Sell Your Boat
Let's get your boat sold.
Tell us about the vessel and we'll send a comp-backed evaluation within two business days. Central listing, open listing or full consignment — we'll recommend the approach that gets the cleanest sale at the right number.
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Why list with Valhalla Yacht Sales.
Tournament-circuit reach
We're on the docks at the same tournaments your buyer is fishing. When a serious offshore boat hits the market through us, competitive captains see it within the week.
Six-brand cross-traffic
Our buyer CRM is segmented by hull preference and budget. Trade-ins, upgrade buyers, and side-by-side shoppers see your listing surfaced first — not buried in a feed.
Buyers in three states
Offices in New Jersey, North Carolina and Florida mean your boat is shown by a salesperson who runs the buyer's home water. No long-distance handoffs.
How the campaign runs
Six steps from listing to closing.
Comp-backed valuation
Within two business days we send a recommended listing price, sold comps and a frank read on demand for your hull.
Listing agreement + photography
Once we agree on terms, our photographer schedules a shoot — drone, dockside and run shots so the listing reads like the boat actually is.
Distribution that matters
Your listing pushes to YachtWorld, boats.com, Boat Trader and our own site simultaneously — with copy written by a broker, not a feed.
Cross-targeting our buyer CRM
We segment our contact list by length, brand and use case, then email-target the buyers most likely to step on board.
We run every inquiry and sea trial
You stay an owner, not a salesperson. We screen the calls, qualify the buyers and run the sea trials — and only loop you in for the real ones.
Close + post-delivery walkthrough
Escrow, title, transport and a delivery walkthrough with the new owner. Done right, start to finish.
Buyers come to us because the boats do.
FAQ
Common questions.
How long does a valuation take?
Within two business days of your submission we send a recommended listing price, the sold comps behind it, and a frank read on current demand for your hull. If the honest answer is that now is a poor time to sell your boat, we tell you that instead.
Where does my listing actually appear?
Your listing pushes to YachtWorld, boats.com, Boat Trader and this site simultaneously, with copy written by a broker rather than generated from a feed. It is also cross-targeted against our own buyer CRM, which we segment by length, brand and use case.
What's the difference between a central and an open listing?
A central listing is exclusive to one brokerage for the term of the agreement, so one broker owns the marketing plan, the pricing strategy and every inquiry. An open listing lets several brokers offer the boat at once. Both work; which suits you depends on the vessel and your timeline, and we will give you a recommendation rather than push you toward the one that suits us.
Do I have to handle showings and sea trials myself?
No. We screen the calls, qualify the buyers and run the sea trials, and only bring you in for the serious ones. You stay an owner rather than becoming a salesperson.
Does my boat need to be near one of your offices?
No. We have offices in New Jersey, Florida and North Carolina, and the boat gets shown by a salesperson who runs the buyer's home water rather than being handed off long distance.