See the market, benchmark brokers, investigate ownership, track buyer activity, and turn raw market data into evidence-based advice.
Every screen below is the live product — not a mock-up.
One question runs through every screen: what's actually true — not what's claimed. What's really for sale, which brokers actually perform, what a yacht is actually worth, who really owns it, and where demand actually is.
Every tracked yacht, what it's asking, who holds the mandate — and how stale that knowledge is. A price you can't date isn't intelligence.
Days-on-market keeps accruing from the last verified snapshot instead of resetting. The scanner reads public "for sale" pages from six brokerages and matches on name plus length and year — never on a name alone. Every derived number is computed on read, so it can't drift from the evidence it came from.
Benchmark brokers using real market activity, not reputation. Filter the market to a comparable segment, then measure one brokerage — or one individual broker — against exactly that.
A 40 m Mediterranean specialist shouldn't be judged against a firm selling 90 m explorers.
Distributions, not just averages — a handful of multi-year-stale listings can drag a mean into meaninglessness, so medians and percentiles lead, and the number of listings behind every figure is always visible. Benchmark by builder, region, type, price band, days-on-market or status; new-listing, central-agency and co-brokerage filters narrow it further. Mandate-retention and sell-through are fed by the tracked central-agency history.
Ownership, related entities and compliance risk — evidence-led. A finding is a claim with a source attached until a person confirms it.
Research proposes; a person disposes. Every claim carries its source URL, an excerpt and a reliability grade, and lands in a review queue — nothing is written to the record automatically. Risk verdicts are computed server-side and stay private to your workspace, even though the yacht they point at is shared.
The market isn't just inventory. Read demand from observable signals — news, events and ownership activity — instead of a feeling about who might be interested.
Signals decay with age — a two-year-old sighting doesn't count like last week's — and counter-signals such as an industry professional or a recent purchase gate qualification outright. Evidence confidence is deliberately separate from intent: a high score from one weak source shouldn't read like a high score from four independent ones.
Move from raw market intelligence to a document that holds up when someone asks where a number came from.
If the comparables are too thin or too scattered to support a range, the report says so and suppresses the figure rather than printing a number that looks authoritative and is not. Every deduction in the quality grade is itemised, so a score can be reconstructed line by line.
The supporting capabilities that make it usable day to day — quieter than the intelligence above, and just as deliberate.
Euro, dollar and sterling. Anything that compares or combines converts first, on ECB rates; a converted figure is marked and names its rate and date.
Shared market data, client work partitioned at the database level. Roles for admin, advisor, analyst and read-only partner access.
Subject access with provenance, erasure paired with suppression so a later scan can't reinstate a person, and retention you set.
Collection and reconciliation run on a schedule; a "What Changed" view answers the question you have after a day away.
Bulk import from CSV or Excel that recognises real export columns and never wipes a value with a blank. Export to XLSX and PDF.
Nothing asserted unreviewed, nothing overwritten silently, every run recorded with its outcome — including its failures.
Tell us which brokerage you're with and we'll set up your workspace — usually the same day. No card, and nothing to install.
pd@yacht-advisor.com