Under USD 100K
10%
Minimum-fee territory: small deals carry the same document work as large ones.
Sell side · What it costs
Sale commission typically runs 5–10% of the closed price, paid by the seller at completion out of escrowed funds. Buyers normally pay no brokerage commission — their costs are survey, legal and registration.
The rate is fixed in writing in the central agency agreement before marketing begins. Under a standard agreement there is no listing fee up front — the desk earns only on completion.
2026 bands
The customary Asia-Pacific success fee, tapering as vessel value rises.
Under USD 100K
10%
Minimum-fee territory: small deals carry the same document work as large ones.
USD 100–500K
8–10%
The bulk of the Bali market sits in this band.
USD 500K–1M
7–8%
Phinisi and larger catamarans; often co-brokered.
USD 1–3M
6–7%
Going-concern charter vessels, with earnings verification included.
Above USD 3M
5–6%
Superyacht-style mandates on MYBA-form documentation.
Bands are customary market practice, not a quotation. Your exact rate is fixed in writing before marketing begins.
Commission is deducted from sale proceeds at completion, once the escrowed balance has cleared. Never in advance.
When another broker introduces the counterparty the fee splits between the two houses — commonly evenly, at no extra cost to either principal.
Under a standard central agency agreement nothing is charged up front. The desk earns only on completion.
Co-brokerage is why listing with one well-networked desk still reaches every serious broker in the region: it makes the market cooperative, and we honour it as standard.
Fee questions
Send the vessel class and rough value and we will confirm the exact band and scope in writing, before any marketing starts.