Yachts for Sale by Owner — No Commission

YachtBazar lists 2,580 yachts for sale by owner — we count every boat priced $100,000 and up as a yacht, stated plainly so you know exactly what this page shows. Inventory runs $100,000 to $19,000,000 across 42 states and Washington DC, led by Sea Ray, Sea Hunt, Grady-White, Tidewater. 2119 of the 2580 are listed by their owners; the rest are dealer or broker listings, each badged so you know who you are dealing with. Newest added 2026-11-06 — contact each seller directly, never a commission.

Yachts on the market right now

2,580 yachts are listed for sale on YachtBazar — 701 added in the last 30 days — at a median asking price of $195,000, and 82% are offered directly by their owners. Asking prices climb with length: yachts under 20 ft typically ask $225,000, yachts 66 ft and up $465,000.

2,580for sale$195,000median asking701added in 30 days82%by owner
Median asking by length<20 ft20–2526–3031–3536–4041–5051–6566+ ft
Yachts730403640854235
Median$225,000$130,000$159,995$184,850$215,000$249,000$255,000$465,000

Most-listed makes

Sea Ray99Sea Hunt64Grady-White63Tidewater59Mastercraft52Regal51

By state

Florida907Texas192Maryland116California112North Carolina107Louisiana103

Figures come from the listings on this page today. A length band appears only when at least 5 listings state a length and a price.

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Frequently asked questions

What counts as a yacht on this page?
Every listing here is priced $100,000 or more — the same boundary YachtBazar's price pages use for the word. The industry has no fixed definition, so we state ours plainly instead of leaving you to guess.
Are these yachts for sale by owner?
Most are. Listing is free for owners and there is never a commission. Brokers and dealers can list too, and every listing is badged FSBO, Broker or Dealer so you always know who you are dealing with.
Does it cost anything to list a yacht?
No. Listing is free at any price point and there is no commission on the sale — on a $300,000 yacht that is roughly $30,000 a brokerage would otherwise take.