One submission link and a side-by-side comparison for Philadelphia listings that draw multiple offers.
What makes Philadelphia offers hard to manage.
Popular neighborhoods often get multiple offers, from Fishtown to Graduate Hospital.
Properties move fast, so sellers need to understand their options within days.
Different buyer profiles with different offer structures competing for the same properties.
Sellers weigh fast closings against financing contingencies.
Every offer uses the same fields, so you review terms without opening each PDF.
Offers, documents, and terms for the listing in a single dashboard.
When sellers need to decide fast, they can review each offer's terms side by side in a view-only dashboard.
View all offers together and compare price, terms, and contingencies.
Where Philadelphia listing agents use it.
Popular properties that draw several offers at once.
Compare cash offers against conventional financing side by side.
Short inspection and closing timelines. Each offer's closing date appears in the comparison.
Urban investment properties with multiple investor offers.
Brokers see offer activity across their agents' listings without changing them.
Every agent uses the same submission link and offer format.
Agents set up a net sheet and every offer shows its estimated net to the seller alongside the offer price.
Agents can call for best and final with one deadline email, or counter any offer with a price and a respond-by date.
Yes. A cash investor offer on a Fishtown rowhome and an FHA first-time buyer offer arrive in the same format: price, financing, down payment, contingencies, and documents. Add a net sheet and each one shows its estimated net to your seller.
Share your listing's unique link. The buyer's agent fills out the form and attaches documents like the signed Agreement of Sale and pre-approval letter. No account required, instant confirmation, always free for buyer's agents.
Yes. Send a counter price with optional notes and a respond-by date from any active offer. The buyer's agent gets an email with a link to submit a revised offer, and the full counter history stays on the offer.
Yes. Mark a listing as a rental and the offer form adapts: monthly rent instead of purchase price, a move-in date instead of a closing date, and no purchase-only fields. You can switch a listing between sale and rental until it receives its first offer.
Solo agents pay $10 per month or $100 per year, and your first 2 listings are free. Buyer's agents pay nothing. Broker plans start at $180 per month for up to 20 agents.
Your first two listings are free. Buyer agents submit without an account.