The data the superyacht industry doesn't publish.
Prices are rarely published. Transactions are rarely announced. The intelligence that separates well-advised buyers from poorly-advised ones is held by a small number of specialists. This is that intelligence — made accessible.
Asking prices and sale prices are different numbers
The gap between what a yacht is listed for and what it sells for is where market knowledge pays. Understanding the spread — and the factors that compress or widen it — is the most valuable intelligence in brokerage.
The badge on the stern changes every number on the spec sheet
A Lürssen and a lesser vessel of the same length are not comparable assets. Builder pedigree sets the floor for how value is interpreted, how surveys go, and how quickly a motivated buyer emerges.
Custom and semi-custom are different propositions, not just different prices
The decision between a fully custom build and a semi-custom platform is about more than cost and timeline — it shapes the vessel's uniqueness, its resale liquidity, and the ownership experience for years after delivery.
Feadship vs Lürssen
The world's two finest custom superyacht builders — a direct comparison of engineering philosophy, sustainability leadership, brokerage performance, and when each is the right choice.
Builder comparison hub
Lürssen, Feadship, Heesen, Oceanco, Amels, Benetti, Sanlorenzo — how the major yards compare on quality, resale value, delivery reliability, and what each does best.
Custom vs semi-custom
The most consequential decision in new build commissioning — a detailed analysis of cost, timeline, flexibility, resale implications, and which approach suits different buyers.
Pricing signals
What superyachts actually sell for versus asking price — pricing by builder and size category, the factors that drive value, and the current market conditions in 2026.
Fleet tracking
Where the world's significant superyachts are — AIS positions, port visits, and the movement intelligence that informs charter planning, brokerage positioning and market awareness.
Delivery tracker 2026
Every significant superyacht delivery expected in 2026 — builder, size, designer credits, and what each vessel signals about where the market is heading.
The best time to understand this market is before you're in a transaction.
Buyers who arrive at a superyacht acquisition without market context pay more, survey less effectively, and end up with vessels that don't match their actual requirements. The intelligence on this platform is designed to change that — to give serious buyers the context they need before they engage a broker or make an offer.