Sell Your Yacht With Azmo
Ready to Sell Your Yacht?
Azmo Yachts helps yacht owners reach qualified international buyers — through a single, professionally presented listing, a broker who handles every enquiry personally, and complete discretion from first contact to completion.
- Global offices
- 4Global offices
- Countries reached
- 30+Countries reached
- Upfront fees
- 0Upfront fees
How it works
A sale handled properly, from valuation to handover
Six stages, one broker, and no part of it left to chance.
01
Valuation
We assess your yacht against genuine comparable sales — not asking prices — and give you an honest view of what she is worth and how long a sale is likely to take.
02
Presentation
Professional photography, drone and interior coverage, accurate measured specifications and copy written by someone who has actually been aboard.
03
Exposure
Your yacht is published to our international buyer list and syndicated across our partner network, with every enquiry routed to your dedicated broker.
04
Qualification
We verify that enquirers are genuine and funded before they set foot on your yacht. Your time and your crew's time is not spent on tyre-kickers.
05
Negotiation
Your broker negotiates on your behalf, coordinates survey and sea trial, and manages the conditional period through to acceptance.
06
Completion
Escrow, registration, flag, VAT and delivery handled end to end. You sign once, at the end, with everything already in order.
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Tell us about your yacht
Complete the form below and a broker will come back to you with an initial market assessment within two business days. There is no obligation and no cost.
Common questions
Selling with Azmo
- What does Azmo Yachts charge to sell a yacht?
- Our standard central agency commission is competitive with the international market and is agreed in writing before we list. There are no upfront listing fees, and photography and marketing are included at our cost.
- How long does it take to sell a yacht?
- It depends on the vessel, the price and the season. A correctly priced production yacht in good condition typically sells within three to six months; larger custom vessels can take longer. We will give you a realistic estimate at valuation rather than an optimistic one.
- Do I need a central agency agreement?
- We recommend it. A central agency gives one broker clear responsibility for your sale, which produces better presentation, consistent pricing and a single point of accountability. We also accept open listings where an owner prefers that route.
- Will my details be published?
- No. Ownership details, your contact information and the exact berth are never published. Listings show an approximate location only, and enquiries come to us first.