One submission link and a side-by-side comparison for Boston listings that draw multiple offers.
What makes Boston offers hard to manage.
Limited inventory means multiple offers in Back Bay, Somerville, and most neighborhoods in between.
Buyers and sellers expect each offer's terms laid out clearly.
Different buyer profiles competing for the same properties with very different offer structures.
Sellers often have a day or two to understand their options and choose.
Price, financing, contingencies, and dates for every offer in one view.
Contingencies, closing dates, and financing appear next to the price on every offer.
Set up a net sheet and every offer shows its estimated net to your seller alongside the offer price.
Where Boston listing agents use it.
Listings with many offers, each in the same format for comparison.
Offers with varying contingency terms organized in a consistent format.
Investor and owner-occupant offers use the same fields, so they compare side by side.
Every agent uses the same submission link and comparison view.
Agents can call for best and final with one deadline email, or counter any offer with a price and a respond-by date.
Brokers see offer activity across their agents' listings without changing them.
Yes. Two-families and triple-deckers in Dorchester, Somerville, and Cambridge collect offers the same way as single-family listings: one link, every offer organized in the same format. Rental listings are supported too, with monthly rent pricing and a move-in date instead of a closing date.
You share your listing's unique link. The buyer's agent fills out the offer form and attaches their documents, like the signed Offer to Purchase and pre-approval letter. No account needed, instant confirmation, and it's always free for buyer agents.
Yes. One click emails every buyer's agent with an active offer a best and final deadline. You can extend or re-send the alert at any time, and the deadline shows on your public offer link.
Yes. Invite your seller to a view-only dashboard where they see every offer as it arrives, including price, financing, contingencies, and estimated net proceeds once you set up a net sheet.
$10 per month for a solo agent, and your first 2 listings are free. Buyer agents never pay. Broker plans start at $180 per month for teams up to 20 agents.
Your first two listings are free. Buyer agents submit without an account.