Sharing your sale page

Once your sale is set up, you can share its public page with buyers in a couple of clicks. Open the sale from the Sales page to get started.

Get the public link

1. Open your sale from the Sales page.
2. Select Create Sharable Link.
3. In the dialog, choose Copy Page Link — this is the public web address for your sale page.
4. Paste it wherever your buyers will see it: an email, a text message, social media, or your own website.

Copy the public page link, or the API URL to embed your catalogue on your own website.

Frisbee checks the page is ready

If the sale has no banner image or no animals yet, Frisbee warns you — Sale page isn't fully set up — before you share the link or publish. You can fix what's missing first, or carry on anyway.

View it first

Use View Sale Page to open the public page yourself and check it looks the way you want before you send the link out.

Publish your latest changes

Your public page only updates after you publish. Any time you edit the sale — add lots, change what buyers see, or post an update — those changes stay private until you push them live.

1. Make your changes to the sale.
2. Select Publish Changes.
3. Open the public page (or use View Sale Page) to confirm your updates are showing.

Publish before you share

If buyers tell you the page looks out of date, it's almost always because recent changes haven't been published yet. Click Publish Changes and they'll appear.

What buyers can do on a private sale

A private sale isn't listed anywhere on Frisbee — only people you give the link to can find it, and they're welcome to pass it on. To keep a list of the clients it's for, or email them an invitation, see Choosing who a private sale is for.

While the sale is running, each lot that's still for sale has an Express interest button. A buyer taps it, leaves their name and an email address or phone number, and can add a message.

Buyers leave their details against a lot. It arrives in your Inquiries.

They don't need an account. Their details land in your Inquiries list, marked with the sale and the lot, ready for you to follow up.

Lots that have sold or been withdrawn don't show the button, and auctions don't have it at all.

Embed the catalogue on your own website

If you'd like your sale catalogue or an inquiry form to live on your own website, Frisbee can provide that too.

1. Open your sale and select Create Sharable Link.
2. Choose Copy API URL — this is the address your website can use to display the catalogue and collect buyer inquiries.
3. Give the link to whoever manages your website so they can add it.

You'll also need an API key from your settings to connect everything. Inquiries that come in through an embedded form land in your Inquiries list, ready for you to follow up.

Next steps

• Inquiries — review and respond to buyer messages.
• API keys — create the key needed to embed your catalogue.
• Sales — manage the sale behind your public page.