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Preparing, valuing and marketing a boat in Komodo, through sea trials to a signed purchase agreement. Commission indicative, confirmed on enquiry.

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Selling in Komodo

Selling a boat in Komodo takes a realistic price, a well-prepared vessel and the right buyers. A broker handles the market study, marketing, viewings, sea trials and negotiation for a commission of typically 5–10% of the sale price, indicative and confirmed on enquiry.

From listing to sale

Four stages between deciding to sell and signing.

  1. 01

    Prepare

    Deep clean, minor repairs, fresh paint and a full systems check.

  2. 02

    Value

    A market study sets a fair, realistic asking price.

  3. 03

    Market

    Professional photos, targeted listings and the broker's buyer network.

  4. 04

    Close

    Sea trial, negotiated terms and a clear purchase agreement.

Get a valuation

On pricing

A well-timed reduction, informed by current market conditions and buyer demand, can be more effective than holding out for a higher price.

Typical broker commission, indicative
5–10%
USD, traditional phinisi, indicative
250k–450k
USD, speedboat or day boat, indicative
80k–180k
Ask for an honest valuation

Ready to list

The paperwork buyers ask for, and what sets a realistic price.

Documents to have ready

  • Proof of ownership
  • Maintenance booklets, kept up to date
  • A complete boat inventory
  • Documented sea trials

What drives the price

  • Vessel age
  • Condition and recent repairs
  • Current market trends and buyer demand
  • Season: peak months are June–September and December–January

Phinisi price & cost

Broker or not

White phinisi under sail

Selling with or without a broker

Selling on your own saves the commission but costs time: market study, inventory, sea trials and the purchase agreement are all yours to run.

  • Independent sale Suits owners with yacht-sale experience and time to manage it.
  • Broker-assisted sale Wider reach, realistic pricing and the paperwork handled for you.
  • Flag & ownership Foreign owners hold through a PT PMA; deregistering a flag follows formal procedures.
Good to know

Selling a boat in Komodo

How much does a boat broker charge to sell my yacht?

Typically 5–10% of the sale price, indicative and confirmed on enquiry. This covers marketing, viewings and negotiation.

What documents do I need to sell my boat?

Proof of ownership, maintenance booklets and a complete boat inventory.

Should I sell my boat with or without a broker?

A broker brings a network of buyers, market advice and negotiation skills, which often results in a better sale price.

How do I prepare my boat for sale?

Clean it thoroughly, fix any repairs, refresh the paint and get a professional valuation.

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Thinking of selling your boat?

Send the type, age and location. We reply with an honest view on price and how we would market it.