PCH Boat Listings Pro Boat listings that look designed, not listed.

Each boat gets its own listing in WordPress, built from blocks you edit in place and arranged by a designed layout. Write it in the block editor, or fill it from a CSV or JSON file.

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A boat listing in the Hero showcase layout: a wide lead photo of a cabin cruiser underway at sunset, a navy band with the listing's title, its town and a photo count, a row of thumbnails, and the price with an Available badge beside Call us and Email us buttons.
A boat listing in the Brochure spec sheet layout: a centered masthead with the title, the price and an Available badge, a photo carousel of a cabin cruiser passing rocks, with arrows, dots and a play button, a row of thumbnails, and a navy band of key figures: length, year, engine power, cabins and top speed.

Four designed layouts

Standard sets a sticky sidebar beside the photos, the highlights and the details. Hero showcase opens on a wide lead photo, with a sticky action bar and a closing contact band. Tabbed dossier keeps the overview, the specifications and the location in tabs, beside a compact summary rail. Brochure spec sheet reads like a magazine, with a masthead, a photo carousel and grouped specifications. Each comes in six color schemes, and you choose the layout new listings start from on the settings page.
A boat listing open in the WordPress block editor with the PCH Boat Listing block selected: the cabin cruiser's lead photo and title band, gallery thumbnails with reorder and remove controls, the price and contact buttons, an Import button in the toolbar, and the sidebar's six color schemes as styles and as swatches, Harbor Navy chosen.

Edited in place, in the block editor

A listing is built from blocks you edit where they sit on the page: the gallery, the price, the status, the specifications, the contact details and the location. There is no settings panel to hunt through. Switch the listing between a preview and its fields, and pick its color scheme from the sidebar. The price, the status, the contact details and the location are stored once for the listing, so every block that shows them agrees.
The Add specifications window in the block editor, searched for "capacity": the matching fields grouped by category, with Tanks & Capacities open, fuel and water tank capacity marked as already added, an Add Entire Section button, and Cancel and Add specs at the foot.

Specifications, picked from a catalog

Add specifications from a searchable catalog of boat fields — beam, draft, engines, cabins, tanks and more — grouped by category. Group them into sections, reorder them by dragging or from the keyboard, and spotlight a single one on its own. In the Standard layout a new listing starts with the boat's name, company and year in place; the other layouts start empty, ready for Add specifications.
The Import listing data window over a listing in the block editor, at its Review changes step: a table of the properties coming from a CSV file, each with the listing's current value beside the imported one, a note that matched values replace current ones, and an Import 6 properties button.

Fill a listing from a file

Fill a listing from a CSV or JSON file. Match any column it doesn't recognize, review each change against what the listing already holds, and apply it. An empty cell never blanks what is already there, importing the same file again changes nothing more, and one click on the Undo it offers reverses the whole import.
The listings archive searched for "cruiser": a navy filter bar with the search field, Search tips, price and length sliders, Sort by and Copy link, then six listing cards, each with a boat photo, a title, a short description with the word cruiser highlighted, a status badge, the price and length, call and email links and a View Details button.

An archive buyers can search

Every listing collects into an archive page with fuzzy search, price and length filters, sorting, and a link that shares the filtered view. Matches are highlighted in the results, and password-protected listings stay off it.
A boat listing in the Concierge layout: the title above a wide lead photo of a cabin cruiser at sunset, a row of thumbnails, a card with the price, an Available badge and the brokerage's call and email links, and beside it a rail opening with an Ask about this boat form.

Buyer inquiries, with Flagship

PCH Boat Listings Flagship adds an inquiry form block for the listing, and the Concierge layout comes with one. Each inquiry is saved in WordPress before the email goes out, so a failed email never loses a lead. It filters spam without a captcha, can send each inquiry to a webhook, and is part of WordPress's personal data export and erasure tools. Flagship also adds PDF brochures, marine filters with radius search and a map, a loan calculator and the Concierge layout.
Maps with no API key

After you save a listing, its address is geocoded in the background with OpenStreetMap's Nominatim service, and the map uses OpenStreetMap tiles. Neither needs a key or an account. The address is sent to Nominatim, and a visitor's browser loads the map tiles from OpenStreetMap.

Steps aside for your SEO plugin

Each listing publishes a meta description, Open Graph tags and Product structured data with its price and availability. When Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO or SEOPress is active, it steps aside so nothing prints twice, and the Product data is then up to that plugin.

Site-wide defaults

Set your contact details and your location once, on the settings page, and every listing inherits them. Change them later and you can update every existing listing, or leave them: a listing you never changed follows the new defaults anyway.

Your URLs, your labels

Listings are a post type of their own. Choose the address they live under and what they are called, and add your own taxonomies, nested or flat.

Upgrade to Flagship in place

Pro and Flagship read the same listings and settings, so moving to Flagship moves nothing. Enter a Flagship key on Pro's Licenses tab, and Pro installs Flagship in its place.

Tabs and maps that take the keyboard

The Tabbed dossier's tabs move with the arrow keys and can be linked to directly, and every map pans and zooms from the keyboard. Carousels and maps respect a visitor's reduced-motion setting, and the words visitors read can be translated.

Questions

Is there a free version?

No. PCH Boat Listings comes in two paid editions, Pro and Flagship, and it is not on WordPress.org. Every purchase has a 30-day money-back guarantee.

What does my host need?

PHP 8.3 or newer — both editions need it. You can see your site's PHP version under Tools → Site Health → Info → Server before you buy. If it is older, ask your host to upgrade it.

Can I move from Pro to Flagship later?

