Marketplace intelligence
Boat valuations
Estimate market value before you list, offer, or insure — then validate against live European listings.
Live snapshot from 0 sale listings on MarineDirect.
Live market data
Price trends
Live asking prices from current listings — filter by time range and boat type to see how the market moves.
Listings
140
Average price
€249,975
Lowest price
€40,000
Highest price
€900,000
ListingsRolling median
The method
How valuations work
Three steps from live listings to a defensible price.
We track the market
Every listing on MarineDirect feeds the price database — asking prices, time on market and recorded sales.
We model the trends
Prices are grouped by brand, category and country, with rolling medians that smooth out outliers.
You price with confidence
Run the calculator for an instant estimate, then validate it against comparable live listings.
Timing the market
Best months to sell & rent
Recorded live from MarineDirect — updated whenever a seller marks a boat sold or removes a listing.
Jan
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Mar
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Apr
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May
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Jun
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Jul
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Aug
5 / 1
Peak sales
Peak rentals
Sept
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Oct
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Nov
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Dec
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Market insights
Marketplace insights
Top selling brands
Country trends
Know what your boat is worth
Get an instant estimate with the value calculator — or list your boat and reach buyers across Europe.
Valuation tools
Boat value calculator
How much is my boat worth? Enter your specifications for low, average, and premium market price bands.
Estimated market value
€655,000
Low market price
€570,000
Average market price
€655,000
Premium market price
€747,000
Market baseline — no comparable listings yet.
Indicative estimate only — not a formal survey or appraisal. Compare with live listings and sold comps on MarineDirect before listing or offering.
FAQ
Use the MarineDirect boat value calculator with your exact brand, year, hours, and equipment. Guide prices are indicative — survey and comparable sold listings confirm offers.
We combine live asking prices, historical curves, LOA, age depreciation, engine hours, condition, and regional demand multipliers.
Service history, layout, engine hours, antifouling date, electronics refit, charter wear, and seasonal listing timing all move realised prices.
Premium Italian and British motor-yacht brands often show stronger residuals in Croatia and Monaco; catamarans hold charter-driven demand in Greece.
List in March–May for summer buyers; September shoulder season suits serious purchasers avoiding peak broker noise.