Your boat’s value, today
What is your boat worth?
Free estimate, based on comparable boats for sale today. No sign-up.
How it works
From valuation to sale, you stay in control.
Step 1
Value your boat
Model, year, engines, condition: five screens at most, on your phone. You get an estimated selling price and the number of boats compared.
Step 2
Submit your listing request
If you are thinking of selling: your contact details, your timing, a few photos if you wish. Free, no commitment.
Step 3
Choose your broker
Selected brokers in your area send you a proposal within 48 hours. You compare, you choose.
What the estimate includes
A price, and what it rests on.
Indicative estimate. It does not replace a survey.
Estimated selling price
A single price, rounded in euros, after the usual gap between asking and selling price.
Boats compared
The number of listings used: the oldest are set aside, and the most expensive third when there are many.
VAT basis
VAT paid or not paid: the price is expressed on your boat's basis.
Broker proposals
If you are thinking of selling: selected brokers from your area, within 48 hours.
Summary by email
The comparable boats used, with their links.
Sell
Thinking of selling?
Receive proposals from selected brokers in your area, within 48 hours. Free, no commitment. You compare, you choose.
Sell my boat- Never more than three brokers on your listing request
- Answer within 48 hours
- Your contact details only go to the brokers who open your listing request
Verified documents
The YachtVerify network label.
A boat entrusted to a network broker can have its papers verified: identity, ownership, mortgage, financing, VAT. It carries the badge on all its listings, and the buyer checks the record.
The label covers the documents, never the condition of the boat. It does not replace a survey.
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Frequently asked questions
Valuing your boat
How is my boat's valuation calculated?
It compares your boat with comparable boats for sale today: listings less than 12 months old, widened to similar models when they are scarce, prices brought back to your boat's year. The usual gap between asking price and sale price is then applied, followed by condition, engine hours, equipment and VAT status.
Is the valuation free?
Yes, and there is no sign-up. The result appears on screen; your email is only needed if you want the summary with the comparable boats used.
How long does it take?
Five screens at most, then two to three minutes of searching while the comparable listings are read. You can close the page and receive the result by email.
Which boats can be valued?
Motor boats, sailboats, RIBs and multihulls, whatever their size or age. Only a boat so rare that no comparable boat is for sale receives a tailored valuation: a specialist sends you a price within 24 hours, free of charge.
Does the valuation replace a survey?
No. It is an indicative valuation of the market value, based on listings. Only a survey by a marine surveyor establishes the boat's actual condition.
What if I want to sell?
After the valuation, you can submit your listing request: selected brokers in your area send you a proposal within 48 hours, free of charge. You compare and choose, with no commitment.
Are you a broker?
Your next central agencies are here.
Owners who want to sell, in your area.