vessels.
VesselFinder's business strategy emphasizes network expansion, service diversification, and data quality. The company invests in technology, infrastructure, and talent to maintain competitive advantages in maritime intelligence. The platform features comprehensive ship tracking data broadcast straight from vessels equipped with AIS transmitters to receivers, showing information including ship name, vessel type, MMSI number, IMO number, destination port, estimated time of arrival, route, ship statistics, photos, and much more. VesselFinder represents a comprehensive maritime intelligence platform that has become essential for maritime operations, logistics planning, and vessel monitoring across the global shipping industry.
VesselFinder was founded in 2011 as a maritime technology company providing real-time vessel tracking services. The company launched with the vision of providing accessible maritime intelligence through AIS data. VesselFinder quickly gained traction among maritime professionals, shipping companies, and enthusiasts.
In its early years, VesselFinder expanded its AIS receiver network globally, establishing coverage across major shipping routes and ports. The company invested in technology infrastructure and data processing capabilities. VesselFinder became a leading provider of maritime intelligence.
Throughout the 2010s and 2020s, VesselFinder has continued to expand its services and coverage. The company has invested in technology, data analytics, and user experience. VesselFinder has maintained its position as a leading maritime intelligence provider.
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VesselFinder was founded in 2011 by a maritime technology team.
No, VesselFinder is a private company and is not publicly traded on any stock exchange.
VesselFinder is headquartered in Cyprus.
VesselFinder offers real-time vessel tracking, maritime intelligence, port information, analytics, and API services.
VesselFinder uses a global network of AIS (Automatic Identification System) receivers to collect and process maritime data for real-time vessel tracking.
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