How the Yacht Listing Analysis works
A Yacht Listing Analysis runs in five steps: you send the yacht or listing, the request is reviewed manually, the listing and its supporting material are examined, comparable public listings are researched, and the findings are written up and delivered privately as a PDF report. Each report is prepared individually; there is no automated output.
The five steps
- Step 1
Submit the yacht listing
Send the listing URL or the draft material for a yacht that is not yet published.
- Step 2
Provide details and documents
Specification, photographs, refit scope and any survey information you can share.
- Step 3
Confirm the analysis scope
We agree what will be reviewed and what falls outside the report.
- Step 4
Complete payment
The fee is confirmed in writing before work begins.
- Step 5
The analysis is prepared
Public listing research combined with individual review by an analyst.
- Step 6
Receive the PDF report
Delivered privately to you. Findings are never published on the site.
- Step 7
Discuss optional next steps
An optional call to walk through the recommendations.
What you need to supply
At minimum, the listing URL, or for an unpublished yacht the draft specification, the intended asking price and the photographs planned for release. Refit scope, engine and generator hours, survey status and the current lying position materially improve the depth of the analysis. Anything that cannot be shared is recorded in the report as a limitation rather than guessed at.
Questions about the process
The Yacht Listing Analysis Report provides independent market and listing related information for decision support. It is not a formal yacht valuation and does not replace a yacht survey, technical inspection, legal advice, tax advice, class review, or brokerage agreement.