Your catalog goes up in one go
You give us a link to your catalog or auction website. We turn the horses into listings on PaardPlaats, so you never have to enter them one by one.
For auction organizers
Give your auction collection a place on the horse marketplace where buyers are already looking. Register your auction and see how your horses appear on PaardPlaats.
Example view
Auction horses sit alongside the rest of the marketplace listings, with a clear auction label. Visitors see the photos, the key details and the auction information taken from your catalog.
Below are listings from auctions currently running on PaardPlaats. Bidding always takes place with the auction organizer.
Browse the full marketplaceWhat you get
You give us your catalog, and we make sure the horses end up where equestrian buyers are searching.
You give us a link to your catalog or auction website. We turn the horses into listings on PaardPlaats, so you never have to enter them one by one.
We check your catalog every hour. New horses, edited details and withdrawn horses are processed without you having to tell us.
Not one shared page, but a separate listing per horse, with photos and the details buyers filter on. That way people find your auction horses even when they are simply looking for a horse.
Listings carry an auction label, the closing time and whatever bid information we can read from your catalog, so visitors know straight away that they are looking at an auction.
Your horses are published in the languages PaardPlaats supports, and amounts are shown in the visitor's currency. A German or Swedish buyer has nothing to translate or convert.
Your auction also appears in the rotating category banners across the site. Once the auction closes we take the horses out of active promotion, so no expired offering is left behind.
We work with the catalog formats we are able to read. When you register we look at your particular set-up; if it cannot be read automatically, we will talk through what is possible.
The hourly check is not a live connection to your bidding. For the current state of play we always send visitors on to your own bidding page.
How it works
Registering is not the same as publishing. We first look together at whether and how your auction fits on PaardPlaats.
You fill in the form at the bottom of this page, including a link to your catalog or auction website. No account is needed.
We reach out, go through your catalog and show you how your horses would appear on PaardPlaats. That is the moment to raise questions and preferences.
Once you are happy with the set-up, we switch publication on. From then on your auction horses appear in the marketplace and are kept up to date until the auction closes.
Filling in the form commits you to nothing and puts no horses online yet.
Working together
PaardPlaats does not replace your auction and does not take it over. The bidding, the terms, the contact with bidders and the settlement all stay with you. What we do is make sure your collection is found by people who are looking for a horse right now.
What is in your catalog is what we publish. Change something or withdraw a horse and you do it in your own system — PaardPlaats follows. If you want to stop publishing, we take the listings down.
Every listing links through to your bidding page. We do not process bids and we do not come between you and the bidder.
You keep working the way you always have. Whatever you put in your catalog is what appears on PaardPlaats.
You deal with the same person at PaardPlaats about the publication, from the first conversation through to after the auction.
Every auction feature on this page — the catalog import, the hourly check, the translated publication and the category banners — belongs to Arion, our highest membership. It is built for organizations that consistently offer a large number of horses.
There is nothing to arrange up front. Register your auction first; we will go through what you need when we talk.

Elite, mythic, commanding
Elite visibility for premium horse sales. Built for established stables, agencies, and equestrian brands that want maximum reach on PaardPlaats.
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What's Included
The Legend
Arion, the immortal horse of Greek mythology, represents rare status, speed, and authority. For the United States audience, this tier is positioned for professional horse sellers who need a premium marketplace presence, stronger brand trust, and more qualified buyer attention across every stage of the sales funnel.
Frequently asked questions
To start, a link to your catalog or auction website is enough, together with your organization's name and a contact person. The name and date of the auction edition help us, but are not required. You do not need to supply photos, banners or a complete list of horses at this stage.
We review your inquiry and get in touch. In that conversation we go through your catalog and show you how your horses would appear on PaardPlaats. Only once you are happy with the set-up do we switch publication on, so registering does not put anything online.
Yes. You keep running your auction exactly as you do now, in your own system and on your own website. PaardPlaats is an additional place where your collection gets found; the bidding and the settlement stay with you.
We check your catalog for changes every hour. New horses are added, edited details are taken over and withdrawn horses disappear, so there is no need to email us about every adjustment. It is not a live connection: the details on PaardPlaats can be up to an hour behind, which is why we always send visitors on to your own bidding page for the current state of the bidding.
Yes. Your horses are published in every language PaardPlaats supports, so a visitor from Germany, France, Sweden or Poland sees the listing in their own language. Amounts are also shown in the currency that suits the visitor, so nobody has to convert anything. Clicking through always leads to your own bidding page.
Our listing pages are built so that search engines and AI assistants can read them: the details are in the page itself and are marked up with structured data. That makes it possible for an assistant such as ChatGPT to cite a listing when someone asks about that type of horse. We cannot promise your horses will be mentioned — which sources an assistant chooses is not ours to decide.
Yes. If you run several auctions a year, they can all go through PaardPlaats. Register the next edition using the form, and we will agree arrangements for the following ones when we speak.
As soon as the auction closes we take the horses out of active promotion. That keeps expired listings off the site and stops visitors landing on an auction that is already over.
Register
Tell us which auction you organize. We will review your inquiry and get in touch to agree how publication will work.
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