How Can I Sell My Boat Online?
BoatsOnline aims to make buying and selling a boat easy, efficient and affordable by giving boat dealers, brokers and private sellers access to a dynamic and low-cost online marketplace. Listing is as simple as following three steps, there is no commission charged on a sale, and your ad runs until the item is sold or until you remove it. You can manage up to three ads in your account, pause or edit them at any time, and you should always be cautious of common online selling scams. See our guide on staying safe online for the most common ones to watch for.
How do I sell my boat on Boatsonline and Yachthub?
It is as simple as 1,2,3!
- Sign up
- After signing up, click on 'Create an Ad' to list your boat ad with up to 30 photos and 5 video links
- Make your online payment.
Is there any commission?
No, we do not charge any commission. Selling your boat is easy with no commission or hidden fees!
How much does it cost to sell my boat?
For any boat, yacht, tinny, inflatable, outboard, trailer, marina berth, mooring, pontoon or boat gear advertised for over $7,500 we charge:
- Boatsonline only - $65 - listed until Sold
- Yachthub only - $65 - listed until Sold
- Boatsonline and Yachthub - $95 - listed until Sold
Can I advertise for free?
Yes! We offer free private ads for any boat, yacht, tinny, inflatable, outboard, trailer, marina berth, mooring, pontoon or boat gear advertised for under $7,500.
How long does my Ad stay online?
Your Ad will stay published until Sold.
It is important that our site is up to date. We will email you occasionally to check that your boat is still for sale. If your email address is invalid or incorrect, we may remove your boat advertisement. Of course if you sell your boat, please remove your boat ad ASAP.
Can I submit several Ads?
Yes, you can have up to three Ads in your account.
How can I change my Ad?
Simply sign in to your account to change your ad and photos.
Can I pause my Ad while I am on holiday?
Of Course! Simply sign in to your account to pause your Ad.
Can I refer to Boatsonline and Yachthub in other forms of advertising?
Absolutely! If you are using other boat advertising sources e.g. newspaper, flyers etc, please invite potential buyers to check out your listing and photographs at boatsonline and yachthub.
Who will contact me about my Ad?
Most people who contact you will be genuine boat buyers. As with any advertising, you may get calls from boat dealers, brokers and other internet sites offering you free advertising however beware of 'hidden' costs and commissions of up to 5%.
Beware of prospective overseas 'buyers' sending scam emails - please use common sense and caution. Read more about Staying Safe Online.
I am a Boat Dealer - how do I advertise on Boatsonline and Yachthub?
We welcome Ads from boat dealers and brokers - check out DEALER SUBSCRIPTIONS for more information. Our Dealer Management System includes:
- Advertising for your Boats, Berths, Boat Shares, Accessories
- Inventory Management / Data Feeds
- Marketing Tools
- Leads and Client Management
- Support and Technology plus much more!
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Boatsonline charge commission to sell my boat?
No. Boatsonline does not charge any commission. There are no hidden fees involved in selling your boat through the platform.
Is it free to list a boat for sale on Boatsonline?
Listings are free for any boat, yacht, tinny, inflatable, outboard, trailer, marina berth, mooring, pontoon or boat gear advertised for under $7,500. A fee applies for items advertised above that amount.
How long does my boat ad stay live?
Your ad will be published until you sell or until you remove it. Boatsonline will email you occasionally to check the boat is still for sale, so it's important to keep your email address up to date.
How many boat ads can I have at once?
You can have up to three ads in your account at the same time.
What scams should I watch out for when selling my boat online?
Be cautious of buyers offering hidden costs or commissions of up to 5%, and watch out for prospective overseas buyers sending scam emails. See our guide on staying safe online for more detail.
