Turn every offer…
into a bidding war.
Every buyer who toured gets your official alert the second an offer lands — and watches the count climb while they decide. Buyers want what other buyers want. Demand you can see is demand that motivates and creates urgency.
Every buyer who toured gets your official offer alert the moment it lands — and watches the count climb while they decide.
Early AccessFree — unlimited listings, cards, subscribers and instant email alerts. No credit card. No new paperwork.
Early access for listing agents in Ontario. No app for buyers. Nothing to learn — if you can paste a link, you can launch this tonight.
Toronto freeholds listed from Sep 6, 2022: 42.2% sold over the list price — a post-correction fall (Toronto Realty Blog · TRREB data). Academic study of 20 years of LA sales: bidding mechanisms increase competition and final prices vs one-on-one bargaining (Wisconsin School of Business). US sellers averaged 3.5 offers per home and 5 days to contract when over asking, vs 15 days below (Bright MLS survey).
The stakes
7:40 PM. Someone just offered on the house your buyer lost sleep over.
Right now the person who finds out last is the one who pays the most to find out first. Information asymmetry is why good buyers overpay and good agents lose clients. We delete the asymmetry.
It's 7:41 PM somewhere. Right now, an offer is landing on a house someone is waiting to hear about.
Demo figures on this page are illustrative. Nothing here is a live market feed.
The listing agent
You told thirty people to come back with their best. Now you're calling thirty people one at a time, at nine o'clock at night, hoping nobody waits until morning to hear it from a voicemail. Or you let the card do it.
The buyer
You found the house, got the agent, had the deposit ready. What you didn't have was the one thing that decides everything: knowing the second the situation changed.
Two sides of your listing
Here's your side — and what your buyers experience.
The listing track
Paste your listing link. Print the card. Put it in the kitchen.
We pull the address, price, beds and baths from the link you paste — or from the text you paste when a portal blocks readers. You tap once to confirm. Nobody types anything twice — not you, and definitely not the buyer.
Try it with your own listing
Paste any listing URL — Zillow, Redfin, Realtor.com, Realtor.ca, Zolo or your brokerage site, anywhere in the world — and watch the card build itself. Where a portal blocks browser reads, paste its text instead. Demonstration on public data; nothing is uploaded and nothing is saved.
Can't read that site from the browser. Some portals block readers — a crawl problem, not a you problem. In the live product we read from brokerage feeds and your MLS's own display API. For this demo: paste the listing text below and we'll extract from that instead.
OfferNotify
412 Maple Ave
$1,099,000 · MLS®# N1234567
Ready for the window.
One tent card, kitchen counter height. It keeps working after you've gone home, on the buyers who came back on their own.
QR pattern is generated from the listing link — every card is unique.
The card sells after hours
Every walk-in becomes an address subscriber, whether or not they left a card with you.
Pressure without chasing
When thirty people hear about offer #1 at the same second, round two arrives before you've closed the laptop.
Zero phone calls
No nine o'clock calling list, no "did you see my voicemail". The notification is the follow-up.
Your buyers, still your buyers
Alerts go to the buyer and their agent together. You keep the relationship and the record.
From the pilot
“I stopped being the person who has to make the phone calls at nine o'clock. The round filled itself. I just had to be organised enough to review them.”
Listing agent, AuroraPilot participant · Durham Region
Join the Ontario pilotThe live moment
Watch a round happen while you read this.
Same board your buyers see. Offers register, subscribers get a text, the deadline creeps. It never stops.
The scan
This is the whole product. One screen, five choices.
A buyer scans the tent card with their camera. No download, no account, no email wall. They tick what they care about and hand over a phone number. That's it.
Open the phone
Operate it. It's the real interface.
Tick the alerts and tap send — your choices are saved so we can text you for real at launch. The confirmation text shown here is a preview of the real message.
- 01An offer landsChecked by default and visually first. It's the only alert that decides a purchase.
- 02Everything else is optionalShowings, price changes, similar homes, back-up situations — smaller, unticked, theirs to choose.
- 03One text per eventNo drip campaigns, no weekly digest, no list they can't leave. Reply STOP and it's over.
Delivery, to the second
From registered to known.
- Seller's solicitor registers offer #3The record changes. Nothing is broadcast yet.
- OfferNotify opens 41 secure linesBuyers and their agents, on the same event, at the same second.
- 38 phones light upOne line of text. No offer amount, no names, no terms.
- Two revised offers requested by 9:00Seller's direction unchanged. Redaction rule enforced.
- Round closesNobody learns it from a voicemail in the morning.
Timing shown is the demo's own model, not a carrier guarantee. Real delivery depends on the network and the handset.
Median 8sGet notified about this home
Instant text, no app to download.
Text Message
This is the actual subscriber screen. Everything on it works right here.
The specifics
What it does, how fast, and where the lines are.
Figures above are illustrative demo values, not audited results.
“Two buyers I'd lost in February came back in April because they got the text at 8:52 instead of hearing about it at nine the next morning.”
“I don't have to police the information flow any more. The direction says what's shared, the platform enforces it, and I get on with the negotiation.”
“My buyer stopped asking me to check the listing every hour. She has the same alert I do. The whole conversation got calmer.”
Straight answers
The questions agents actually ask.
Early access · Ontario
Put a card in your next listing.
We're onboarding a small group of listing agents before launch. Tell us where you work and we'll send the card file, a test address and a time to walk through it.
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