Where to sell cattle
Most sellers use more than one of these. Here is what each option involves, and what Everybarn costs: $9.99 per listing for 90 days, with 0% commission on the sale.
Your options
Word of mouth and past buyers
No fee and buyers you may already know. Reach is limited to the people you can contact yourself.
Breed clubs and registries
Many clubs and registries keep breeder or sale lists for members. Rules, dues and reach differ by organization; check each one directly.
Classified sites and general marketplaces
Wide reach, but each site sets its own rules and fees, and some general marketplaces restrict or ban live animal sales. Read the current policy before you post.
Social media groups
Free to post where a group allows sales. Each group sets its own rules, and buyers usually cannot see who they are dealing with.
Auctions and sale barns
Where they exist for your animal, they offer a sale on a set day. They usually charge the seller a commission or fee; ask the auction for its current terms.
Everybarn
$9.99 per listing for 90 days and 0% commission on the sale. Buyers pay nothing to use Everybarn. Every listing shows your ID-verified badge and the papers you put on file.
What cattle are listed for right now
Median asking price $4,500; the middle half of prices runs $2,900 to $7,500. Based on 107 asking prices on Everybarn and listings it indexes from other sites: asking prices, not sale prices.
List for $9.99, keep the whole sale price
$9.99 per listing for 90 days. 0% commission.
Start a listingWhat does it cost to sell cattle on Everybarn?
$9.99 per listing for 90 days, and Everybarn takes 0% commission on the sale. Buyers pay nothing to use Everybarn.
Can I list on other sites too?
Yes. A Everybarn listing does not stop you from selling anywhere else.