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your market.
Explore the yachts, locations and workflows relevant to your team.
Book a tailored demo →Compare plans →
See Traffik in
your market.
Explore the yachts, locations and workflows relevant to your team.
Book a tailored demo →Compare plans →
See Traffik in
your market.
Explore the yachts, locations and workflows relevant to your team.
Book a tailored demo →Compare plans →
Features
Fleet & location monitoringVessel historiesVessel exposure screeningArrival outlooksCompetitor benchmarkingSeller RadarPassing traffic & capture rateBrand & AI visibilityIndustries
Yacht buildersYacht brokerageYacht charterRefit & repair yardsMarinas & portsDestinations & tourismYacht insurancePrioritize the right conversations.
Identify yachts with reduced cruising activity, extended stationary periods or changing seasonal patterns. Review what changed and when, then use your relationship knowledge to decide where to focus your outreach.
| Yacht | Activity change | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Sarelle | Extended stationary period | View activity › |
| Ondaline | Reduced time underway | Compare periods › |
| Vireo | Changed cruising pattern | View history › |
Changes that warrant a closer look.
A yacht’s activity can change for many reasons. Seller Radar highlights departures from its usual pattern so your team can investigate with context.
Identify yachts recording less time underway than during comparable periods in previous years.
Review yachts observed in one location for longer than their usual pattern.
See shifts in destinations, seasonal movements and recorded visits to service-yard areas.
Same yacht. Different season.
A quiet month means more when you can see what came before it. Compare recent activity with the same period in the yacht’s history to understand the scale and timing of a change.
Review recorded days underway, ports visited and stationary periods alongside the tracking coverage available for each comparison.
| Recorded activity | 1 June–31 August 2025 | 1 June–31 August 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Days underway | 41 | 6 |
| Ports visited | 12 | 2 |
| Tracking coverage | Observations on 92 of 92 days | Observations on 88 of 92 days |
From activity change to informed outreach.
See which yachts have been flagged and the activity behind each observation.
Compare previous periods, inspect the recorded movements and check for gaps that may affect the interpretation.
Bring the findings together with your client history, previous conversations and market knowledge to decide whether contact is timely.
Understand what prompted the observation.
A Seller Radar flag identifies a change in activity. It does not establish an owner’s intention to sell.
| The yacht’s own history | Compare activity with relevant periods in the same yacht’s recorded history. Different yachts have different cruising patterns. |
| Visible tracking coverage | Review the available observations and any gaps that limit the comparison. Missing transmissions are not treated as proof of inactivity. |
| Dated supporting records | Inspect the positions and dates behind the highlighted change. |
Questions about Seller Radar
How can Seller Radar help identify potential listing opportunities?
Seller Radar highlights changes in a yacht’s recorded activity that may warrant further research or a conversation. It helps your team focus attention alongside existing relationships and market knowledge.
Does a flag mean the owner wants to sell?
No. Reduced cruising or an extended stationary period can have several explanations. A flag gives you a reason to investigate; it does not confirm that a yacht is available or that its owner intends to sell.
How does Seller Radar complement our CRM?
Your CRM records client relationships and previous conversations. Seller Radar adds changes in a yacht’s observed activity, giving your team additional context for deciding when to reconnect or investigate an opportunity.
What is a yacht’s activity compared with?
Seller Radar compares activity with the yacht’s own recorded history over comparable periods, including the same months in previous years. The observation period and available tracking coverage help you assess how meaningful the difference is.
What happens when a yacht stops transmitting?
A gap in transmissions is identified as missing information. It does not, by itself, establish that the yacht remained stationary or was inactive. Review the available records and coverage before interpreting the change.
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