For brokers
The page you put on the table
Look up any brand, model and year for free: median asking price, the p25–p75 band, and how many comparable listings are behind it. €49 a month covers the version you hand your client.
Free, no account. Client documents are €49 a month, up to 30.
On your own screen
Free, and it stays free
Everything you see on your own screen costs nothing, with or without an account:
- Median asking price, p25–p75, the number of comparable listings, the year window we used, and the date we measured
- Save a valuation and find it again
- A watchlist for the models you follow
No card. No trial that ends. No call.
What your client sees
€49 a month, documents included
One price a month, up to 30 client documents. The ceiling is high so you never have to ask whether this boat is worth €49.
- PDF with your client’s name on the front page, after the words Prepared for
- A link you can send your client — the same numbers, no login required at their end
- The email already written, so you can send it without rewriting anything
- The method, the year window, the number of listings and the measurement date are printed on the document, not hidden in a footnote
Same product, same ceiling, three lengths: you pay less for committing longer, not for getting more. There is no notice period on the monthly price. If a document is not what you expected, write and we refund it.
€49 a month. Six months €269, a year €490 — two months free. All excluding VAT. You can see the numbers before you pay for anything.
The workspace
Run valuations without writing code, save them under client names, and track the segments you specialise in. This is what it looks like.
Type, pick, done
Start typing and the models we actually hold appear. Pick one, hit Look up — the market answer is on your screen while the client is still on the phone.
The whole European market on one card
One card, the figures that matter: the median asking price, the middle half of the market, the years compared — and how much evidence sits behind them.
Their asking price, on the market’s scale
Put the asking price on the market’s own scale. When the seller wants more, you show where that lands — instead of arguing about it.
There is no single “right” asking price out there to look up. In our August 2026 checks, the median asking price for the same model and year window came out more than 40 % apart in different corners of the European market. The band is how you hold that spread in one picture.
We are precise about coverage. More than 300,000 active listings, of which more than 100,000 carry a confirmed European location. Some of the rest are outside Europe, and some carry no country at all. In an independent spot check against 109 live listings (August 2026), 103 of them — 94 % — were already in our database. The lookup answers in under half a second. Look up a model you are pricing this week and see for yourself whether your segment is in there.
Screenshots of the live workspace, taken 14 August 2026. The client names shown are examples; every figure in them is a real answer from the live database at that moment. Coverage figures measured 14 August 2026.
What is on the page
Three things a seller can check while you are still sitting at the table.
Whose boat, and for whom
Brand, model and year as the title, and your client by name underneath. The date it was produced sits opposite, so nobody has to ask how old the figure is.
The figure, and the band around it
One number to open with, and the range a quarter of comparable listings sit below and a quarter sit above. The band is what you argue inside of — it is the part a seller cannot wave away.
Where it came from
How many listings sit behind it, what that count is not, and the date the data is from — printed on the page your client is holding, not kept on our side of the table.
The document above is a real report, produced by the same code that produces yours, from live listing data on 10 August 2026. The client name on it is an example.
We do not sell you a document we cannot make
Before you pay, we count how many distinct comparable listings we actually have for that boat.
- Fewer than 3
- We do not make it. You keep the free lookup and we say why.
- 3 or 4
- You can buy it, and we tell you it is thin before you pay.
- 5 or more
- Straight through.
Measured across 2,000 random real listings on 9 August 2026: 34.1 % never reach payment. We would rather you knew that number from us than found it out one boat at a time.
The link your client opens
Send one link. Your client opens the valuation, the figures, and how they were produced — and nothing else from your account.
There is no login at their end and nothing for them to install. The page also says what the document is and is not, in the same words we use with you.
What our numbers are, and what they are not
We measure asking prices — not sale prices. We do not have access to what boats actually change hands for in the European used-boat market, and any provider who tells you they do should be asked how.
We measure market value, not condition. A marine surveyor’s report tells you the state of the vessel. A market range tells you what the market is asking for vessels like it. They answer different questions, and the second does not replace the first.
We cannot tell you how long a boat has been listed. Our timestamps record when we first saw a listing, not when it went on the market. We are not going to dress that up as time-on-market data.
Every figure on this page was measured on the date stated beside it — the most recent on 14 August 2026.
