About Us


We are a team passionate about boating. We created EBOAT360 as a complete, open, democratic, and exclusive platform for the boating business.

April 2003

The Beginning of EBOAT360

We started in 2003 in São Paulo, on the shores of the Guarapiranga Reservoir. At that time, there were few boating classified sites, mostly focused on sailing schools and brokers. There was no platform dedicated exclusively to boating commerce where buyers and sellers could find a wide range of offers.

After its launch, EBOAT360 quickly gained recognition and became one of the most visited classified sites on the internet.

2005

Business Directory

In 2005, we expanded our Business Directory to make life easier for boat owners and people preparing to buy a boat. With just a few clicks, users could find service providers, stores, manufacturers, and boating courses in one place.

2006

Boat Guide

In 2006, we launched our Boat Guide for people looking for the ideal boat. We created a technical library where users could easily compare models, sizes, weights, and features. It provided the clarity and confidence needed when choosing a boat.

2009

Used Boat Price Guide

In 2009, we brought more transparency to the market with our Used Boat Price Guide. The system combines data from EBOAT360 and other major classified sites to reflect real market values. It helps sellers set a fair price and gives buyers a reliable reference for negotiations.

2011

New Boat Price Guide

In 2011, we created the New Boat Price Guide using prices published in specialized magazines or provided directly by shipyards. The tool helps users compare used and new boat prices. Values do not include equipment or accessories, and different engine options may affect the final price.

2012

Insurance Quotes

In 2012, we added Insurance Quotes to help boat owners protect their investment with a simple and convenient solution.

2014

New Design

In 2014, EBOAT360 underwent a major technology and design update. We modernized the entire platform to make it faster, lighter, and easier to use on any device.

2018

Completely New Website

2018 marked a major technology milestone. After 15 months of dedicated work, we rebuilt EBOAT360 with modern technology, making it more robust and functional. We introduced tools such as Ad Alerts and Favorite Boats.

We also expanded our services with Marina Quotes and Freight Quotes. Users who found their dream boat on EBOAT360 could plan where to store it and how to transport it in the same place.

2019

Tools for Advertisers

In 2019, we focused on our advertisers. We modernized the control panel with statistics and new tools that make direct communication with customers easier. Our Boat Guide also grew from 900 to more than 1,600 registered models.

2020

Expanded Boat and Business Guides

In 2020, we enriched our content library. We expanded the Boat and Business Guides with more information and integrated videos so users could explore each detail visually.

2021

New Database Structure

In 2021, we focused on the technology behind the scenes. We began a major modernization of our technical structure and database. The result was a faster, more robust, and more efficient website, regardless of traffic volume.

2023

Complete Code Refactoring

To improve the user experience, we completely refactored our backend code with a focus on significant performance improvements.

We also expanded our Business and Boat Guides with more models, including exclusive boats built in Brazil.

2024

Development of the New EBOAT360

In 2023, we realized it was time for another technology leap. We decided to rebuild EBOAT360 from the ground up. After researching the most advanced technologies available, we chose Blazor, Microsoft's modern framework, as our new foundation.

2025

New Website

After nearly two years of intensive development, which began in 2024, we delivered a new website focused on performance and interactivity. The result launched on October 3, 2025: a smarter, more impressive platform ready for many more years of successful boating business.

EBOAT360 is not stopping here. Our platform is constantly evolving through open conversations with visitors and advertisers. We identify improvements every day and carefully consider every suggestion. Check back often—there is always something new to make navigation easier.

Every tool we develop is designed to provide valuable information for sellers and buyers, helping them make informed decisions when selling or buying a boat.

We wish every EBOAT360 visitor successful business. That is why we exist.

Thank you,

The EBOAT360 team

The origin of the name EBOAT360

Also known as Schnellboot or S-boot, the e-boat was created in 1932 by the German Navy. The British Army called it an e-boat because it was a fast attack boat. It weighed approximately 100 tons, was 32 meters long, and used three 20-cylinder Mercedes diesel engines producing a total of 3,960 horsepower. It could reach 43.8 knots.

After the war, these boats were seized by the British Navy. Today, only two intact units remain: one in Wilhelmshaven, Germany, and the other in Southdown, England. See the full article on Wikipedia.

The modern definition

Today, e-boats are boats powered by electric propulsion. Several European and American manufacturers now produce boats with electric or hybrid engines. Based on the same concept as electric cars, these boats are an excellent solution for clean-energy transportation. This technology is still emerging in Brazil, but more options will become available over time.

Why do we use this name?

We wanted a short, simple, and international name connecting three ideas: boats, the internet, and speed. Speed reflects our goal of creating a platform where people can sell or buy boats quickly and easily. When the letter "e" was closely associated with the internet and Microsoft's Internet Explorer, we chose the name eboat.

Welcome aboard. Come navigate with EBOAT360.