Boat swaps work better on paper.
A place to swap boats. No fees. No middleman.
Structure, visibility, and practical tools for owners arranging swaps directly.
How It Works
- Boat owners create a listing
Listings require detailed disclosure about the vessel, the operator, and the conditions under which a swap would be considered. - Owners browse and connect
No matching, no rankings, no recommendations. Just information and an introduction. - Swaps are arranged privately
If both parties agree, they organise the swap themselves — using their own judgement, insurance, and paperwork.
We provide structure and practical tools so you can DIY your boat swap.
Before You Go Any Further
If you’re thinking about listing a boat or contacting an owner, you should start here:
Required reading that explains how responsibility works on this platform, what we do (and don’t) do, and where most swaps go wrong.
Skipping this usually leads to misunderstandings later.
What This Is
This site exists to help boat owners who understand the risks find and organize swaps.
We don’t approve swaps, handle money, or take responsibility for outcomes.
We provide structure, visibility, information and practical resources so boat owners can decide for themselves whether a swap makes sense.
- Find other sailors open to swapping use of their boats — or other assets — under clear, documented terms.
- See clear, structured information about vessels and operators
- Access frameworks and tools to document agreements properly
What This Is Not
- Not a charter platform
- Not a broker
- Not a safety authority
- Not insurance
- Not customer support for disputes
All swaps are arranged directly between users, at their own discretion and risk.
Practical Tools
For people who already understand the risks, we offer toolkits:
- Swap agreement templates
- Handover documentation checklists
- Insurance conversation prompts
These are not advice or guarantees — just structure to save time and avoid reinventing paperwork.