How to advertise property in the newspaper — rates, editions & format
A step-by-step guide — what a property classified costs per word and per day, which edition covers your town, how to write & translate the ad, the Sunday cut-off, and how to get proof of publication.
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How to place a property classified in India's newspapers — what it costs per word and per day, which edition actually covers your town, and how releaseMyAd drafts, translates and books it for you.
A property classified is still the fastest way to reach serious, broker-free buyers and tenants in your own town — in the paper they actually read. The ad is the means; a sold flat or a filled tenancy is the goal, so the wording, the right heading and the right edition matter more than anything.
Booking used to mean a phone call and guessing the rate. Now you pick the paper, edition and date, see the exact per-word price at a lowest-price guarantee, and we draft and translate the matter — free. The GST invoice is emailed; after it runs you can view your ad in the paper's e-paper or buy a local copy as proof.
Property advertising · by the numbers
280+
Newspapers
Eenadu, Gujarat Samachar, TOI, Manorama…
₹700
Typical from
Most ads land ₹700–₹5,000 +GST
Sun
Peak day
Property pages run Sunday/weekend
8
Ad languages
Telugu, Gujarati, Bengali, Tamil…
e-paper
Proof
View in e-paper or buy a local copy
Free
Drafting & translation
with every booking
Indicative figures — finalised per newspaper and edition. Rates exclude 5% GST.
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A print classified in Eenadu or the Times of India signals a real, serious listing in a way a free online portal cannot.
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Property classifieds are charged per word or line, per insertion (per day) — not per week. Most ads land between ₹700 and ₹5,000; small regional papers start lower, premium papers (Times of India, ABP, Manorama) run higher. The rate depends on the paper, edition, size and any colour, plus 5% GST. Use the rate finder above for an instant figure — no need to share your matter first.
Property classifieds run every day, with the biggest property pull-outs on the weekend. Book before that paper's cut-off (often the evening before) and it appears on your chosen date; you can also book several insertions or repeat Sundays at once.
Yes — multi-insertion packages such as 3+1 and repeat-Sunday deals, and combos for booking several editions together. If you are running the ad more than once or across a region, ask before you pay so we apply the best package.
Yes, free. Send the details in any language and our team writes the property matter for you and translates it into the paper's language. We show you ready templates — flat for sale, plot, shop to let — and a preview of exactly how it prints before you pay.
A classified text ad is priced by word or line; a classified display ad adds a box, colour or a bigger size for more prominence; a full display ad is sold by area. We will tell you what counts as a word (a phone number, "2BHK") and quote each option so you can choose.
You choose — Property for Sale, To Let, Accommodation Wanted, Plots/Land, or Commercial. The right heading puts your ad in front of the buyers looking for exactly that, so tell us and we file it correctly.
A newspaper prints several editions and each covers specific districts — a city edition may not reach a nearby town. Before you pay we show which edition reaches your area, so your ad lands where your buyers are.
We book 131 newspapers through one window — Eenadu, Gujarat Samachar, Times of India, Deccan Chronicle, Daily Thanthi, Malayala Manorama, The Hindu and more, in every language. Tell us your town and we will suggest the best-read property paper there.
Book and pay online in minutes — UPI, card or net-banking; NRIs can pay by bank transfer. A GST invoice is emailed to you, and payment confirms the booking.
You can track your order, and after it runs you can view your ad in that newspaper's e-paper for the date and edition, or buy a printed copy locally — useful proof if you are booking from abroad.
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