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List Your Property on Mercala: A Walk Through the Form

Six steps, one review, and a listing that stays accurate — what each part of the listing form asks for, which documents matter, and what happens after you press Submit.

Angelo Willems · MercalaLast updated 30 September 2026

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Why this form is longer than you expect

Most property portals ask for a price, a few photos and a paragraph of description. Mercala asks for more, and it is worth knowing why before you start: the extra fields are the ones that let a listing be verified rather than merely claimed.

Anyone can type a number into a box. A land registry extract or a building uittreksel is a different kind of statement — it can be checked. Fields backed by a document carry weight across Mercala; fields you simply declare are used to help buyers find your property, and nothing more. You do not have to supply every document, and the form will not force you to. But the ones you do supply are what separate your listing from the rest of the market.

The form has six steps, and you can move between them freely using the list on the left — it is not a one-way wizard. Nothing is submitted until you press Submit Listing on the last step.

Before you start: listing a property is a subscriber feature. If the Create Listing page sends you to the plans page instead of the form, your account is on the free plan — upgrade under Billing