Let interested buyers tell you the price at which they would be interested in an apartment — without making a binding offer.
Receive bidlys. Respond with your own price. Find the buyer and the price at which a deal could happen.
A buyer may like an apartment, but have doubts about the asking price or feel that making a formal offer is too big a first step.
With Bidly, buyers can tell you the price at which they would be interested in the apartment — without making a binding offer.
You get a concrete price suggestion that you can respond to with your own price.
The first move doesn’t have to be an offer. It can be a bidly.
Buyers are already suggesting prices — by email, in messages, over the phone and directly to sellers.
With Bidly, you can bring price suggestions and the related responses into one place.
See the bidlys, counter-bidlys, buyers and conversation history for the apartments in your development — all in one view.
When information isn’t scattered across different channels, it’s easier to see the full picture and manage price suggestions systematically.
One development. All price suggestions. One view.
Your development may already have interested buyers in your customer database, sales pipeline or among people who have attended viewings.
Invite them to bidly.
For example:
Send buyers a Bidly link by email or message.
When an offer isn’t there yet, ask for a bidly.
Properties published on Bidly can also be discovered by buyers and investors using the service.
Saved searches help bring suitable apartments to the attention of buyers whose search criteria they match.
When an apartment catches their interest, the buyer can make a non-binding price suggestion directly through Bidly.
Engage existing prospects. Reach new buyers too.
The most attractive apartments in a development may find buyers quickly. Others may attract interest without generating an offer.
You don’t have to use Bidly in the same way across the entire development.
Use Bidly, for example, for apartments where:
Use Bidly where interest needs a next move.
Not every price conversation needs to begin by changing the public asking price.
With Bidly, buyers can suggest the price at which they would be interested in an apartment. You can respond with your own price and continue exchanging price suggestions to see whether you can find a price level that works for both sides.
This allows you to explore, buyer by buyer, the price at which a deal could happen — without first changing the apartment’s asking price on property portals or other sales channels.
Keep the asking price. Find the deal price.
A property investor may be interested in more than one apartment in the same development.
A bidly on one apartment can open a conversation about other apartments that may also suit the investor. Offer alternatives and explore their interest in purchasing multiple apartments.
This means a single price suggestion can open up the opportunity for a significantly larger deal.
One bidly could lead to the sale of multiple apartments.
Invite interested buyers to bidly and see at what price levels interest emerges.
Re-engage buyers interested in the remaining apartments and, when relevant, offer alternatives within the development.
Let buyers suggest their own price instead of allowing their interest to end at the asking price.
Give interested buyers the opportunity to make price suggestions from the early stages of the development’s sales process.
Collect concrete price suggestions from interested buyers before the formal offer stage.
Invite investors to make bidlys on individual apartments or groups of apartments.
See the price suggestions buyers have made.
Keep track of your own price suggestions.
See the information provided by buyers and identify who might be a good match for another apartment.
See where your next move is needed.
Pick up where you left off.
You don’t need to replace your existing sales or marketing channels.
For example, you can:
The formal offer and transaction process continues as usual.
Bidly works alongside your existing sales process — not in place of it.
A bidly and a counter-bidly are non-binding price suggestions.
A buyer does not commit to purchasing an apartment by making a bidly.
A property developer does not commit to selling an apartment by making a counter-bidly.
If your views on price align, both sides can choose to move forward with the formal offer and transaction process.
Bidly does not replace a formal purchase offer.
List properties and receive bidlys for free.
First, see whether buyers engage and what kind of price suggestions they make.
When you want to respond to a buyer with your own price or use other paid features, you can activate them as needed.
You don’t have to roll out Bidly across your entire development at once.
Start small. Expand when you see how Bidly works for your development.
Let interested buyers suggest their own price.
Turn interest into action. Get price suggestions. Find the price at which a deal could happen.
