Let interested buyers tell you the price at which they would be interested in buying. Continue with bidlys, counter-bidlys or direct contact.
Find the price at which a deal could happen.
Views, showings and enquiries show interest. But they don’t tell you the price at which a buyer would be interested in buying.
Bidly makes the buyer’s price view visible before a formal offer is made.
When a buyer makes a bidly, you can review it with your client and decide how to move forward.
Turn interest into something more concrete. Find out the buyer’s price.
A buyer can be interested in a property without being ready to make a formal offer.
With Bidly, the buyer can propose their own price. The seller can respond with a counter-bidly, and the buyer can make another bidly.
Bidly → counter-bidly → new bidly → offer
Price proposals can continue until you see whether there is a price level at which both parties are ready to move towards a formal offer.
See the buyer’s bidly, review it with your client and decide on the next move.
Make a counter-bidly. See how the buyer responds. Continue with another price when needed and see whether the buyer’s and seller’s price expectations move closer together.
When you find a suitable price level, move the parties towards a formal offer and a deal.
Bidly gives you the tool. You move the conversation forward.
Your professional valuation provides a reasoned view of the property’s value. Bidlys add another perspective: the prices at which interested buyers would be interested in buying.
If formal offers are not yet coming in, buyers’ price proposals help you see how close their price expectations are to those of your client.
Use that information in discussions with your client and decide which buyers are worth moving forward with.
Your valuation shows your professional view. Bidlys bring buyers’ views alongside it.
You may already have interested buyers in your client database, among people who have attended showings or from previous enquiries.
Send them the property’s Bidly link by email or message and invite them to make a non-binding price proposal.
Instead of letting the interest end there, you get a concrete price view that gives you something to continue from.
The interest is already there. Turn it into a bidly.
Bidly already has property investors, professional buyers and other active buyers looking for properties to buy.
Add your listings to Bidly and reach new potential buyers. Property alerts help bring relevant listings to the attention of buyers looking for them.
When a property catches their interest, they can make a non-binding bidly directly through Bidly.
Reach more buyers. Get more price proposals. Find the buyer and the price faster.
Share the Bidly link after a showing, by email or message. Add a QR code to your sales materials or direct buyers to Bidly through your existing marketing channels.
You don’t have to use Bidly in the same way for every assignment. Use it where you want to activate interested buyers and start a conversation about price.
When interest happens, give the buyer a way to name their price.
Manage your listings, bidlys, counter-bidlys, buyers and conversation history in one place.
See where price expectations are moving closer together, where a response is pending and which buyers are worth actively pursuing.
With a business account, listings can be shown under your agency’s name, with multiple agents using their own user accounts.
See the situation. Decide the next move. Move it forward.
You don’t need to replace your current listing, marketing or sales channels.
Bidly adds a new step between buyer interest and a formal offer: a way to discuss price without making a binding offer.
When price expectations meet, the formal offer and transaction process continue as usual.
Bidly complements your existing sales process – it doesn’t replace it.
A bidly and a counter-bidly are non-binding price proposals.
A buyer does not commit to buying by making a bidly. A seller does not commit to selling by making a counter-bidly.
Bidly can be used to find out whether there is a price at which both parties would be ready to move forward.
When their price expectations meet, they can proceed to the formal offer and transaction process.
Bidly helps find the price. The formal offer is made separately.
Add a single listing, select the assignments where Bidly could help, or bring your entire listing portfolio to Bidly.
Adding listings and receiving bidlys is free. When you want to respond with your own price or use other paid features, you can activate them as needed.
Start with the listings where you want to get buyers moving.
Get more price proposals. Start the price conversation and actively move interested buyers towards an offer.
More price proposals. More opportunities for a deal.
