Sell your boat in your own words.

Start with the HIN. Choose between options for every line, like a director, and walk away with an ad for every listing site and a buyer page that answers the questions before anyone calls.

Free during early access. Any boat, jon boat to sportfish.

For sale by owner, Lake Worth Beach, FLInspection done

2019 Boston Whaler 210 Montauk, one owner, every service logged

$48,500

Year
2019
Length
21 ft
Power
Merc 150
Hours
310

We moved up to a bigger boat. That's the only reason this Montauk is for sale. Normal wear for her age, a few rub marks on the rail. Service history and inspection report are below.

One build gives you two listings.

The short ad is made to stop the scroll on Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist and Boat Trader. Its link takes serious buyers to your buyer page, where everything they would call to ask is already answered.

  • Specs, engine hours and the HIN
  • Why you're selling, recent work and honest condition
  • What goes with the boat, and what doesn't
  • Service records and inspection status
  • Seller disclosures, up front

The ad, ready for Facebook Marketplace

2019 Boston Whaler 210 Montauk, one owner, every service logged

$48,500

We moved up to a bigger boat. That's the only reason this Montauk is for sale. Normal wear for her age. Full records and inspection at the link.

myboatlisting.com/b/whaler-210

The buyer page behind the link

Boston Whaler 210 Montauk

Engine hours
310
Trailer
Included
Service history
Available
Inspection
Done, report ready
Disclosures
None checked
Open the full example

About ten minutes, start to finish.

  1. 1

    Enter the HIN

    Year and builder fill in, and the questions fit your boat. A pontoon takes a few minutes. A sportfish gets the detail it deserves. Answer by voice if you'd rather talk.

  2. 2

    Direct every line

    For the headline, the opening, the condition and the close, pick the option that sounds like you, ask for two more, or write your own.

  3. 3

    Post it everywhere

    Copy the ad into Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist or Boat Trader. Your buyer page link is already in it.

Priced by the boat.

One price per listing. Your HIN and boat type decide the plan. Free during early access.

Plans and prices
QuickJon boats, pontoons, flats boats. A short set of questions.$19.99
StandardCenter consoles, bay boats, bowriders, ski boats. Most boats land here.$39.99
PremiumCruisers, sportfish and yachts, with the cabin and systems covered.$79.99

Selling through BoatClosers? Your listing fee is credited toward closing. Inspected with My Boat Inspector? Half off your listing.

Questions sellers ask.

How is this different from asking ChatGPT to write it?
A one-shot AI listing sounds like a robot and says things you never told it. Here the listing is built from your own answers, and you choose every piece, so it reads like an owner wrote it and only says what's true about your boat.
Why two listings?
Listing sites reward a short ad. Serious buyers want every detail. The ad gets attention on Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist and Boat Trader, and its link takes buyers to a full page with specs, records, what's included and disclosures, so you stop answering the same questions.
Why start with the HIN?
The hull identification number gives us the model year and builder, so those fill in for you, and it tells buyers you have nothing to hide. No HIN handy? You can skip it.
Does it work for my kind of boat?
Yes. A jon boat or pontoon gets a short list of questions. A cruiser or sportfish gets more about the cabin and systems, so a big boat is described properly.
Should my listing include disclosures?
Yes. Telling buyers up front about past damage, known problems or a loan on the boat builds trust and protects you if there's a dispute later. The builder walks you through a short checklist.
What does it cost?
One price per listing, set by your boat: Quick $19.99, Standard $39.99, Premium $79.99. It's free during early access.

Your boat deserves a better listing.

Start with your HIN