Purchase price and terms

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Explore clear, comprehensive pricing and terms for acquiring your state-of-the-art spinning stabilized vessel, engineered in Coos Bay, Oregon.

ARE YOU READY TO OWN YOUR OWN SPINNING STABILIZED SHIP; THE WORLD'S MOST STABLE MARINE VESSEL IN THE HISTORY OF THE HUMAN RACE?

Every build incorporates our revolutionary stabilization technology, complete coverage, and hands-on sea trial preparation.

Vessel investment Amount
Spinning Stabilized Ship base build which is an explorer super yacht with standard equipment throughout and additional cost will apply when customization is ordered. Customized versions  of spinning stabilized ship, SSS, could be a customized explorer super yacht, a research vessel, naval vessel, cruise ship, coastguard vessel, commercial fishing vessel, other types of commercial vessels, etc.  and utilizes their entire hull structures to act as a gyro stabilizer, a unique approach compared to traditional, rigid ship designs. $250,000,000.00
Comprehensive 5-year whole-vessel warranty unless factory warranties apply to individual elements of the vessel . Included
Proprietary stabilization engineering Included
Payment schedule Terms
Order placement down payment 50% of total price including cost of customization.
Final payment balance Paid in full at launch.
Custom structural and architectural materials and equipment and additional labor Confirmed upon order and added to the cost of a base-standard Spinning Stabilized Ship.
Included training and sea trials Cost - Zero - Free upon full payment at launch.
1,000 miles ocean sea trials Free upon full payment at launch.
Trial fuel and operational supplies Free upon full payment at launch.
Captain, crew, and owner operational training Free upon full payment at launch.

Begin your base-standard or custom spinning stabilized ship build.

Speak directly with our engineering and build directors in Coos Bay, Oregon to review specifications, delivery schedules, and contract terms.