Selling a boat on the Alabama Gulf Coast is different from selling anywhere else. Buyers here know the market, they know engine hours, and they know what a well-kept Orange Beach boat should look like. Here's how we sell them.

1. Price it against real comps

Retail guides don't reflect the Orange Beach market. We pull recent sold comps out of the local brokerage network and adjust for hours, electronics, and Seakeeper. Overpriced boats sit; correctly priced boats trade in weeks.

2. Prep the boat for photos

Deep clean, detail, and stage. We shoot every listing dockside in natural light and capture engine hours, electronics screens, and the bilge. Buyers scroll fast — the first three photos have to sell the boat.

3. List everywhere buyers look

YachtWorld, Boat Trader, our own inventory page, and the local network. We syndicate a single, accurate spec sheet so the listing shows up consistently no matter where a buyer starts their search.

4. Handle sea trials and surveys

We coordinate sea trials out of Orange Beach or Gulf Shores, walk buyers through the systems, and work with local surveyors who know these hulls. A clean survey closes deals; a messy one kills them.

5. Close and transfer title

We handle purchase agreements, escrow, Alabama registration, and Coast Guard documentation. You sign, we ship the check.

What a flat-fee listing looks like

Instead of a 10% commission, we quote a flat fee up front. You keep more of the sale price and there are no surprises at closing.

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