Marivant/Product/Deals & Clients

Every client remembered.
Every deal on rails.

A client book that works back: budgets, builders, and timeframes matched against every new listing, with the reasons to call — and a deal room that keeps documents, tasks, and milestones in one place instead of scattered across an inbox.

The problem today
  • The client book lives in a spreadsheet, an inbox, and one broker's head — so nobody else in the house can work it.
  • A perfect-fit listing lands on a Tuesday, and nothing is sweeping it against every buyer brief in the house.
  • Closing means excavating the deal from email: which version, which attachment, what's still outstanding.
Client intelligence

The moment a listing lands, you know who to call.

Every client is a living profile — budget, preferred builders, timeframe, what they own today. As the market moves, with fresh inventory or a price cut that brings a boat into reach, Marivant scores what's out there against your entire book and shows its reasoning: budget fit, builder fit, the timing. You open Marivant and the match is waiting, with the case for the call already made.

  • Every new listing scored against your whole book, with reasons
  • Confidence noted honestly: a strong match reads differently than a hunch
  • The whole desk sees the same book, so coverage survives vacations
Marivant client book: buyer profiles with budgets, preferences, and listings matched against them with scores and reasoning
Real product · the client book
Deal rooms

The whole deal in one room.

Vessel, parties, documents, tasks, and timeline — one place that is the deal. Everyone on your side reads the same state, every document has one current version, and the answer to "where are we on the survey?" is on the screen, not in someone's sent folder.

  • Milestones and tasks with owners, so nothing rides on a sticky note
  • Documents organized on the deal, current version first
  • A timeline that reads like the deal's logbook
A Marivant deal room: the vessel, parties, documents, tasks, and timeline for one transaction in a single view
Real product · one deal, one room
Additive by design

A full client book, built in. Nothing to rip out.

Marivant ships with a complete client workspace — contacts, notes, saved searches, follow-ups. Bring the book over from your CRM and run it here, or keep your CRM and let Marivant work alongside it. Either way it's deliberately additive: nothing touches your website, your listing distribution, or your process, and nothing has to be migrated or cancelled for Marivant to start earning its keep.

  • Contacts, notes, and follow-ups in the same place as the market
  • Keep whatever you run today — Marivant sits alongside, not instead
  • Your data stays yours: export it whenever you like
A Marivant client profile: preferences, notes, activity, and the vessels this buyer has been shown
Real product · one client, the whole thread
One concrete moment

Tuesday, 7:12 a.m.

  1. A clean 42-footer listed overnight — the kind that goes under agreement before the weekend.

  2. You open Marivant with your coffee. It's already been scored against your book: one strong match — budget fit, builder fit, buying this quarter — with the reasoning spelled out.

  3. You call your client before the brokers across town have finished reading the listing.

  4. Showing booked by nine. The deal room opens the day the offer does, and the whole file lives there to closing.

Founding partners · by application

Put your whole book to work.

Founding partners get their book set up with them, white-glove — and run their first ninety days free on a signed start.