BOAT INTELLIGENCE

Qualify buyers before the first visit.

Boat Clarity brings the information buyers ask for into one pre-visit report. Answer once, give prospects what they need to decide earlier, and focus visits on those who still want to see the boat after reviewing the essentials.

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Boat Clarity three-step pre-visit process

BOAT CLARITY

The listing creates interest. Boat Clarity qualifies the visit.

Before travelling, a buyer wants to understand the boat’s history, maintenance, invoices, equipment, paperwork and what still needs to be confirmed.

Boat Clarity brings those points into one seller-controlled pre-visit report shared with interested prospects.

Buyers can decide earlier whether the boat genuinely fits their project. Sellers answer recurring questions once and spend visits with people who already know the essentials.

The visit becomes a confirmation of interest — not the moment the basics are discovered.

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FOR SELLERS

Answer once. Show the boat to informed buyers.

Put the recurring pre-visit answers into one report you control and share it with interested prospects before the appointment. Less repetitive back-and-forth, more time spent with buyers who are genuinely moving forward.

FOR BUYERS

Decide whether the boat is worth the trip.

Review what is declared, documented, available or still to be confirmed before booking a visit. You can decide much earlier whether the boat genuinely fits your project — and which questions still deserve to be answered on board.

Portrait of Fabien Tanguy

Designed and developed by Fabien Tanguy.

I design and build Boat Clarity end to end around a simple friction in used-boat sales: too much useful information only appears after several exchanges, sometimes not until the visit itself. Boat Clarity brings that information forward in a seller-controlled pre-visit report designed for genuinely interested buyers.

A sale in progress? Use Boat Clarity before the next visit.

Share one pre-visit report with interested prospects and see whether recurring questions are handled earlier — and whether the buyers who still visit already know what they are coming to see.

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