About Enalista

Enalista joins two Greek words: ena (ένα), meaning one, and lista (λίστα), meaning list. The name means one list — one place that gathers what people in Switzerland are selling.

What Enalista is

Enalista is a Swiss marketplace. Members publish listings for goods at a fixed price or in a timed live auction. Prices are in Swiss francs.

Buyers search by words, category and place, save listings and message the seller. A fixed-price listing can be bought when checkout is open. An auction collects bids until its end, and a bid close to the end extends the auction so a last-second bid does not close it immediately.

A seller can also open a shop page at their own address on the site. Enalista provides the list, the public pages and the tools to publish. Each listing is created by a member.

What a listing shows

A goods listing shows a title, photos, the condition, the price, and how the item changes hands: pickup, shipping, or both. The public place is approximate: a Swiss postal code, municipality and canton. The street address is not published.

Homes

Homes for rent and homes for sale are a separate section, with their own pages, prices in Swiss francs, and a place in Switzerland.

Languages

The site is in German, French, Italian and English. German is the default language, and German pages use addresses without a language prefix.

Questions

What does Enalista mean?

Enalista comes from the Greek ena, one, and lista, list. It means one list.

What is sold on Enalista?

Members list goods for a fixed price or a live auction. Homes for rent and for sale are listed in a separate section. Prices are in Swiss francs.

Where does Enalista operate?

Enalista is built for Switzerland. A listing shows an approximate place: postal code, municipality and canton. The street address stays private.