How it works
One sale. A clear sequence.
Steps 1–5 are free. The first 5 steps run on the free Home Sale Plan.
Steps 6–9 run on a Sale Pass — the transaction records for one property.
Compare the two plansAdd the property
Start with the address and the facts you already know: property type, rooms, living area, year built, systems and improvements. Every value keeps where it came from, so nothing you cannot support gets treated as settled.
A relevant next step
Confirm the address and record the handful of facts a listing will actually rely on.
Get your Home Sale Plan
A few questions about your property, your timing and how you plan to sell become a plan that is saved to the property: a starting checklist, the three things it measures, and one next action. It is real work, not a trial.
A relevant next step
Work the checklist and let the plan follow what you have actually completed.
Verify the facts your listing will rely on
Facts arrive from you, from a document, from a public record or from a data provider. A value read out of a document is a candidate until you confirm or correct it, and a disagreement between two sources is shown instead of being quietly resolved.
A relevant next step
Confirm or correct each candidate, and leave a value missing while you cannot support it.
Prepare the home and your timing
Preparation tasks, known issues, photographs you intend to use and the questions you want answered locally, kept against the property so a later visit or a professional starts from your record rather than a blank page.
A relevant next step
Pick the preparation task that unblocks the most later work.
Research and record your asking price
Collect closed sales, active listings and published figures, keep each source and date, and record the number you are working with. Your asking price stays a decision you can edit as better evidence arrives — not a valuation.
A relevant next step
Decide what new evidence would change your number, then look for it.
Prepare the listing package and track where it goes
Headline, description, key features and photographs are built from facts you confirmed, then checked for gaps before you call the package ready. Every publication route you arrange is recorded with its status, live link and date.
A relevant next step
Work the readiness check until nothing essential is missing — then arrange the routes you want.
Manage buyer activity
Inquiries and your replies, the visit schedule, and the feedback you wrote beside each visit stay connected to the sale, so follow-up and preparation stay tied to what buyers actually said.
A relevant next step
Answer the open inquiry and record what the last visit told you.
Compare offers on more than price
Written offers sit side by side on price, credits, financing, contingencies, timeline and your own notes. Anything a buyer left unstated shows as missing rather than being assumed, and nothing ranks the offers or chooses for you.
A relevant next step
List the questions each offer still leaves unanswered before you respond.
From accepted offer to closing
The accepted terms, the other offers and their outcomes, your documents, the closing steps and status notes, and proceeds arithmetic on the figures you enter — all kept as your own record you can print or export.
A relevant next step
Keep the closing status you recorded current, and confirm deadlines with your closing team.