The offer desk for listing agents

Every offer on your listing, in one place. Then in front of your seller.

One link any buyer agent can use to register or submit an offer. One page where your seller sees them side by side and tells you which one they like. No more forwarding PDFs and reading terms aloud over the phone.

Your first two listings are free. Buyer agents never pay.

24 Alewife Lane
Sample · seller’s view
$702,000Offer 1
Conventional · 20% down
Inspection 10 days · Closes Nov 13
$715,000Offer 2
Conventional · 10% down
Inspection 14 days · Closes Dec 4
$702,000Offer 3
Cash · no financing
Inspection waived · Closes Oct 24
Seller’s pick

Thirteen thousand less than the top offer, and the one they took. Cash, no inspection, closing three weeks sooner.

“So which one should we take?”

Six offers by Sunday night, each a different PDF in a different email, one of them a text message. The seller wants a spreadsheet. The buyer agents want to know if they should sharpen their pencil. DealHinge is the spreadsheet, the status page, and the paper trail, and it filled itself in.

Four steps from a listing to a signed offer, with everyone in the loop.

  1. 1

    Set up the listing

    Address, list price, the sellers, and your instructions for buyer agents. You get one public offer link. Put it in the agent remarks and your showing confirmations.

  2. 2

    Offers arrive from anywhere

    A buyer agent opens the link, registers that an offer is coming or submits one with the P&S and pre-approval attached. Written in BuyerPen? It lands here on its own. Came by email? Log it in a minute. Every buyer agent gets a receipt and a status link.

  3. 3

    Share the desk with your seller

    One link. They see the offers side by side: price, financing, closing, contingencies, deposit, the documents, and your one-line read on each. They mark a favorite, ask a question, or pass. You see it right away.

  4. 4

    Decide, in the open

    Ask everyone for highest and best with one click. Counter, accept, decline. Each buyer agent hears where they stand from their own link, and the timeline shows who did what, when.

The hinge between the buyer side and the seller side.

For every buyer agent, not just yours
No account, no app. The link works for anyone with an offer, from any brokerage, on any tool. It works best with BuyerPen and it works fine without it.
Registration, not just submission
"We're writing tonight" is worth knowing before the seller decides. Buyer agents can register a coming offer in thirty seconds and submit the terms through the same link later.
The seller sees the offers, not your inbox
Side by side on their phone, updated as new ones arrive. Buyer agents' contact details stay with you; the seller sees the brokerage and the terms.
Highest and best, done properly
Pick the offers, set a deadline, one email to every buyer agent with their own link to revise. Revisions replace the old terms and land back in front of the seller.
Every offer accounted for
Registered, submitted, reviewed, countered, accepted, declined, withdrawn. A status for every offer and a timestamp for every move. The paper trail your broker asks for is already written.
Plugs into the rest of the listing
Disclosures from SellerTell on the offer page. Walkthroughs from Dooryard and the price from SoldNeedle on the timeline. Your CRM can subscribe to everything.

Priced by the listing, or by the month.

Two listings free to see it work. Then pay monthly, save with a year, or pay per listing when you share it with the seller. Taking offers through the link is always free, for you and for every buyer agent.

Solo agent

$80/year

about $6.67 a month, four months free

  • Unlimited listings
  • One offer link per listing, for any buyer agent
  • Offers from BuyerPen land automatically
  • Seller page: side by side, favorites, questions
  • Highest and best to every buyer agent in one click
  • Henosis login shared with SellerTell and BuyerPen
Start free

Team

$120/year

plus $10/agent/year

  • Everything in Solo, for every agent
  • Team board: whole team or just yours
  • Assistants set up listings and log offers
  • Co-list agents on every notification
  • Brokerage name on every offer page
Start free

Per listing

$5/listing

no subscription

  • Same offer link, same seller page
  • Pay when you share with the seller
  • Taking offers is free either way
  • Upgrade to Solo any time
Start free

Every account starts with two free listings. Buyer agents never pay. Prices in USD.

Questions agents ask first.

Does a buyer agent need an account?
No. The offer link is public. They fill in who they are, the terms, and attach the documents. They get a private link by email to track it, add documents, revise, or withdraw.
What if the offer comes by email anyway?
Log it. Thirty seconds: the terms, the PDF, the buyer agent's email if you want them to get a status link. It sits beside the others.
Can the seller see who the buyer agent is?
They see the buyer's names and the brokerage, the terms, the documents, and your note. Not the buyer agent's phone or email. That stays with you.
Can I keep an offer from the seller?
Yes. Every offer has a visible-to-seller switch. Registered offers with no terms yet show as "more on the way".
Is this an e-signature tool?
No. Signatures happen in BuyerPen, LinkFeather, or whatever you use. DealHinge is where the signed offers land and get compared.
What about an offer I get through BuyerPen?
It arrives on the desk automatically, documents and all, even if you haven't set the listing up yet. You get an email with a claim link.

The next multiple-offer weekend, run it from one page.

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