For yacht brokerages

Your MLS delivers 15% of your sales. Vesli works on the other 85%.

The client side of your brokerage. Present yachts to your clients, see what they actually want, and know which listing to go win next.

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The problem

“I've already seen everything online. What else do you have?”

Every buyer now arrives having searched the same listings you have. The inventory advantage is gone.

What's left is the relationship, and most brokerages have no record of it. Which boats your client opened. Which ones he passed on. What he keeps coming back to. All of it lives in a text thread or in your broker's head.

  1. WhatsApp  Tue 9:42 PMyachtworld.com/yacht/2019-sunseeker-76-yacht-9284711Unknown
  2. WhatsApp  Tue 9:43 PMAzimut 72 2018 specs FINAL.pdfUnknown
  3. Email  Wed 7:15 AMFwd: Fwd: Princess_Y72_brochure.pdfUnknown
  4. WhatsApp  Wed 1:20 PMIMG_4471.jpgUnknown
  5. Email  Thu 6:58 PMFerretti 720 central agency.pdfUnknown
  6. WhatsApp  Thu 7:02 PMboatwizard.com/psp/share/f3a90c7eUnknown
Six touches. No record of a single one.

Present

Everything you send looks like you

Branded collections your client opens in one tap. No login, no attachment, no stack of PDFs.

Your logo, your colors, your broker's name on every page. The same boats, presented the way your firm should be presenting them.

A buyer's collection on his phone, under the logo of Halyard Yacht Brokerage: Hi Tom, I've picked 4 listings for you. Below, his broker Daniel Reyes with buttons to call, text, WhatsApp or email him, and the first listing.
Halyard's logo leads the buyer's collection and the seller's report. Daniel's name and number are on both, so every reply goes to him.

Know

See what your client actually wants

Every open, every reaction, every note, captured while your broker does the work he was already doing.

No data entry. Nothing to log. You stop guessing which client is close and start knowing.

Daniel Reyes's view of Tom Harrington's collection: 3 visits, 2 interested, 1 maybe, 1 not a fit, a showing request for the 2015 Azimut 80 Flybridge, and each boat with its visits, reactions, notes and the time Tom spent on it.
Tom's collection on his phone: the 2015 Azimut 80 Flybridge, $2,695,000, marked Interested, with a button to request a showing and a field for a note to his broker.

Win

Know which listing to go win next

Vesli reads demand across your entire book. Nine of your clients are shopping sportfish between 55 and 65 feet and your firm has nothing in that range.

That's a listing appointment, and you walk into it with proof instead of a pitch.

Getting boats in

Boats go in fast

BoatWizard share link, instant. Browser extension, instant. PDF brochure, 5 to 15 seconds. External links like YachtWorld and Boat Trader also work.

A boat listing for a 2014 Intrepid 327 Center Console, $195,000, on a listing site, with the Push to Vesli panel open in the corner of the page: Collection is selected, the client collection is Tom Harrington, family yacht in Miami, and after Save it reads Added 1 boat to Tom Harrington.

For brokerage owners

Built for the brokerage, not just the broker

Every collection, every client, every reaction rolls up to the owner.

See which brokers are working their book and which aren't. See which boats your firm's buyers keep returning to. See where your next listing is sitting before anyone else does.

Your brokers get a tool they'll actually use. You get the first real picture of your firm's demand.

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Founders pricing is open

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