See the whole market.
Ask in plain English.
Marivant holds a live index of the brokerage market and reads it like an analyst. A search is a sentence, every price carries its evidence, and your brokers walk into every pricing conversation already holding the numbers.
- The market lives across a half-dozen tabs — portals, spreadsheets, saved links — and none of them talk to each other.
- The comps live everywhere except in front of you: a portal tab, a spreadsheet, a note from the spring. Assembling them is its own job.
- A seasoned read on a segment takes years on the water to earn, and there's no way to hand it across the whole desk on demand.
Describe the boat. Skip the filter grid.
Type it the way a client says it on the phone — “a solid coastal cruiser a couple can run themselves, $300K to $1M” — and Marivant parses the brief into a real search across the live market. When your words are looser than a spec sheet, it searches by meaning too, and labels which results matched your words and which matched your meaning. No query syntax. Nothing to learn.
- Length, price, year, builder, hull, and region understood from natural phrasing
- Meaning-based matching when the ask is a feeling, not a filter
- Every result opens into full specs, price changes as they land, and the listing broker
How long boats sit. What asking prices are doing. Where the heat is.
Marivant watches the live market the way an analyst would: days on market by segment, price cuts as they land, dollars-per-foot across models and regions. Instead of a data export you page through, you get a read — what's moving, what's stale, and what that means for the boat in front of you.
- Days on market and price movement on every listing
- Model and region rollups: median ask, $/ft, fleet age, inventory depth
- Live signals — new inventory, cuts, and status changes in one market feed
Comps you can put in front of a seller.
Every comparable set is built from boats you can open — same segment, same band, with the days on market and price cuts beside each ask. And when the evidence for a segment is thin, Marivant says so plainly instead of inventing a figure. That honesty is the point: your brokers are quoting a defensible read, not a black box.
- Comparable boats with the numbers behind them, one click deep
- Sit-time and price-cut context beside every asking price
- Thin data flagged as thin — never papered over
The listing appointment
A seller is set on a number you know the market won't carry — and until now, "I know this market" was the whole argument.
You open the read for their model: how long sisterships are sitting, what's been cut, and what's actually attracting offers — all on one screen.
The conversation stops being your word against their hope. It becomes two people looking at the same evidence.
You leave with the listing — priced to move, and a seller who watched you earn it.
See it live on the real market.
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