Yes, and nothing moves: both editions read the same listings and settings. On a subscription, upgrade from the Licenses page in your account, where you pay only the difference for the rest of the billing period. Then enter that same key in the Flagship field on Pro's Licenses tab, and Pro installs Flagship in its place. On a one-time license, ask for a refund within the 30-day money-back window and buy Flagship instead; after that, Flagship is a separate purchase.

Does it sync with an inventory feed?

No. Each listing is written in the block editor, or filled from a CSV or JSON file with the listing block's import.

Do the maps need an API key?

No. After you save a listing, its address is geocoded in the background with OpenStreetMap's Nominatim service, and the map uses OpenStreetMap tiles. Neither needs a key or an account. The address is sent to Nominatim, and a visitor's browser loads the map tiles from OpenStreetMap. On Flagship, a location a visitor types into radius search is sent to Nominatim from your site as well.

Will it conflict with my SEO plugin?

No. When Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO or SEOPress is active, PCH Boat Listings steps aside so nothing is printed twice, and the listing's structured data is then up to that plugin. Without one, it publishes a meta description, Open Graph tags and Product structured data with the price and availability for each listing itself.

Where do Flagship's inquiries go?

Each inquiry is saved in WordPress first, then emailed to the listing's contact address, or to your site-wide contact address when the listing has none — so a failed email never loses one. If neither has an address, the inquiry is saved but not emailed. In WordPress, only editors and administrators can read them. You can also send each one to a webhook.

Get PCH Boat Listings Pro

Designed boat listings: four layouts, six color schemes, a specification catalog, import from CSV or JSON, a searchable archive and maps.

PCH Boat Listings Pro needs PHP 8.3 or newer and WordPress 6.8 or newer. You can see your site’s PHP version under Tools → Site Health → Info → Server. If it is older, ask your host to upgrade it before you buy. How to check your PHP version

Every purchase has a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Pro

$149/year

Designed boat listings: four layouts, six color schemes, a specification catalog, import from CSV or JSON, a searchable archive and maps.

  • Boat listings as their own post type, with your own URL slug and labels
  • Listing blocks for the gallery, price, status, specifications, contact and location, edited in place
  • Four designed layouts: Standard, Hero showcase, Tabbed dossier and Brochure spec sheet
  • Six color schemes
  • A searchable catalog of boat specifications, grouped by category
  • A photo and video gallery, with a lightbox
  • Fill a listing from a CSV or JSON file, and review every change before it applies
  • A listings archive with fuzzy search, price and length filters, and shareable links
  • Background geocoding and maps, with no API key
  • Product structured data, Open Graph and meta descriptions, which step aside for your SEO plugin
  • Site-wide contact and location defaults that every listing inherits
  • Upgrade to Flagship in place, with every listing and setting kept
  • Dedicated support
Buy Plugin

Price for one site. Every release while your subscription is active, new major versions included — a lapse stops updates, never the plugin.

Pro Forever

$447/one time

Designed boat listings: four layouts, six color schemes, a specification catalog, import from CSV or JSON, a searchable archive and maps.

  • Boat listings as their own post type, with your own URL slug and labels
  • Listing blocks for the gallery, price, status, specifications, contact and location, edited in place
  • Four designed layouts: Standard, Hero showcase, Tabbed dossier and Brochure spec sheet
  • Six color schemes
  • A searchable catalog of boat specifications, grouped by category
  • A photo and video gallery, with a lightbox
  • Fill a listing from a CSV or JSON file, and review every change before it applies
  • A listings archive with fuzzy search, price and length filters, and shareable links
  • Background geocoding and maps, with no API key
  • Product structured data, Open Graph and meta descriptions, which step aside for your SEO plugin
  • Site-wide contact and location defaults that every listing inherits
  • Upgrade to Flagship in place, with every listing and setting kept
  • Dedicated support
  • Yours forever — one year of updates included
Buy Plugin

Price for one site. Updates for a year, up to the next paid version. After that, keep the build you own — renew updates for $129, or upgrade to a new paid version, when one ships, for $249.

Flagship

$298/year

Everything in Pro, plus buyer inquiries on the listing, PDF brochures, marine filters with radius search and a map, a loan calculator and the Concierge layout.

  • Boat listings as their own post type, with your own URL slug and labels
  • Listing blocks for the gallery, price, status, specifications, contact and location, edited in place
  • Four designed layouts: Standard, Hero showcase, Tabbed dossier and Brochure spec sheet
  • Six color schemes
  • A searchable catalog of boat specifications, grouped by category
  • A photo and video gallery, with a lightbox
  • Fill a listing from a CSV or JSON file, and review every change before it applies
  • A listings archive with fuzzy search, price and length filters, and shareable links
  • Background geocoding and maps, with no API key
  • Product structured data, Open Graph and meta descriptions, which step aside for your SEO plugin
  • Site-wide contact and location defaults that every listing inherits
  • Buyer inquiries on the listing, saved before the email is sent
  • Spam protection without a captcha
  • Inquiries in WordPress's personal data export and erasure tools, and an optional webhook
  • A PDF brochure for every listing, at its own URL
  • Marine filters: trailerable, shallow draft, liveaboard-ready, family day boat and engine type
  • Radius search and a map on the listings archive
  • A marine loan calculator, with 5-, 10-, 12-, 15- and 20-year terms
  • The Concierge layout
  • Three more color schemes: Mahogany, Graphite and Claret
  • Dedicated support
See Flagship

Price for one site. Every release while your subscription is active, new major versions included — a lapse stops updates, never the plugin.