The whole market in one search: 2 portals and 4 marketplaces
Every find shows its source, and the name is a link. The same boat for the same week is shown once, from the most reliable source.
Charter company portals
Here the charter companies list their own fleets. Such finds have a boat card, a link to its page and a manager who checks availability and books.
Open aggregators
Public booking sites. Such a find opens on the site where the agent found it. The button “Find it via RYC” searches MMK and NauSys for the same boat.
One boat, one card
The same boat for the same week is often listed in several sources at once. The agent shows it once, from the most reliable one. The source name on the card links to the boat page.
No markup
Price as listed in the source, no markup. Obligatory charges at the base are paid separately.
What's included in the boat price?Found it on an aggregator? Book it through RYC
An aggregator boat opens on that site, and booking there follows the site's rules. Prefer an RYC manager? The agent looks for the same boat on the portals.
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Tap “Find it via RYC”
The button is on the card of every aggregator boat.
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The agent looks for it on MMK and NauSys
Same model, year, marina and week. Usually under a minute.
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The portal price, or booking on the aggregator
If the boat is there, the agent shows its portal price: on the portals the charter company lists the boat itself, so the price can differ from the aggregator either way. Booking and payment then go through an RYC manager. If not, you can book the boat on the aggregator's site.
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