For private sellers · Private listing from €49
Sell your classic boat
Creating the listing is free and you pay only when you publish it. No commission on the sale: you deal directly with the buyer.
What sets the price of a classic boat
- 01Shipyard and designer
- 02Hull, deck and material
- 03Engines, sails and systems
- 04Survey and papers
- 05Equipment and mooring
- Live listings
- 203
- Private listing from
- €49
- Site languages
- 5
- Commission on the sale
- 0 %
How it works
- 01
Create the listing
Enter shipyard and model, upload up to 50 photos (hull, deck, interior, engines) and write the description. The draft saves itself and you can come back to it at any time.
- 02
Choose a plan and pay
Pay by card through the secure Nexi gateway. The listing stays hidden until payment.
- 03
Get contacted
The listing stays online for 30 days. Messages from interested buyers arrive in your private area.
What sets the price of a classic boat
On a classic boat, the price depends more on condition and history than on age. These are the five things a buyer weighs before booking a viewing.
- 01
Shipyard and designer
A historic shipyard and the signature of a renowned designer weigh heavily on value. State the hull number and launch year, if you know them.
- 02
Hull, deck and material
Wood, fibreglass or steel: what counts is the real condition of hull and deck. A documented refit, with invoices and photos of the work, raises the value.
- 03
Engines, sails and systems
Engine hours, last service and any repowering; for sailing boats, the condition of sails and rigging. Systems in good order avoid haggling over the price.
- 04
Survey and papers
A recent survey by a marine surveyor, ship's papers in order and a clear tax position (VAT paid) reassure buyers and shorten the negotiation.
- 05
Equipment and mooring
Instruments, tender and safety equipment add value. Where the boat is, afloat or ashore and in which port, affects viewings and transfer costs.
Put them in your listing, with photos and papers: they are the first questions buyers will ask. See boats for sale →
Pricing
One payment per listing. No subscription and no commission on the sale.
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Standard
€49for 30 days
- 30 days online
- Up to 50 photos
- Buyer messages in your private area
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Premium
€70for 30 days
- 30 days online
- Premium badge on the listing
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€149for 30 days
- 30 days online
- A slot in the OldLuxury24 newsletter
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a listing cost?
The Standard plan costs €49 for 30 days. You pay once per listing: no subscription and no commission on the sale.
When do I pay?
Only when you publish. Creating and saving the draft is free; the listing goes live after payment.
What happens after 30 days?
The listing is suspended. You can renew it from your private area without rewriting it.
How do buyers contact me?
They write to you from the listing page and you find their messages in your private area.
What if I sell the boat before the listing expires?
Suspend the listing from your private area so you stop receiving requests.
How do I choose the price?
Compare boats from the same shipyard and of the same length for sale on OldBoat24 and go back over the five factors above: hull condition, engines, survey and papers move the value a lot. A price in line with the market gets more enquiries.
Are you a broker or a shipyard?
To list more boats there are business plans, including automatic import of your stock. Request a quote and we will suggest the right plan.
Ready to sell?
Create the draft now. Finish it whenever you like and pay only when you publish.
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