A LaraClassifier alternative you don't have to host.
LaraClassifier is a classifieds script built on Laravel, actively developed: version 19.1.7 came out on 23 October 2026. You buy it once and run it on your own server. Owners look elsewhere when the server work, the add-ons or the support window get in the way of running the site. Here are the options and what each costs in year one. [1]
Last checked: 23 October 2026. Facts about other products come from their own websites; the sources are listed at the end of this page.
What sends people looking for a LaraClassifier alternative.
4 alternatives to LaraClassifier, and who each one suits.
Year one means what a working site costs in its first year, from each product's own prices. Hosting for self-hosted software depends on the host you choose, so it is left out.
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Yclas
A hosted classifieds platform: payments, messages, reviews, auctions, bookings and AI built in, with hosting, updates, backups and support in one monthly price.
See pricing →Year one $678 on Starter ($19 a month for 3 months, then $69 a month) Good for Owners who would rather run the marketplace than a server, a theme and a list of plugins. -
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Osclass
Free open-source script on your own server, with paid themes and plugins, against a hosted service with one monthly price.
Yclas vs Osclass →Year one €459.98 + hosting Good for You want to run the whole thing yourself: your server, your copy of the code, any change you like. -
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Flynax
A one-time licence for software you host, with paid support, templates, plugins and apps, against a hosted service with one monthly price.
Yclas vs Flynax →Year one $594 + hosting ($789 with the apps) Good for You want a one-time licence and to run the software on your own server. -
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WordPress plugins
Directorist, HivePress, Classified Listing and AdForest: cheap to buy, and you run WordPress, hosting and updates yourself.
Yclas vs WordPress classifieds plugins →Year one About $99 to $116 + hosting Good for Your site already runs on WordPress and you want listings inside it, next to your blog or shop.
Moving from LaraClassifier
Yclas reads a LaraClassifier database export directly.
- Export your LaraClassifier database as a .sql or .sql.gz file, the kind phpMyAdmin or your hosting panel makes.
- Start a free trial, choose "I already have a site" in the sign-up wizard, and upload the export in Move your site to Yclas.
- Match the fields, check the dry run (a preview with any errors, nothing is saved yet), then import.
Your listings come across with their categories, cities and photos, and so do user accounts. Passwords are not copied: imported users set a new one. Photos come from your old site's storage folder addresses. Archived listings come in as expired, and deleted ones are left out. You can undo the latest import within 7 days.
When to stay with LaraClassifier
- You or your developers want the Laravel source code to change and extend.
- You want to pay once rather than monthly, and you already run servers.
- You plan to build your own mobile apps on its REST API.
Questions people ask
Other alternatives:
Can I move my LaraClassifier site to Yclas?
Yes. Export your LaraClassifier database as a .sql or .sql.gz file and upload it in Move your site to Yclas. Listings, categories, cities, photos and user accounts come across after a dry run you can check, and you can undo the latest import within 7 days.
Is LaraClassifier still maintained?
Yes. Version 19.1.7 was released on 23 October 2026. Owners usually move for the hosting and upkeep, not because the script has stopped.
Does Yclas have AI like LaraClassifier?
LaraClassifier's AI translates its language files. Yclas uses AI on the site itself: it writes listings from a photo, answers searches in plain words, checks new listings for scams, translates listings and drafts replies, with monthly use included in every plan.
Do I need a server for Yclas?
No. Hosting, SSL, updates, security fixes and backups are part of every plan, and you can connect your own domain.
Sources
Checked on 23 October 2026. Prices change: the vendor's own page is always the latest word. If something here is out of date, tell us and we'll fix it.
- BeDigit: LaraClassifier changelog (19.1.7, 23 October 2026)
- BeDigit: LaraClassifier product page (licence, support, requirements, add-ons)
- Yclas pricing
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