Marintel turns the chaos of a vessel sale into a structured workflow. Diligence packs assemble themselves. Subjects clocks run automatically. Bills of Sale flow through validation before they hit your lawyer's desk.
The problem you face today
You're selling a vessel. The buyer's lawyer wants forty documents you haven't seen since you last refinanced. Your inspector finds three issues; the buyer's broker wants explanations on each. Your bank needs to approve the discharge of mortgage, and they need it last week.
Meanwhile, your closing window is shrinking and the buyer's commitment is wobbling.
A typical S&P transaction takes six to eight weeks of full-attention work. Most of that time isn't legal complexity. It's chasing documents that should be one click away.
What Marintel gives you
The first time a seller closes on Marintel, the second sale on the platform takes half the time. That's the compounding advantage.
How Marintel changes your workflow
Today
With Marintel
Features
Your vessel's record already exists in Marintel — whether you built her, bought her, or migrated her record in. Class certificates, statutory certificates, vetting results, charter history are all there.
The MOA (NSF 2012) is the legal centrepiece. Marintel structures it from BIMCO templates, tracks rider changes, manages the subjects period, and validates extracted terms against your vessel data before signing.
Subject inspection, subject finance, subject board approval — each has its own clock. Marintel tracks them all, notifies all parties on changes, and surfaces blockers before they become deal-breakers.
Marintel's inspection coordination feature lets your inspector record findings in a structured way that flows directly into validation. Issues tracked; resolutions logged.
Marintel coordinates: NOR tendered → PODA signed → Bill of Sale executed → ledger writes → Closing Certificate issued. Every step time-stamped, signed, audit-logged.
Bunker reconciliation at delivery is often the last thing that holds up a closing. Marintel handles the calculation: ROB measurements + price formula + lube oil = settlement.
If the vessel is changing flag at closing, the previous flag must issue a Deletion Certificate. Marintel manages the timeline, coordinates apostille requirements, and ensures the buyer has the documents they need.
A typical workflow
You're selling M/V Eagle Express to a Greek owner. Here's how it goes:
Pricing
Pick the tier that matches your parallel deal volume.
Free
If you sell one vessel a year.
Professional — $79/user/month
2-3 deals per year, single seller.
Teams — $345/user/month
Regular deal flow, multiple internal users.
Enterprise
Fleet sales, en-bloc transactions, custom requirements.
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