One listing
$149
$149 per listing
You receive 1 finished film, one per listing, each 60–120 seconds and ready to post.
Send one listingSee the workYacht-tour.comPricing
Professional listing videos and marketing content, without the traditional production cost.
- One-time purchase
- No shoot required
- Ready in as little as 12 hours
- Try it free on one listing
How many listings do you want to market?
Every film runs 60 to 120 seconds. The more listings you cover, the less each one costs.
5 listings
$595
$119 per listing
You receive 5 finished films, one per listing, each 60–120 seconds and ready to post.
Cover five listingsSee the work10 listings
$990
$99 per listing
You receive 10 finished films, one per listing, each 60–120 seconds and ready to post.
Cover ten listingsSee the workWhat arrives withEvery listing
Whichever pack you choose, every film comes with all of this.
Your brand on it
Your branding, contact details and logo.
Free changes
On the final film, until it suits you.
Tailored to you
AI avatar, captions, music, furniture, voice-over.
12-hour delivery
In your inbox within 12 hours.
Ready to post
A finished film, nothing left to edit.
From your photos
Cut from the photos already on your listing.
Made for the boat
Format chosen to suit the boat.
True to the boat
Nothing in the film that is not on the boat.
Monthly reels
Keep a listing marketed all month.
One post is a day of attention. A listing needs a month of it. This keeps a boat in front of buyers every week: four finished reels of that boat each month, a different angle each time, each cut for where it is going.
Week 3 · Agent intro
$69
per boat, per month
$17.25 a reel
One month, for example
- Week 1Just listed
- Week 2Showcase
- Week 3Agent intro
- Week 4Price update
- 4 finished reels a month, one a week
- A different angle every time, not the same cut resized
- 9:16 for Reels and TikTok, 1:1 and 4:5 for the feed, 16:9 for the listing page
- Add or drop a boat whenever you like
- Stops when the boat sells
Available on any boat you have had a film made for.
See moreThe price on the card is the price you pay. Nothing is metered, and there are no credits or generations to track.
Questions brokers actually ask
The awkward ones first.
If something here is missing, ask. We would rather lose the sale early than deliver a package you cannot publish.
Do you need me to upload my photos?
No. That is the point. You give us a listing URL or your brokerage domain, and we read the gallery, the title, the price, the year, the model and the visible specs from the page you already published. If you would rather send files, you still can, but nobody has to.
Who owns the photos you use?
You do, or you hold the marketing rights to them. We work from your own listing pages and from feeds you authorise, not from scraping third-party marketplaces. When you connect a site you confirm you hold the rights to the photos, video, logos and data you point us at. That confirmation is part of the terms, not a checkbox we hide.
Can it invent something the boat does not have?
It is built specifically not to. Every prompt that touches a listing photo carries preservation rules: stay inside the visible space, never cross a wall or a door, never add furniture, equipment or a view that is not in the source frame. Descriptions come from what is visible in the photo and what is written in your spec sheet. On a $2M asset, an invented feature is a misrepresentation, not a style choice.
What about boats where a walkthrough makes no sense?
A 6m centre console does not have a salon to walk through, and pretending otherwise looks worse than no video. We score every listing for walkthrough-ability, how many distinct areas exist, how deep the gallery is, and pick the format that fits: walkthrough, fast showcase, or a feature and spec cut.
How long does a package take?
Minutes, not days. Each clip renders independently and lands as it finishes, so you watch the package fill in rather than waiting for an email. If a clip genuinely fails, we recut it rather than ship it.
What if my photos are weak?
We will tell you before you pay. The inventory scan flags listings where the gallery is too thin or too low-resolution to produce something you would actually publish. Bad input makes bad video, and we would rather lose that listing than hand you one.
Does this replace a real shoot?
No, and it should not. If a flagship justifies a crew, a drone and a colourist, book them. This exists for everything below that line, the listings that were never going to get a shoot and currently get nothing at all.
Where can I publish the output?
Your own listing page, YachtWorld, Boat Trader, BoatsOnline, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, or straight into a DM to a buyer. You get standard MP4 files in the right aspect ratios, not a player you have to embed.