The spread you are arguing inside of
This is the band printed on the document above, drawn to scale.
2020 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 410 · 94 comparable listings
- Middle half starts
- €180,000
- Median
- €211,970
- Middle half ends
- €234,696
The dark line inside the band is the median. Half of the 94 comparable listings ask inside the shaded band, a quarter below it, a quarter above it. The track runs from the 10th to the 90th percentile of the same listings, €158,906 to €254,125. Measured 10 August 2026.
Take 2,700 groups of listings that share a brand, a model and a build year — 51,000 boats, at least ten in every group. In the median group, the upper quartile sits €9,800 above its own median. The middle half of a group spans just under 14 % of the median price. More than one listing in five is priced more than €13,400 above the median for its own model and year.
Some of that gap is real: hours, equipment, VAT status, where the boat lies. Some of it is a seller who wanted a number. Nothing in the data tells you which — and that is the point. Your judgement decides where in the band the boat belongs. The band decides what you are arguing inside of.
Asking prices compared to asking prices. Condition, engine hours and equipment are not held constant. A boat above the median is not necessarily overpriced — it is above the median. Listings advertised in other currencies are converted to euros for this measurement; on euro-priced listings alone the same figure comes out larger, so the number above is the conservative one. Measured 14 August 2026.
The discount gets taken anyway. It just gets taken later.
Across 3,608 recorded price reductions on boats advertised in euros between €100,000 and €500,000 before the cut, the median reduction was €20,000 — 9.3 % off the asking price. A quarter were €31,000 or more. In the last thirty days we recorded 12,441 reductions of 5 % or more against 1,419 increases.
You can show the seller the band for his own model and year before he signs, or you can show him the reduction eight months later. It is the same number.
Measured 10 August 2026 on recorded price changes of 5 % or more. Asking prices, not sale prices. Priced in euros throughout, so no exchange rate is involved.
Not a price book that was assembled once
More than 100,000 listings were re-checked against the live market in the last seven days, and more than 17,000 listings we had never seen before appeared in the same period. More than 300,000 are active right now.
Measured 14 August 2026.
Questions
More on how brokers use the numbers: for brokers and insurers.
- Do I need an account?
- Not to look anything up. A subscription needs one, because the documents and the saved valuations have to belong to somebody.
- How do I start?
- Today you start it by email: write to info@aiboatbuddy.com and tell us what you price. There is no self-service sign-up button on this page, and we would rather say that than put one here that does not work.
- Is it cheaper if I pay for longer?
- Yes, and that is the only difference between the three prices. €49 a month, €269 for six months, or €490 for a year — two months free. Same product, same ceiling of 30 documents a month, same numbers behind them. You pay less for committing longer, not for getting more.
- Am I paying for 30 documents I will not use?
- You are paying for the month, not for thirty documents. The median brokerage in the listings we can measure has seven boats on its books, so most months you will make a handful and never meet the ceiling. It is set high so that one price fits a busy spring and a quiet November, not so that you should fill it.
- Does a year give me 360 documents?
- No. The 30 counts per calendar month and starts again on the 1st. Twelve months of 30 is twelve months of 30, not 360 to spend when it suits you, and unused documents do not carry over. If one month runs long, write to us — nothing stops in the middle of a deal.
- What happens if I cancel?
- On the monthly price: write to info@aiboatbuddy.com and it stops at the end of the month you have already paid for. No notice period, nothing to unwind. The six- and twelve-month prices are paid up front, so cancelling ends the renewal rather than the term you have bought — take them because the length suits you, not only because they are cheaper. Documents you have already downloaded are yours to keep.
- What if the document is not useful?
- Write, and we refund it. And if the subscription is not earning its keep, say so — we would rather hear it than keep charging for something nobody opens.
- Where does the data come from?
- Aggregated market data from across the European used-boat market. We publish only aggregated statistics — median, quartiles, counts — never raw listings, and never a seller’s personal data.
- Can I resell the data?
- No. Use it in your own valuations, listings and client documents as much as you like. Raw responses may not be resold or used to train competing models. See our Terms & Conditions.
- I want the data in my own system.
- Write to info@aiboatbuddy.com and tell us what you need. There is no self-service plan for that today, and we would rather say so than sell you one.
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