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How much does a horse livery lead cost in 2026?

A horse livery lead costs £11 on Worklanded ($15 in the US), a fixed price you see before you pay. Bark is reported at about £7-14 per small-job lead. The work itself is typically worth £1,860 to £8,500 livery fees for the first year.

What one horse livery lead costs, by site
SitePrice per leadHow it charges
Worklanded£11 price indexPer lead, offered to one firm at a time
Barkabout £7-14 per small-job lead whito.co.ukShared

Other sites' prices as reported by the linked pages, read in September 2026. Prices change: check each site for its current rate.

Is it worth it?
  • Horse livery work is typically worth £1,860 to £8,500 livery fees for the first year, from published prices such as Westacres Equestrian livery prices.
  • If a firm spends about 3% of a job's value winning it, that is £56 on the smallest typical job: 5 Worklanded leads at £11. One job won in 5 leads pays for them.
  • By our estimate one exclusive lead is worth about £60 to a typical firm (about 35% of exclusive enquiries turn into work). Method.
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How much does a horse livery lead cost?

A horse livery lead costs £11 on Worklanded ($15 in the US), a fixed price you see before you pay. Bark is reported at about £7-14 per small-job lead. The work itself is typically worth £1,860 to £8,500 livery fees for the first year.

What is a horse livery lead worth?

About £60 to a typical firm, by our estimate: a job worth £1,860 to £8,500 livery fees for the first year, about 35% of exclusive enquiries turning into work, and about 3% of a job's value spent winning it.

Are horse livery leads shared?

On Worklanded each lead is offered to one firm at a time and only moves on if that firm passes. Other sites differ: the table above says, per site, how each charges and who else gets the lead.

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