You can now insure your yacht on YachtWay.
Any yacht from 100k up to $300,000,000 - all online.
Oh and you see instant premium estimates.
Backed by Lloyds of London
Syndicates.
#Insurance
Big news: YachtWay just dropped MasterCover. Digital marine insurance, no more paperwork BS. Instant quotes, Lloyd’s direct, bind online. Vessels $100K-$300M.
Early access live now - full launch Feb
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Was just served a subpoena because a legacy industry site is scared of our growth.
Being targeted because you’re a 'threat to the monopoly' is the ultimate backhanded compliment. We’re not a listing site; we’re the OS BoatsGroup can’t build. David is ready.
@MiamiVenture
One of the latest superyacht shoots by YachtWay.
This is the Breakthrough by Feadship. Fun fact, it was originally commissioned by @BillGates and is powered by hydrogen.
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Innovation in any industry is often suffocated by generations unwilling to let go of the past - holding onto what once worked, rather than evolving with what’s next.
Buggy beta version of Grokipedia V0.1 will be released on Monday.
Even this very early release is better on average than Wikipedia imo.
We will be looking for as much critical feedback as possible.
And we will offer you the opportunity to donate $5 to send a Grok dick pic to Jimmy Wales.
Monaco Yacht Show is over. My 30th+ yacht show in recent years.
And one thing is clear: the crowds are getting younger. Millennials + the next generation of yacht buyers are showing up.
The challenge? Access is harder than ever. Too many visitors are turned away at the dock. No broker? No appointment? No entry.
That’s a missed opportunity.
Because today’s dreamers are tomorrow’s buyers. And people don’t forget how a brand made them feel.
Some brands are adapting:
•Camper & Nicholsons → immersive “experience center.”
•Feadship → storytelling + visitors leave carrying the brand (literally, in caps & fedoras).
•Lürssen → 150 years of heritage told as a story, even if you never step onboard.
The future of yacht shows isn’t a parade of boats.
It’s boutique, memorable, immersive experiences. Buying a yacht should feel like what it is: an accomplishment, an arrival, and the beginning of a family journey.
Brands that get this right will win the next generation of buyers. Those who don’t will be forgotten.
As always, if you want to explore yachts anytime (no gatekeepers) → https://t.co/hmGgXo6DBp
I get asked often: “Do yacht builders allow modifications to meet owners’ requirements?”
In most cases, production builders keep it limited - simple tweaks, yes; extreme personalization, not really.
But here’s the truth: off-the-mold products don’t cut it anymore. Buyers expect options. Builders who embrace customization will thrive - those who don’t risk fading out.