Don’t Guess the Price. Test It First.
Start Before Making a Binding Offer
Make a non-binding bidly, see how the seller responds, and test the price at which a deal could happen.
Make a non-binding bidly, see how the seller responds, and test the price at which a deal could happen.
You find a property you're interested in, but you're unsure about the price.
You don't know how willing the seller is to negotiate. Making a binding offer can feel like too big a first step.
As a result, many price negotiations never even begin.
Bidly lowers the barrier to making the first move and helps you test the price before making a formal offer.
Traditionally, price negotiations begin with the first binding offer. Bidly allows you to test the price earlier.
You can make a non-binding price proposal, the seller can respond or send a counter-bidly, and both sides can see whether a common price level is within reach.
When the right price level is found, you can continue to the formal offer process as usual.
Bidly helps you find out whether a deal could be possible before making a binding offer.
You can:
Test First. Decide After.
Send a non-binding price proposal on a property you're interested in.
Find out whether you're far from, approaching, or close to a common price level.
The seller can respond with their own price proposal and continue the price negotiation with you.
See how close you are to a common price level.
Continue the negotiation, make a new bidly, or stop at any time.
You decide when you're ready to move forward.
Browse homes, holiday homes, plots, and properties available on Bidly.
When you find a property you're interested in, you can make a non-binding bidly directly from the property page.
Making a bidly only takes a moment.
Open the property whose price you want to test.
Enter the price at which you'd be willing to start a price negotiation.
Answer a few questions about your financing, buying timeline, and whether your purchase depends on selling your current property.
You'll receive a confirmation message by email.
The seller sees your price proposal and buyer profile.
Your identity remains hidden.
The seller can react to your bidly or send you a counter-bidly.
Make a new bidly, respond to the counter-bidly, or end the negotiation.
Your contact details are only shared if you accept the seller's contact request.
You don't need to make a binding offer on the first property that interests you.
With Bidly, you can:
Compare Your Options Before You Decide.
See all your active bidlys in one place.
Track your open price proposals.
See counter-proposals from sellers.
See how close you are to a common price level.
See where you should respond next.
The seller sees your bidly and information about your buying situation.
The seller can see:
The seller cannot see:
Your contact details are only shared when you accept the seller's contact request.
Test the Price First. Decide About Contact Later.
A formal offer is a big step. Bidly lets you test the price before making one.
You get:
Bidly doesn't replace an offer. It helps you reach the right price level before making one.
You can make bidlys, receive seller responses, and track your price negotiations for free.
Making a bidly doesn't commit you to buying.
No Commitment. No Fees. You Decide What Happens Next.
Find a property you're interested in. Make a non-binding bidly. See the price at which a deal could happen.
No Commitment. Free for Buyers. You Decide When to Move Forward.
