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Brief
The broker writes where, when, what and who. The desk starts from the client, not a yacht list.
How we work
A broker-first charter desk. Not a consumer marketplace.
Private Charter takes a professional brief through match, availability, proposal and deal. The public catalogue is yachts operators have put on the platform — not a directory we assembled by crawling the market.
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The desk
Brief → match → availability → proposal → deal.
We are not a place for guests to browse boats and tap book. Brokers work a client. Agents publish the yachts they represent. Each side keeps its own desk; the structured request is what connects them.
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Match
We rank yachts that operators have actually listed and show why each one fits — and what is still unknown.
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Availability
We check dates only when a source publishes them. A blank calendar is not a confirmed week.
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Proposal
The shortlist becomes a client letter the brokerage can stand behind.
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Deal
Option, contract evidence and follow-up stay on the same desk. The enquiry does not fall into a new inbox.
Choose your side
The process is different for the fleet desk and the broker desk.
Central agents, managers & owners
How we work with agents
You list a yacht, send a PDF, or send an operator URL. We build the profile from that material only. We do not crawl your marketing site, pull Charter Index, or scrape the Charter Big Boats book.
Read the agent processProfessional brokers
How we work with brokers
You write the brief. We match listed yachts, explain the fit, check published availability, and carry the work into a proposal and a deal. You are not browsing a scraped directory.
Read the broker process