Offer your facilities on oPaddock

Stalls, fields, indoor and outdoor arenas: make your facilities available to riders all over France.

Three steps, no password

1. Your e-mail address: we check whether we already know you.
2. Three details: your barn's name, your line of work, your phone number.
3. You land in your own space, ready to list your facilities.

No password to invent: every time you sign in we e-mail you a code. Your Equimondo access is created at the same time and your login details are sent to you.

Then, in your space

Your facilities: stalls, pastures, indoor and outdoor arenas, round pen, parking, and rider lodging.
Your shop window: photos, description, welcome note, video, languages spoken.
Your rules: dogs, vaccination, how requests are approved, arrival times.
Your location and your documents, editable at any time.

Questions barn owners ask

How much does it cost to list my facilities?

Nothing. oPaddock takes no commission, from you or from the rider: the full amount of the stay is yours. The service is funded by the Equimondo management software, published by the same company.

Do I have to be a riding school to offer a stable?

No. A livery yard, a stud farm, an equestrian farm or a private owner with stables or fields can list their facilities. You describe what you actually have, and nothing else.

Who sets the prices?

You do, facility by facility and in the unit that fits: per night for a stable, a field or a parking space, per hour for an indoor or outdoor arena or a lunging ring, per quarter of an hour for a solarium. You can change them at any time.

Do I have to accept every request?

No. You choose between automatic acceptance and manual approval. With manual approval, no booking is confirmed without your agreement, and you can talk to the rider before deciding.

What can I require of a visiting horse?

Whatever you decide: up-to-date vaccinations, the horse's papers, a Coggins test, recent worming. You state your requirements on your page so the rider knows them before booking, not on arrival.

What about my insurance?

Taking in a visiting horse engages your liability just as a livery horse does. Check with your insurer that your policy covers the temporary boarding of horses that are not your own. oPaddock connects people: it is neither an insurer nor a party to the contract between you and the rider.