List Your Auction — Free
Standard listings on FarmGavel are free for auction firms, and they stay free. A listing is your sale's date, town, firm name and a link to your own sale page — in front of Midwest equipment buyers who are looking for their next sale day.
The calendar is built from firms' own published calendars, so a sale that's already on your public calendar is already eligible. Use the form for a sale that isn't published yet, or to correct a listing.
What a standard listing includes
- Your sale's date and town
- Your firm name, with a link to your own sale page
- Placement on the homepage calendar and your state page
- The tractor or consignment page, where it fits
Questions
What does a standard listing include?
The sale's date, town, your firm name and a link to your own sale page — listed on the homepage calendar, your state page, and the tractor or consignment page where it fits. That's the whole listing, and it's free.
Does FarmGavel take a cut of our sales?
No. FarmGavel is a calendar, not an auction house: no commissions, no buyer fees, no bidding. Buyers register and bid with you, on your terms.
My sale is already on my firm's calendar. Do I need to do anything?
Probably not — the calendar is built from firms' own published calendars, so if your sale is published there with its date and town, it's eligible to appear. The form below is for a sale that isn't on a public calendar yet, or to fix a detail.
The weekly equipment email
One email a week with the Midwest tractor, equipment and consignment sales on the calendar — what's selling, where, and when. Free, like everything on FarmGavel.
- Tractor, equipment and consignment sales across the Midwest
- What's selling, where, and when — one email a week
- Free, like everything on FarmGavel
FarmGavel is in pre-launch: this signup is the form the weekly email will use when it opens, and it doesn't send anywhere yet. No spam, no selling addresses — one auction email a week, unsubscribe any time once it starts.