AlpacaKeepWhen you list an animal for sale, it gets its own public sale page at a fixed web address. You can share that link with a buyer right away.
Plan. Sale pages need the Farm plan.
The web address (slug)
Each sale page has its own address, called a slug. It is created once, when you first list the animal, and then it stays the same. So if you later rename your herd prefix, the address does not change, and any link you already shared keeps working. Think of it like a house number that stays put even if the street gets renamed.
What a buyer sees
The sale page shows the animal's:
- Photo
- Price (or "Price on request")
- Color
- Pedigree
- BVDV status (a virus test result)
- A DNA-cleared badge (the animal tested clear of the risky coat-color gene), when that applies
📷 Screenshot: a public sale page, with the price and DNA-cleared badge highlighted.
Sharing it today
You can copy the sale-page link and send it straight to a buyer by email or message. This works now.
Good to know. The public Marketplace, where buyers browse listings across many farms, is coming soon. Until then, sharing the direct link is the way to get your animal in front of a buyer.
Related
- List an animal for sale
- Reserve, sell, or transfer an animal