Sea of Thieves: How much do ships cost, ship sizes, and prices

In Sea of Thieves, ships are often disposable, but since captaincy is a significant aspect of the game, players can own and maintain their own ships' sail and maintain. When you first start an adventure, go to My Ships and purchase a ship to captain; from there, you can either take a chance with an Open Crew or invite friends to join you on board in a Closed Crew. However, ships are expensive. How much do ships cost to purchase in Sea of Thieves?

Sea of Thieves ship purchase prices

The ship prices listed below are current as of Sea of Thieves Season 7, but they could change.

• Sloop (up to two players): 250,000 gold
• Brigantine (two to three players): 375,000 gold
• Galleon (four players): 500,000 gold

One way to look at it is that each player on a ship costs 125,000 gold. Gold can only be purchased using in-game cash; real money cannot be used to purchase gold. The best way to amass wealth is to complete trips, as usual, sell your stuff to trading companies, or pay Larinna of the Bilge Rats in Doubloons for gold. If you have experience playing Sea of Thieves, you shouldn't have any issues with these ship costs.

How many ships can you buy in Sea of Thieves?

In Sea of Thieves, you can only begin with a total of three ships because you can only purchase one of each sort of ship at first. Three ships in the Sea of Thieves cost a total of 1,125,000 gold to purchase. To be prepared for any party size, it is advisable to get one of each style of a ship if you can. Therefore, you must delete your current brigantine ship if you want a new one, for example. As an alternative, you can rename it by purchasing a renaming deed. You are able to purchase another ship of the same size after one of your ships reaches Legendary rank.