Win more listings withanother buyer path.
Help sellers attract unrepresented buyers with an OfferPath direct-buying option while you continue representing the seller.
The buyer incentive
1.5%

Give the buyer value. Help the seller potentially save more.
The seller may offer an unrepresented OfferPath buyer up to 1.5% toward allowable closing costs instead of agreeing to both a separate buyer-broker fee and a larger concession.
Active-listing access
$599
One property. Buyer package sold separately.
Your compensation stays separate.
Your listing compensation remains governed by the listing agreement. OfferPath does not receive or replace it.
Illustrative $500,000 sale
A different way to use the seller's money.
Instead of automatically treating buyer representation and concessions as one bundled expectation, the seller can evaluate the actual offer and negotiate each item.
Illustrative represented-buyer scenario
Illustrative OfferPath-buyer scenario
Example only, not a promise of savings or a statement of typical charges. Commissions, concessions and all transaction terms are negotiable. Actual results depend on the listing agreement, purchase contract, financing, appraisal and lender limits.
Your listing advantage
One listing. Two buyer paths.
OfferPath adds a structured lane for independent buyers without removing the process you already use for represented buyers.
A stronger listing presentation
Show prospective sellers that your marketing plan includes both represented buyers and a structured path for independent buyers.
Protect the seller's net
When no buyer broker is involved, the seller may avoid a separate buyer-broker compensation line item and use a smaller closing-cost incentive instead.
Reach independent buyers
Give buyers who do not have an agent a clear way to tour, prepare an offer and move toward closing.
Receive organized offers
OfferPath guides the buyer through the direct-offer process and delivers the completed offer to the listing side.
Keep agency roles clear
You continue representing the seller. OfferPath is a technology and transaction-guidance platform and does not create an agency relationship.
Keep the normal buyer path
Represented buyers continue through your normal MLS showing and transaction process. OfferPath simply adds another lane.
How it works
You represent the seller. OfferPath guides the buyer.
The agent remains on the listing side. OfferPath provides technology, document preparation and transaction guidance to the independent buyer without negotiating for either party.
Add the listing
Enroll one active listing or request OfferPath for your listing presentation.
Confirm the seller's incentive
The seller may authorize up to 1.5% toward an OfferPath buyer's allowable closing costs.
Promote another buyer path
Add the OfferPath property link to approved marketing and make it available to independent buyers.
Receive the buyer's offer
OfferPath guides the buyer through preparing, signing and delivering the offer to the listing side.
Represent your seller through closing
You advise your seller while OfferPath keeps the buyer's documents and next steps organized.
Built for clear roles
What OfferPath does—and does not do.
OfferPath does: guide the independent buyer through property access, offer preparation, document delivery and transaction steps.
The listing agent does: continue representing and advising the seller under the listing agreement.
OfferPath does not: represent either party, negotiate for the buyer, provide legal advice or create an agency relationship.
Keep your agent. Give buyers another path.
Before a listing is activated, the participating agent should obtain any required brokerage approval and confirm the seller's written authorization for the buyer incentive and marketing language.
Arizona pilot
Join the Listing Agent Pilot.
Start with one active listing for $599 or explore OfferPath as part of your listing presentation. We will contact you to review the pilot, property setup and broker-approval requirements.
Arizona license and brokerage verification
$599 per active listing; no monthly subscription
Written seller authorization and clear disclosure
