OFFER ANALYSIS FOR REAL ESTATE AGENTS

Turn every offer into a decision your client can make.

Score, compare, and present offers in minutes, then hand your client a branded report that makes you the advisor in the room.

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+2.4% vs list
$500,000
$512,000
3.0%
21 days
Contingencies
83

Strong Offer

Earnest money and price carry this one.

  • Price86
  • Earnest Money88
  • Contingencies72
  • Timeline85

Waiving the inspection contingency would push it to 85.

Score 83, Strong Offer

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Scores match the app for these terms. The full engine also weighs pre-approval depth, proof of funds, credits, and market.

60s
to read any offer
10
offers side-by-side
2 min
to a branded report

01

The sixty-second read.

Most agents present offers with spreadsheets, screenshots, or a phone call. The information is all there. The decision isn't.

OfferSignal scores every offer the same way, on the same terms, so the strongest one is obvious and the reasoning is on the page instead of in your head.

OfferSignal analysis card: a conventional offer at $486,000 with 20% down scoring 84 out of 100 with 89 closing certainty, 9 risk, and a score breakdown across price, earnest money, timeline, financing certainty, and contingencies
Straight from the app: a real three-offer analysis, one minute after intake.

Two sides of the table. One instrument.

Buyer mode strengthens the offer you're writing. Listing mode ranks the ones coming in.

BUYER MODE

Strengthen every buyer offer

See exactly which terms are holding your buyer's offer back, and what moving each one does to the score before you submit.

  • Earnest 2.0% → 3.0%
    +4
  • Waive appraisal gap
    +6
  • Close 45 → 30 days
    +3

LISTING MODE

Rank every incoming offer

Accept-or-counter verdicts, seller net proceeds, and a side-by-side your seller understands at a glance.

  • Offer A
    87
    Accept
  • Offer B
    74
    Counter
  • Offer C
    58
    Counter

"OfferSignal helped me present four competing offers to my seller in a way she actually understood."

— Sarah M., Listing Agent · Seattle, WA

02

The listing side does the closing.

Listing Mode ranks every offer on your seller's table, then answers the question that decides it: what does my seller walk away with? The net sheet lays it out: payoff, commissions, closing costs, and the number that's left.

These pages weren't mocked up for this site. Both are real output from the app. The front one is the seller net sheet for the top-ranked offer: $175,800 to the seller, every cost itemized. Behind it, the listing report that ranked the three offers.

Listing Mode is part of Pro, and every trial starts with it.

Cover page of a listing analysis report: offer strength 84 out of 100, high closing certainty, low risk, three offers ranked with the recommendation to accept the top conventional offerSeller net proceeds sheet: a $486,000 sale minus mortgage payoff, agent commissions, title insurance, and escrow fee, netting the seller an estimated $175,800, with every cost itemized and explained

The old way, versus this.

Same deal, same offers. The difference is what you walk into the room holding.

The old way

Spreadsheets and gut feel

OfferSignal Free

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OfferSignal Pro

Both sides of the table

Compare offersSpreadsheet / screenshotsSide-by-side scoredSide-by-side scored
Client-ready reportBuild it yourselfBranded PDF
Scenario ("what-if") testingBy handIncluded
Listing Mode (rank incoming offers)Included
Time per deal30–60 minMinutesMinutes

04

Questions agents ask.

What is OfferSignal?

OfferSignal is a real estate offer analysis tool that scores and compares purchase offers for buyer's agents and listing agents. It evaluates every offer across six weighted factors: price relative to list (30%), financing certainty (20%), contingency structure (20%), earnest money (10%), closing timeline (10%), and seller credits (10%). It produces a 0–100 score with an accept, counter, or reject read for each offer. Agents enter the terms of one offer or several, see them ranked on the same scale in real time, and generate a branded PDF report a client can actually follow in minutes. Because the engine scores contract terms only (it has no fields for buyer names, demographics, or personal letters), the recommendation is consistent, documented, and defensible. Plans range from a free tier to Pro at $69/month with a 7-day free trial.

How does OfferSignal's offer scoring work?

Each offer is scored across six weighted categories: price relative to list at 30%, financing certainty at 20%, contingency structure at 20%, earnest money at 10%, closing timeline at 10%, and seller credits at 10%. Price carries the most weight, but a high number attached to shaky financing or heavy contingencies is not scored as a strong offer. Earnest money is measured as a percentage of price rather than a flat dollar amount, financing is judged on pre-approval depth and documented proof of funds, and timeline is scored against what the seller actually needs rather than raw speed. The engine produces an overall 0–100 score for every offer so agents can compare them on one scale and explain the recommendation clearly. In OfferSignal's five-offer sample analysis, the highest-priced offer ranked fourth once the full terms were scored.

Who is OfferSignal for?

OfferSignal is built for licensed real estate agents on both sides of the transaction. Buyer's agents use Buyer Mode to pressure-test an offer before submission. The score shows where the offer is weak, and scenario testing shows how changes like raising earnest money or shortening the close move the number before the client signs anything. Listing agents use Listing Mode to compare up to ten incoming offers side by side, ranked on one scale, with an accept-or-counter read on each, which is most useful when several offers land on a weekend and the seller wants an answer Monday morning. High-volume agents use the Unlimited plan when deal flow outgrows Pro's structure. In every mode the engine reads contract terms only, so the analysis stays consistent from deal to deal and agent to agent.

Is there a free plan?

Yes. The Free plan includes one deal per month with up to two offers scored, enough to run a real comparison before paying anything. Starter at $29/month covers 10 analyses per month with up to three offers per deal and Buyer PDF export. Pro at $69/month is the working agent's plan: unlimited analyses, up to ten offers per deal, both Buyer and Listing PDF reports, agent branding with your photo and logo, and scenario testing. Unlimited at $99/month removes the per-deal offer cap and every other ceiling. Every paid plan is month to month with no contract, and you can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel from your account settings at any time, and changes are prorated automatically. Pro also includes a 7-day free trial, so the full toolkit can be tested on a live deal before the first charge.

Can I try Pro before paying?

Yes. Pro includes a 7-day free trial with full access to everything in the plan: unlimited analyses, up to ten offers per deal, Buyer and Listing modes, scenario testing, and branded PDF reports with your photo and logo. Starting the trial requires a credit card, but nothing is charged until the seven days end, and you can cancel any time during the trial from your account settings with no charge at all. If you don't cancel, the trial converts automatically to a paid Pro subscription at $69/month. Seven days is enough time to run a real listing's offers or pressure-test a buyer's offer end to end (score it, adjust the terms, and hand the finished PDF report to an actual client) before deciding whether the tool has paid for itself.

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