Your dropzone, in front of every jumper planning a trip
Prices, aircraft, jump days, services and boogies — one page visiting jumpers actually check before they book flights. Publish it in ten minutes.
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VerifiedThree steps, about ten minutes.
A guided setup walks you through it the first time you sign in. Nothing needs to be finished in one sitting.
Create the account, name the place, drop the pin on the map.
Prices, aircraft, services, opening hours, photos, contact details.
Say whether you are jumping. That is the part visitors come back for.
What you get for nothing.
One dashboard on the web, the same thing in the app, and a listing that visiting jumpers can trust because you keep it yourself.
Nobody drives out for nothing.
The single most useful thing a dropzone can publish, and the one thing a website almost never says. Post it in the morning and it shows on your listing, in the directory and on the map.
- Jumping, weather hold or closed, in two taps
- A note for the reason — visitors read it on your listing
- An automatic forecast from your coordinates, next to the button
Never “open” at nine on a Monday you are shut.
The hours are checked against the clock at your dropzone, not the visitor's and not the server's. A status you posted on Saturday cannot leave you looking open on Tuesday morning.
- Hours per weekday, with a time zone of your own
- Outside the hours the listing says closed, whatever was posted
- Overnight windows carried into the next day
Everything a visiting jumper asks on the phone.
Twenty fields, and every one of them answers a question somebody would otherwise ring you to ask. Most of it goes live the moment you save.
- Filled in once, edited whenever it changes
- Prices per service, not just a lift ticket
- Photos of the place, not stock images
We announce. You keep the booking.
Skydive Hub is not a booking platform and does not want to be one. Events point at your own page, and the money never touches us.
- Dates, description and a link to your own booking page
- Shown on your listing and in the directory
- Registration and payment never leave your site
Who jumps with you, and where they come from.
Not a vanity chart. The country breakdown tells you which markets already know you exist — and which ones do not.
- How many jumpers saved you for a trip
- Jumps logged at your dropzone, and which countries they came from
Real jumps, real reviews, a verified badge.
The review step exists so a listing cannot be quietly renamed or pointed at someone else's phone number. It usually takes a day, and nothing about your dropzone is blocked while you wait.
- A verified badge once we have checked who you are
- Name, address and contact changes reviewed before they go live
- Everything else — prices, hours, events, photos — publishes instantly
More than one person can run it.
Whoever opens up in the morning can post the status without holding the keys to everything. Only an owner can take the dropzone off the map. Adding a second person is not built yet — the roles are, and the screen to invite somebody into one is the next thing on this list.
Post the status from the hangar.
The morning call is made on the airfield, not at a desk. Dropzone mode is a tab in the same app your jumpers already have.
- Status, listing, events and insights on the phone
- The same account as the web dashboard
- No laptop needed on a Saturday morning
Nothing. There is no paid tier to upgrade to.
Your listing is exactly as visible as any other dropzone's. Nobody can buy their way above you, because there is nothing to buy.
These are the real numbers, straight from the database, and they update while you are on the page. No rounding up, no head start.
Copies a short message and the link to this page — paste it into WhatsApp and let them read it in their own time.