Free career tools for divers

Put your certifications to work.

Your certifications and experience shape what DiveBook shows you: freelance teaching, guiding, boat work, seasonal contracts, and permanent roles worldwide.

✓ Free forever · ✓ Keep 100% of wages · ✓ 2-minute signup

What's inside your Crew File

Certification cards with review status
Logged dive count synced from your DiveBook logbook
Languages, regions, and roles you're open to
Endorsements from past instructors & captains

Built from the records and certifications you choose to share, with clear review status.

How it works

Three steps to your next dive job

1

Build your dive resume

Add certifications, dive count, languages, and references. Each credential shows its current review status.

2

Get auto-matched

When a shop posts a role matching your profile, you get notified within minutes.

3

Apply in one tap

Your resume is pre-filled. Track every application from one inbox.

Pay benchmarks

Typical diving-industry pay

Typical monthly take-home ranges reported by working pros in the industry.

Divemaster

$2,400–3,600

/ month + tips

OWSI / MSDT

$2,800–4,500

/ month + tips

Course Director

$5,500–8,000

/ month + tips

Boat Captain

$3,200–5,000

/ month + tips

Everything you need to run your dive career

From your first DM gig to running multi-boat operations — DiveBook scales with you.

Certification-led resume

Show credential details and review status without overstating what has been confirmed.

Auto job matching

Push, email, and in-app alerts the moment a matching role goes live.

Application inbox

Track status, message employers, and accept offers in one place.

References & endorsements

Past employers vouch for you with one click. Stars convert hires.

Travel perks

Discounted flights, transfers, and stays through DiveBook Travel partners.

Logbook synced

Verified dive count from your DiveBook logbook appears on every application.

Your next contract is waiting.

Free for every diver. Add your certifications and start matching today.