White Label Yacht Marketplace - Listings, Broker Lead Pipeline & Marine Services

Everything a buyer or broker sees: the marketplace name, logo, colours and domain, the mobile app’s name, icon and store listing under your own developer accounts, email wording, currency and language defaults, taxonomy labels, plan names and the service modules you choose to show. No Miracuves name appears anywhere in the product. Deeper layout or workflow changes are code, and we quote them as customization.

The launch-ready build starts from $4,299 and covers the 46-route web app, the Expo mobile app, the operator console, 203 API handlers in 35 modules, the 40-table PostgreSQL schema, the deployment files and the documentation set. Deployment takes six working days on your infrastructure. Cost rises with payment-provider integration, partner fulfilment, data migration from an existing inventory system and infrastructure complexity; custom work runs two to eight weeks.

A rented portal or SaaS listing tool charges per seat or per listing and keeps your buyer data on its servers under its terms. Here the source code, the database and the buyer history are yours, hosted where you choose, with no runtime licence, seat fee or revenue share, and nothing switches off if a subscription lapses.

Plan selection, billing records, checkout and cancellation are built, and invoice history is a generated six-row mock. Connecting a live provider such as Stripe or Adyen is a standard configuration step we quote with your deployment. We say this plainly rather than implying live card processing ships in the base build.

Not mainly. It is a brokerage marketplace for buying and selling vessels, built around a lead pipeline and broker client records. Charter is one of eight service modules, with its own catalogue and a date and party-size enquiry form. If charter booking is your core business, a charter or peer-to-peer boat rental platform is the closer fit, and we will tell you so.

Sell leads, charter, insurance, transport, finance, surveyors, valuations and boat shows. Each has a public intake form, a reference code where built, a status workflow and a desk in the operator console. They route enquiries; they do not bind cover, approve credit, guarantee transport or certify surveys, and the platform never claims they do.

Yes. The Expo React Native app uses Expo Router tabs for Home, Search, Favourites, Messages and Account, with listing, broker, charter, boat-show, surveyor, valuation, compare and dashboard screens, all on the same API as the web app. EAS build profiles are included; publishing to the stores needs your own developer accounts and signing.

Yes. Brokers get a listing manager with photo and upgrade control, a kanban enquiry board with status, stage and private notes, messaging scoped to each enquiry, client records with budgets and notes, a shortlist per client, LeadSmart review with an adjustable intent threshold, listing optimizer scores and a response-time report.

Ranges cover price, year, length, beam, draft and engine hours, alongside filters for type, category, condition, make, fuel and hull material, country, state and a map radius, plus toggles for price drops, under offer and video. Separate facet endpoints for make, type and location feed the filter panel, so refining a search does not force a full recount.

Six display currencies: USD, EUR, GBP, AUD, CAD and AED, converted through a cached exchange-rate API whose provider you choose. Five interface languages: English, Spanish, French, German and Italian. Both are defaults the operator sets.

Each user gets a server-sent event stream with typed events, a 30-second heartbeat and cleanup on disconnect, and Web Push fan-out works once you add VAPID keys. SSE delivery is process-local rather than a durable queue, and the documented scale step is shared pub/sub. We name that limit rather than calling it enterprise messaging.

Yes. The whole monorepo transfers: the React and Vite web app, the Expo mobile app, the Express 5 API, the Drizzle schema of 40 tables in 30 modules, the OpenAPI contract and its generated clients, the search-alert job and the Docker, Nginx, PM2 and EAS files. No runtime licence, no seat fee, no revenue share and no tie to our roadmap.

Bcrypt hashing, JWT with role and brokerage middleware, TOTP two-factor, global and per-route rate limits, parameterized Drizzle queries, update allowlists, request logs with query strings redacted, password-checked deletion and upload size and type checks. The handbook maps each control to its source file and publishes the pre-launch hardening list. No certification or vulnerability-free claim is made.

Tell us. The base build is a floor, not a ceiling. Inventory migration, feed syndication to other portals, partner fulfilment, a dedicated search engine, enterprise SSO and object storage have all been scoped before. Some fold into the deployment and others are quoted, and the conversation starts with what your brokerage needs.