Selling a yacht through a broker costs a six-figure commission at the top of the market: at 10% a broker takes $30,000 on a $300,000 yacht and $100,000 on a $1,000,000 one. On YachtBazar you list by owner for free and pay no commission.
What yachts listed at $100,000 and up are asking right now
2,121 live by-owner listings state an asking price. The middle half asks $133,700 to $330,000, median $195,000, about $5,330 per foot. A broker at 10% of that median takes $19,500 — on YachtBazar that stays with you.
$100,000-and-up asking price by length
| Length | Listings | Median asking | Median $/ft |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20–25 ft | 28 | $130,000 | $5,560/ft |
| 26–30 ft | 39 | $159,890 | $5,577/ft |
| 31–35 ft | 32 | $180,000 | $5,469/ft |
| 36–40 ft | 37 | $200,000 | $5,556/ft |
| 41–50 ft | 83 | $249,000 | $5,435/ft |
| 51–65 ft | 41 | $255,000 | $4,508/ft |
| 66 ft and up | 26 | $399,950 | $4,705/ft |
Who you would be listing against
Of the 3,169 live yacht listings, 2,567 are private owners and 602 are brokers or dealers; 929 first appeared in the last 30 days.
Half have been up 63 days or less, a quarter more than 81. Time on the market so far, not time to a sale — sold boats leave the catalog.
The yacht price ladder, cheapest to dearest
| Asking | Listing | Length | Days listed |
|---|---|---|---|
| $100,000 | Novi dragger | — | 8 |
| $108,000 | 43' Jeanneau 43 Sun Odyssey | 43 ft | 143 |
| $112,990 | 2005 Silverton 34 Convertible | — | 23 |
| $117,963 | 2024 IKon LX20 | — | 1 |
| $120,070 | 2027 Bennington M24 OFB | — | 23 |
| $128,000 | 2022 Seafox 268 comander | — | 79 |
| $133,700 | 2023 Nautique S21 | — | 75 |
| $139,995 | 2023 Chaparral 28 Surf | — | 14 |
| $149,000 | 2004 Fountain 38EC Express Cruiser | — | 140 |
| $159,000 | 1990 OCEAN YACHTS 48 SUPER SPORT | — | 83 |
| $169,000 | 2011 Grady White Canyon 306 — 30ft | 30 ft | 143 |
| $179,999 | 2023 Nauticstar 28xs | — | 34 |
| $195,000 | 2019 Yellowfin 26 hybrid | — | 81 |
| $209,999 | 2026 Sea Ray 290SD | — | 63 |
| $229,000 | 2001 60' Horizon Houseboat | 60 ft | 139 |
| $249,500 | 2022 Sea Lion 34 TE | — | 43 |
| $271,500 | 2019 Onslow Bay Boatworks 33te | — | 8 |
| $299,000 | 2003 Sea Ray 550 Sundancer | — | 81 |
| $330,000 | 2016 Intrepid 375 | — | 23 |
| $375,000 | Antares 42 Sailing Catamaran | — | 137 |
| $439,000 | 37 Ocean Billfish | — | 81 |
| $531,006 | 2026 Cobalt R33 | — | 57 |
| $725,000 | 2014 Aquila 48 | — | 140 |
| $1,075,000 | 2024 Freeman 43 | — | 23 |
How selling by owner works here
- Snap photos and write a description. Year, make, length, engine hours, condition — the fields buyers filter on.
- Post your listing free. No listing fee, ever.
- Deal direct with buyers. They contact you; you negotiate, close, and keep 100%.
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Frequently asked questions
How much is a yacht broker's commission?
Yacht brokers typically charge 10% of the sale price — on a $300,000 yacht that is $30,000. Selling by owner means you keep it.
Is listing my yacht free?
Yes. There is no listing fee and no commission on YachtBazar.
What are yachts asking on YachtBazar?
Across live by-owner listings at $100,000 and up, the middle half asks $133,700 to $330,000, median $195,000.