Make better deals with Bidly.
Found a property you like? Bidly it.
Tell the seller what price would interest you by making a non-binding price suggestion — a bidly.
Suggest first. Decide later.
Tell the seller what price would interest you by making a non-binding price suggestion — a bidly.
Suggest first. Decide later.
The asking price tells you what the seller is asking. You may have your own view of the price.
With Bidly, you can easily share it by making a non-binding price suggestion.
The seller sees your bidly and can respond with their own price suggestion — a counter-bidly.
See if your views on price align, then decide whether you want to move forward with a formal offer..
Bidly helps buyers and sellers find the price at which a deal could happen.
Find a property that interests you on Bidly.
Make a non-binding price suggestion — a bidly.
Tell the seller the price at which you would be interested in the property. A bidly is not a formal offer and does not commit you to a purchase.
The seller can accept the price level you suggested, respond with their own price suggestion — a counter-bidly — or reject your bidly.
The seller may also ask for your contact details. Your contact details will only be shared with your consent.
If you receive a counter-bidly, you can respond with a new bidly.
You can continue exchanging price suggestions until the conversation ends or you find a price level at which both sides may be willing to move forward.
If your views on price align, you can decide whether you want to move forward with a formal offer.
A bidly and a counter-bidly are non-binding price suggestions. A formal offer is made separately.
You may find a property you like even if the asking price doesn’t match your view of its value.
With Bidly, you can suggest your own price without having to make a formal offer right away.
Suggest your price. See how the seller responds. Then decide.
You may have your own view of the price.
Bidly lets you turn that view into a concrete price suggestion instead of leaving your interest as just a thought.
If the seller sees an opportunity to move forward, they can respond with their own price.
A bidly is a price suggestion, not a formal offer.
The seller’s counter-bidly is also a non-binding price suggestion.
If you find a price level at which both sides may be interested in moving forward, the formal offer and transaction take place separately through the normal process.
Suggest first. Decide later.
Tell us what you're looking for.
Your search criteria can help you find interesting properties and receive suggestions later as well.
When the right property comes along, you can bidly your price.
Bidly gives you the opportunity to tell the seller the price at which you would be interested in the property — before making a formal offer.
