What price would interest you?
Bidly your price. See how the seller responds.
Bidly helps buyers and sellers find the price at which a deal could happen.
Make a price suggestion — a bidly — and tell the seller what price would interest you. Get the seller’s response. Find the price at which a deal could happen.
Suggest first. Decide later.
Let buyers tell you the price at which they would be interested in your property. Respond with your own price suggestion — a counter-bidly.
Start the price conversation more easily.
Bidly your price. See how the seller responds.
Bidly helps buyers and sellers find the price at which a deal could happen.
You may have your own view of the price.
Make a non-binding price suggestion and start the conversation about price.
Find a property that interests you.
Suggest a price without making a binding offer.
The seller can respond with their own price.
Respond to price suggestions and see if you can find a price level that works for both sides.
If your views on price align, you can proceed to a formal offer.
A bidly and a counter-bidly are non-binding price suggestions. A formal offer is made separately.
Ask for price suggestions on your property.
Give buyers the opportunity to suggest their own price and see where the conversation leads.