How much does a rental Over 60 ft boat make in Miami?

The median estimated owner payout is $650 per year, but the spread is huge: the top 25% make over $9,000 and the top 10% over $31,000.

What share of rental boats in Miami get no bookings?

47% of the 318 listings we could measure recorded zero completed bookings over the measured period.

How many trips does a typical rental boat get per year in Miami?

The median is 0.5 bookings per year; the top 25% get 4+ and the top 10% get 26+.

What do boats rent for in Miami?

The median advertised price works out to about $744 per hour (captain fees excluded).

Miami / Over 60 ft boats

Over 60 ft boats rental earnings in Miami

Over 60 ft boats listed for rent in Miami on GetMyBoat and Boatsetter earn their owners an estimated $650 per year at the median. 47% had no bookings in the measured period; boats that did get booked made a median of $8,800, and the top 10% made $31,000+. Based on 318 of 572 listings tracked as of 2026-11-15.

Median owner payout / yr

$650EST.

all measured boats

No bookings in period

47%

of 318 measured boats

Median, booked boats only

$8,800EST.

147 boats with ≥1 booking

Top 10% earn at least

$31,000EST.

median price $744/hr

How earnings are distributed

Share of 289 boats by estimated annual owner payout. Grey = no bookings in the measured period.

Most of the money goes to a small group of boats — typically professional operators with several listings, fast replies and lots of reviews. A listing on its own is not a business.

Most-booked over 60 ft boats in Miami

#	Boat	Length	Price	Bookings/yr	Payout/yr
1	Prestigious 75ft Azimut Yacht + 2 Jet Skis Azimut 70FLY 2014 · GetMyBoat	75 ft	$190/hr	337	promo price*	view
2	70FT Yacht with 2 Jet Ski's for 30 mins in Miami Azimut 68 FLYBRIDGE 2015 · GetMyBoat	75 ft	$190/hr	254	promo price*	view
3	FREE HOUR \| 70FT 13PPL LUXURY PARTY YACHT MIAMI Pershing 70 2005 · Boatsetter	70 ft	$298/hr	193	$195,000	view
4	58' Sedan Bridge Birthday Cruise • Luxury Comfort Sea Ray Boats 58 Sedan Bridge 2009 · Boatsetter	61 ft	$175/hr	89	$53,000	view
5	80ft Luxury Yacht – Floating Pool and TWO Jet Skis Included. Azimut 75E 2010 · Boatsetter	75 ft	$250/hr	86	$37,000	view

#	Boat	Length	Price	Bookings/yr	Payout/yr
6	70ft Azimut Luxury Cruiser – Jet Skis Included, No Hidden Fees Azimut Yachts 68' Flybridge 2005 · Boatsetter	68 ft	$200/hr	85	$29,000	view
7	Exclusive 75FT Super Yacht + 2 Jet Skis in Miami Beach Azimut 75 2015 · GetMyBoat	75 ft	$209/hr	82	promo price*	view
8	70ft Azimut Flybridge – Floating Island, Miami, Up to 13 Guests Azimut Flybridge 2008 · Boatsetter	62 ft	$190/hr	77	$25,000	view
9	65ft Viking Flybridge Yacht in Miami! Viking 65' Flybridge 2014 · GetMyBoat	65 ft	$250/hr	75	promo price*	view
10	Luxury Azimut 62' Yacht Azimut Yachts Azimut 62 2006 · Boatsetter	62 ft	$425/hr	73	$53,000	view
11	65' PRIVATE LUXURY YACHT WITH 1 FREE HOUR MON-THUR Sea Ray Boats 580 Sedan bridge 2008 · Boatsetter	65 ft	$262/hr	69	$62,000	view

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* 29 large boats advertise an hourly price that looks like a teaser (e.g. a 75 ft yacht at under $300/hr). Their bookings are counted, but they are left out of payout figures because bookings × teaser price would not be a real number.

Questions

How much does a rental Over 60 ft boat make in Miami?: The median estimated owner payout is $650 per year, but the spread is huge: the top 25% make over $9,000 and the top 10% over $31,000.
What share of rental boats in Miami get no bookings?: 47% of the 318 listings we could measure recorded zero completed bookings over the measured period.
How many trips does a typical rental boat get per year in Miami?: The median is 0.5 bookings per year; the top 25% get 4+ and the top 10% get 26+.
What do boats rent for in Miami?: The median advertised price works out to about $744 per hour (captain fees excluded).

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Payout = estimated customer spend minus platform fees (assumed rates). Estimates based on 318 of 572 listings; newer listings without enough history are excluded. Methodology