For the dock walk

Walk the dock. Win the listing.

The pitch that makes an owner stop scrolling and lean forward — and the link that keeps earning its place through the season, every time they check in.

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A large white motor yacht berthed stern-to along a clean stone quay at first light, its varnished teak passerelle lowered to the stone, still turquoise water and a hillside village beyond.
Tidewater — Classic, built in PitchBoards.

Classic

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Tidewater

4 boards for one listing, made in the same app you would use — every name and figure on them is sample content. Present them on the iPad at the dock walk, or send the same board as a link.

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Real estate first, yacht brokers next. PitchBoards was built for real estate, and that is where it is most worn in. The app, the sharing and the branding are identical for yacht brokers — what is still being shaped is the starting content for your trade. Early users get that shaped around how they actually pitch.

For the owner who has seen ten of these

Every story this vessel needs to tell.

Hull and rig, tender and toys, the refit history, the cruising grounds. One board holds all of it, and the owner opens the part they care about first.

A destination opened inside the vessel presentation on an iPad: photographs of the salon, the aft deck and the vessel underway, beside a specification card, a refit timeline and an estimate of the owner's net proceeds.

For the buyer three time zones away

The link they open on the dock. And the plane. And the boardroom.

Send one link. It works on any device, keeps your brand on every screen, and stays current when you swap a photo the morning of the sea trial.

The same vessel presentation opened from a share link in a desktop browser, with the phone version standing in front of it — the board reflowed as a scrolling one-pager, the same headline over the same photograph.

For the whole brokerage

Every owner sees the same brokerage.

Your marks, your colors, your typefaces — identical on every board that leaves, whoever on the desk built it. What changes from one owner to the next is the vessel inside it.

Two vessel presentations side by side on iPads: the same Tidewater wordmark, accent and typeface on both, and the same brokerage record — but one is the Meridian 58 at a stone quay under Elena Marsh, the other the Aurelia 72 at anchor under Ben Coates.

Win this season's listings.

Type your website. We build your first boards in your brand, and you see them before you sign up for anything.

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