Question 1

Is posting a horse ad really free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The basic horse-for-sale classified listing is free to submit. It includes the listing details and your first five photos, and every submission is reviewed before it is published.

Question 2

How many photos are included?

Accepted Answer

Five photos are included with the free horse listing. The first photo becomes the primary image buyers see. The form accepts JPG, PNG, GIF, and WebP files up to 20 MB each.

Question 3

How do the $2.50 photo upgrades and $5 sales videos work?

Accepted Answer

After your listing is saved, you can use the seller dashboard to purchase additional photo slots for $2.50 per photo and as many sales-video slots as you need for $5.00 each. The listing form itself remains limited to the five included photos; paid media is added from the seller flow after the listing exists.

Question 4

What should I include in a horse listing?

Accepted Answer

Use a title buyers can scan quickly, describe the horse’s temperament, experience, and condition plainly, and provide the asking price, location, seller name, email, and phone number requested by the form. Put the strongest image first and make sure the photos are clear, supported file types under the size limit.

Question 5

Is my horse listing published immediately?

Accepted Answer

No. A submitted listing enters a pending review queue. The team reviews it before publication, so the listing reference and its eventual availability depend on that review and the current catalog state.

Question 6

Can I list a saddle or piece of tack on the classifieds?

Accepted Answer

No. The free classifieds are for horse-for-sale listings. Used saddles and tack belong in the separate Reflock consignment flow, where maker, model, condition, history, and photos are reviewed before a listing is proposed. Consignment is not covered by the free horse-listing offer.

Question 7

What does a published horse listing contain?

Accepted Answer

A published listing shows the seller’s title, asking price, location, description, available photos, and the seller contact path provided by the catalog. The detail page may also show extra photos or a sales video when the seller has added those media upgrades.

Question 8

How do I contact a seller?

Accepted Answer

Open the horse detail page and use its Contact Seller inquiry form. That is the existing buyer contact path for a published listing; the catalog does not promise a sale or a response time beyond sending the inquiry through the form.

Question 9

What do extra photos and sales videos mean on a listing?

Accepted Answer

They are optional seller media added after the free listing is saved. Extra photos give the detail page more views of the horse, while a sales video adds a video section when one has been uploaded. Their presence does not change the listing’s other details or create a guarantee about the horse.

Question 10

What should I do when a listing is unavailable?

Accepted Answer

The listing may have been unpublished or sold. Return to the current horses-for-sale catalog to browse available listings, or use the contact path on another published listing that fits what you are looking for.

Question 11

How does consignment work and when is the fee quoted?

Accepted Answer

Start with the consignment review form for a saddle or piece of tack. Include the maker, model, saddle sizing and identification details when known, condition, history, asking price, and up to eight photos covering the requested views. Reflock reviews the intake first, then follows up with the next step and a fee quote; it is not the free horse-listing fee.

Question 12

What does the consignment review need from me?

Accepted Answer

The intake asks for the item’s maker and model, saddle seat, tree, flap, current panel configuration, serial number when known, condition, history, asking price, your contact details, and photos. The form accepts up to eight JPG, PNG, GIF, or WebP photos up to 20 MB each, with side, front, rear, overhead, stamp, action, and panel-build views requested. The submission starts a private review, not a public listing.

Question 13

Why is consignment separate from horse classifieds?

Accepted Answer

Horse classifieds are self-serve advertising with a free base listing and five included photos. Saddles and tack need the separate Reflock intake so their maker details, condition, fit or service history, and photos can be reviewed before any listing or fee is proposed.

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