Specify your motor yacht.
Choose the model, hull colour, superstructure, deck, interior and propulsion. Where a photorealistic render exists for your exact combination it appears at once; where it does not, the drawing follows the real dimensions rather than a stand-in photograph. And because choosing a yacht is more than choosing a colour, the performance profile works out how fast she actually goes, how far she reaches, which licence you need and what berth she fits.
Why a drawing and not a photograph
Ten models, six hull colours, three superstructure colours and four deck types make hundreds of combinations before the interior is even counted. Commissioning a render for each one takes weeks, and the configurator would stand still until they arrived. The drawing follows the dimensions in the model table directly, so every combination is visible at once. Where a photorealistic render does exist for your exact combination, it takes precedence.
What these figures are based on
This is a demonstration model: the ten vessels do not exist. The guide prices are therefore not a quotation, but neither are they invented. Every base price sits inside the published range for its length class and inside the published cost per metre for that build type — from just over a hundred thousand euros per metre at the smallest model to nearly three million at the largest. Options scale with the vessel, bounded by published installation prices. Crew numbers follow the rule of thumb of roughly one crew member per three to four metres; gross tonnages are set so that the 500 GT threshold — where SOLAS, ISM, ISPS and the MLC begin to apply — falls between the Sport 40 and the Grand 55.
Every source is listed with its reference in assets/jacht-data.js, under BRONNEN. A yard adopting this system replaces that single file with its own costing; nothing in the configurator needs to change.
Your specification
Specifying a motor yacht online
Anyone searching for a yacht online finds mostly what already exists: brokerage listings and advertisements. Specifying a yacht the way you would configure a car — model, hull colour, superstructure, deck, interior, propulsion and options, with the image following every choice — is available almost nowhere. This configurator shows how it does work: ten models from 16 to 120 metres, a photorealistic render for each exact combination, and a performance profile that calculates speed, range, licence and berth.
What sets it apart
- A render for the exact combination, not an approximation. Where no render exists for a combination, the configurator says so rather than showing a different colour.
- A guide price with its sources. Every figure traces back to published market data, listed in one file.
- A build time, from eight months for the smallest model to sixty for the largest.
- Calculations, not just pictures: hull speed, cruising range, licence requirement, minimum berth, and an indicative crew complement with the reasoning behind it.
- Fourteen spaces on board, from the owner’s suite and the galley to the beach club, the cinema and the car garage.
- A shareable link and a full PDF dossier of your specification.
A configurator for your own yard?
Everything above runs on a single data file: models, dimensions, options and costing. A yard adopting this system replaces that file with its own and the configurator follows — renders, calculations, dossier and all. Get in touch to see what that looks like for your range.