HesaSwap – Swap things

HesaSwap is a marketplace for swapping, not selling. List the things you no longer need, say what you would like instead, and HesaSwap finds people who want your things and have what you want. HOW IT WORKS • List an item in a minute: photos, condition and a value tier instead of a price. • Swipe through items or browse the market with filters for category, condition and place. • Save a search as a search alert and get a notice as soon as a matching item is listed. • Two-way matches show people who want your things and have what you want. • Swap circles: when no direct swap fits, three people can swap in a circle. • Propose a swap with up to three items on each side. The fairness scale shows how balanced it is. • Agree on the hand-over in the swap chat and confirm when you have received your item. • Cars, motorbikes and machines can be swapped too, with a printable swap agreement. SAFE BY DESIGN • No money between members: messages that ask for money are stopped before they are sent. • Ratings only from people you actually swapped with. • Clear rules for prohibited items, automatic checks with review by people, reporting on every listing and profile, and blocking of members. • Warnings under messages with typical scam phrases or links. • Help chat in ten languages: a digital assistant answers from the help, signed-in members can also ask an AI (AI answers are marked), and you can talk to the team at any time. • Data stored on servers in Germany. No advertising, no tracking. FOR WHOM HesaSwap is for private persons aged 18 and over. Swapping is free. Available in English, German, French, Spanish, Turkish, Russian, Ukrainian, Persian, Arabic and Chinese.

First release of HesaSwap: swap goods for goods, never money. • List items with photos and a value tier instead of a price • Swipe, two-way matches and three-way swap circles • Swap chat, fairness scale and ratings only from real swaps • Search alerts for new matching items • Rules check, reporting and blocking for your safety • Help chat in ten languages