For sellers

Sell farm equipment online — free listings

List tractors, implements, trailers, hay equipment and shop tools where farm buyers are already looking. Posting is free, buyers can see your photos and price without creating an account, and messages come straight to you.

Post an equipment listing — free See what's selling right now

No listing fee. No account needed to start — confirm with an email link and you're posted.

Quick facts

Selling farm equipment on BarnBridge is free: post tractors, implements, trailers or hay equipment, deal with the buyer directly, and keep your phone number off the public page. BarnBridge is an advertising venue — it does not inspect machines or process payments.

Cost to list:: Free — no listing fee
Where it shows:: Statewide board plus matching category pages
Payment:: Direct between buyer and seller
Buyer account needed:: No — only to send you a message
Inspection:: Buyer's responsibility, arranged with you
Listing length:: Stays up until you mark it sold

Free

Free fixed-price listings

Post as many machines as you like at no cost, with photos, specs and your asking price.

24/7

Searchable, not buried

Buyers filter by category, price and location any hour of the day, instead of scrolling past your post in a group feed.

60 days free

First 60 sellers get 60 days of premium free

Two full months of the BarnBridge Seller plan with code BARNFOUND60 — no credit card required to start.

How to list equipment in under 3 minutes

Photograph the machine

Both sides, the hour meter, the tires, the hitch and the engine bay. Clear photos of wear cost you nothing and stop tire-kickers early.

Give make, model, year and hours

Add recent repairs, attachments included, and anything that needs fixing. Buyers pay more for a machine whose history is written down.

Answer buyer messages

Buyers message you inside the app, so your number stays private. You arrange the inspection, the payment and the haul.

Auction, dealer trade-in, or BarnBridge?

Consignment auction. One sale day, one price — minus the commission, and whatever the weather and the crowd do to the bidding. See what the sale barn takes.

Dealer trade-in. Easy, but you take wholesale money for a machine that would bring retail from a neighbor.

BarnBridge. Your listing stays searchable until it sells, you set the price, and the buyer comes to you. Free to post. Want the auction format instead? Seller fee 4% ($75 minimum). Buyer premium 5% ($75 minimum). Both capped at $2,500. Never more. No subscription required to start an auction.

Fee examples. $1,000 lot → seller $75 / buyer $75. $20,000 lot → seller $800 / buyer $1,000. $80,000 lot → both sides $2,500 (cap applies).

Selling equipment: common questions

Is it free to list farm equipment?

Yes. Fixed-price equipment listings are free to post and stay up until you mark them sold. Featured placement is optional.

What equipment can I sell?

Tractors, skid steers, balers, mowers, tillage, planters, trailers, livestock handling equipment, feeders, fencing and shop tools. Livestock goes on the same account.

Do I need an account to post?

No. You can post from your phone and confirm with an email link — the account is created for you from that email.

Do buyers need an account to see my listing?

No. Anyone can browse your photos, price and location without signing in. Buyers only create an account to message you, which keeps your phone number off the public page.

How does payment work?

Directly between you and the buyer. BarnBridge does not process equipment payments or hold funds — it is an advertising venue, so you settle up in person on terms you agree to.

What should I put in the listing?

Make, model, year, hours, recent work and any known issue. Photos of the hour meter, tires, hydraulics and the engine bay answer most buyer questions before they're asked.

Pick your state

Your state page shows local buyers, local categories and the same free listing.

Ready when you are

Post your first machine free, or read the seller guides first.

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