I found it to be a normal format for selling any item, photograph, title, or description. You have to input the microchip numbers. I wasn't sure of the price when I started the advert and at the end, it was €50 for 4 pups to be advertised. It is about 10 years since I advertised a litter so I found it to be excessive but you don't have any platforms for selling pups so you have no choice. I was happy enough to get them on the site. It's difficult to know when you have received a message so you need to monitor either your emails or go to the site regularly. You can change to Watts App after the first communication which I find so much better. After 4 days and 3 out of the 4 pups being booked, I noticed the bump button which said 3 more bumps available, so that weekend I decided to bump the ad. I was shocked to find that another payment of €15 was required to do this. I do find €65 extortionate for 5 days of advertising when you compare other for-sale websites. I was happy it didn't go another weekend and need another €15 bump. I did want to edit the advert but the edit button didn't allow me to change the description about the 1 pup that was still available. It only allowed me to change the status of the chip numbers and pups that were sold or on hold. The site can automatically change the description for you if you choose this option, but I found the description that was offered to be very fake and over the top sickly and generic and not really how people speak regardless of how they feel about their pups so beware when you see that over the top description, it's from a button you press and the website re words your advert. Stepford wives description. (perfect family, perfect life perfect puppy) This is not reality.