Pricing details

We are committed to providing you a competitive offer and a better selling experience.

Selling to Offerpad

Offerpad offer	$235,000
Service fee	−$17,625
Seller concessions	−$0
Repairs requested by Offerpad	TBD
Overlap ownership costs	−$0
Net cash to seller	$217,375

No need to keep a spotless, show-ready house
No strangers walking through your home
No worries about the cost of owning two homes
Cash buyer (no appraisal contingency)
Pick your own closing date
Free local move from professional movers

Traditional offer

Sales price	$235,000
6% agent commissions	−$14,100
2% seller concessions	−$4,700
Market-ready improvements	TBD
Overlap ownership costs (1%)	−$2,350
Net cash to seller	$213,850

Frequent showings with strangers in your home
Uncertainty while waiting for offer
Stressful negotiations
Last minute buyer cancellation
Potentially spending thousands to make your home market-ready and saleable

The above example is based on average seller experiences at Offerpad and is not representative of the exact fees you would pay in either selling to Offerpad directly or listing your home traditionally. Closing costs are not included, as they can vary significantly. An Offerpad Homeowner Consultant can help you understand typical closing costs in your area.

Common pricing questions

How is the offer price for my home determined?

Are there other transaction costs that I should consider?

Sellers are responsible for certain closing costs—just like any traditional sale. These fees may include title insurance, escrow fees, HOA transfers fees, taxes, document transfers and other customary fees. These fees differ based on market and can range from 1% to 3% of purchase price. The Offerpad team is always willing to help you work with the title company or attorney’s office handling the transaction to get an estimate of your net proceeds.

How does my offer price compare to values on sites like Zillow?

The home values found on sites like Zillow, Trulia, Realtor.com, and Redfin, are determined by the site’s individual computer-generated algorithms. Those values are limited by the data that is available to them through public record. They look at the market’s history; not where it’s going.

While our offer is not intended to be an appraisal of any kind, it is a real and actionable offer and is based on careful analysis by our team of real estate experts. We take time to evaluate and understand your home’s unique features and condition in the context of the market’s inventory and future supply.