Basic
Included
- Activate from your barn record after purchase or for horses you already own
- First-year care checklist guidance and education-style support
- Clear upgrade path when you want structured expert questions
Aftercare & Horse Support Line
Keep vet, farrier, trainer, records, and show threads on one horse record so questions between visits turn into practical next steps—not diagnosis or emergency care.
Levels
Pick depth based on the horse, not based on assuming every paid account tier includes the same support.
Included
$199 first-year unlock
By request
First-year Plus unlock
Start the $199 first-year Plus checkout from the horse's Aftercare panel in My Barn whenever that horse needs structured Q&A and is not already on a paid Horse Support Line / Plus path.
How it starts
FAQ
Aftercare is Equimeta's ongoing horse-level support after you own the horse: we help organize post-purchase questions, check-ins, and expert Q&A tied to the barn record—separate from your marketplace Insider subscription or professional workspace plan. It is educational guidance, not veterinary diagnosis.
Horse Support Line is the recurring per-horse support model Aftercare represents today: care guidance, check-ins, optional performance or video review, and expert Q&A where included — always educational, never a substitute for your veterinarian.
Eligible owners can purchase structured Aftercare Plus for the first year for $199 from the horse's Aftercare panel whenever that horse is not already on a paid Horse Support Line / Plus entitlement.
No. Professional workspace plans cover seller and directory software. Per-horse Aftercare Plus comes from horse-level enrollments and checkouts — the first-year unlock, Concierge upgrade path, or future Horse Support Line products — not from a pro listing subscription alone.
No. Insider and Competitor are marketplace software tiers. Aftercare / Horse Support Line stays a separate per-horse product you activate or purchase on the barn record.
Concierge is for owners who want more hands-on help after the horse comes home, especially when local trainer access, care coordination, or confidence is limited.
No. Aftercare helps organize practical questions and next steps with educational guidance. It is not veterinary diagnosis, emergency instruction, or a substitute for your veterinarian.