
How it works
Publish a listing, find buyers or sellers and close the deal safely. Here is how Haggla works step by step.
1. Create an account
Register as a grower, a buyer, or both. Creating an account costs nothing; when a deal closes, each party pays a flat fee to Haggla.
2. Publish a listing
Tell us what you want to sell or what you are looking for — machinery, animal or crop. Add specification, price and location.
3. Find your counterpart
Browse listings, compare offers and contact the one you want to deal with.
4. Close the deal
You agree on terms, sign a contract and complete delivery. Haggla keeps track of contracts and payment.
Pricing
No monthly fees and nothing to pay to advertise. You only pay once the deal is done.
Flat fee: 500 kr
Each party pays a flat fee of 500 kr when a deal closes.
Commission: 2%
The listing creator pays 2% commission on the amount above 20,000 kr. The counterparty pays only the flat fee.
What does it cost to sell at Haggla?
Selling through a traditional auction site is considerably more expensive. Klaravik charges a commission on the final price — 20–25% on items below 20,000 kr and 8–16% on more expensive items — and the buyer also pays a buyer’s premium of 12–16% of the winning bid. On Haggla the seller pays 500 kr + 2% on the amount above 20,000 kr, and the buyer 500 kr. Move the slider to see the difference at your price.
Move the slider to change the price — the figures update instantly.
| Haggla | Klaravik | |
|---|---|---|
| Seller’s fee | 15,100 kr | 60,000 kr – 120,000 kr |
| Buyer’s fee | 500 kr | 90,000 kr – 120,000 kr |
| Both parties together | 15,600 kr | 150,000 kr – 240,000 kr |
The seller pays 44,900–104,900 kr more at Klaravik — 4.0–7.9 times the Haggla fee. Both parties together: 134,400–224,400 kr more.
Klaravik’s fees vary by item and are partly agreed with local auction agents — the figures here are estimates (buyer’s premium 12–16%, commission 20–25% below 20,000 kr and 8–16% above). All amounts exclude VAT; 25% VAT is added to Haggla’s flat fee and commission.