Listing to signed agreement

Four steps, and nothing binds until both of you sign.

This is the whole process: publish your listing, receive structured offers, negotiate each term to agreement, then sign. You make every decision along the way, and the whole negotiation is written down as it happens.

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  • Reviewed before it publishes
  • Every counter round recorded
  • Free to list and sell

Your sale, step by step

  1. Create your listingPublished once it passes our reviewDone
  2. Receive and negotiateOffers in one list, counters round by roundIn progress
  3. The clean final offerEvery term agreed, in one placeNext
  4. Sign and closeUnlocks once every term is agreedLocked
Step 1 — Create your listing

Submit it, and it publishes after review.

Upload your photos, set your own asking price, and add the details buyers ask about. You verify your identity, upload a document showing you own the property, and sign the Platform Agreement; the listing publishes once it passes our quality review.

We do not suggest a price. That judgment is yours, or one for a licensed professional you choose to hire.

Cost to list
Free
Who sets the price
You
Exclusivity period
None
Before it goes live
Quality review
Identity check
Both sides
Step 2 — Receive and negotiate

Every offer in one list, every term of each.

Buyers submit on a structured offer form assembled from the terms they enter — not an email, and not a PDF you have to decode. You are notified as offers arrive.

  • Counter any term: price, deposit, possession date, conditions, and inclusions
  • Every round preserved, in order
  • Nothing is lost, overwritten, or forgotten between rounds
A seller's received-offers list: one offer agreed at $750,000 on round two, waiting on the seller's signature.
The offer that needs you first, with its round, its deposit, and the step it is waiting on.

App screens show sample data. The properties, prices, and people are illustrative, and nothing shown is for sale.

Step 3 — The clean final offer

Agreement comes before signature, not after.

This is the part that is genuinely different. Both sides negotiate every term to agreement before anything goes out for signing — no signing first and sorting the conditions out later.

By the time anyone signs, there is nothing left to discover in it. Each side is looking at the same terms, in the same words, in the same round.

A buyer's offer screen at round two: the seller's $740,000 counter beside the buyer's $725,000, with each term that changed.
Round two: the counter beside your offer, with every term that moved and every one that did not.

App screens show sample data. The properties, prices, and people are illustrative, and nothing shown is for sale.

Step 4 — Sign and close

Sign, then hand it to your lawyer.

Both sides sign electronically. The deposit goes to a lawyer’s trust account and never to RealEasy®.

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In the hand-off package

  • The signed agreement
  • Its certificate of completion
  • A round-by-round summary of the negotiation

Frozen at signature

Each stage’s terms are captured in a write-once snapshot with a cryptographic hash, so the version you signed is the version that stands.

Why a percentage changes the math

Two sales, nearly identical work, twice the commission.

A percentage charges you for your home's value, not for the work involved. Here is the same structure applied to two homes.

A $400,000 home

Commission at 7% / 3%$16,000
RealEasy$0

A $900,000 home

Commission at 7% / 3%$31,000
RealEasy$0

On RealEasy, neither sale pays RealEasy anything. What a commission would have cost stays with you.

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How this is calculated. The comparison uses a commission structure of 7% on the first $100,000 and 3% on the balance, a structure commonly quoted in Alberta. Real estate commissions are negotiable and vary by brokerage and listing agreement — your actual figure may differ. It excludes any compensation you choose to offer a buyer's agent. RealEasy charges sellers and buyers no fee to list or sell; optional items such as signs will be sold separately. This estimate is for illustration and is not financial or legal advice.

The record

Your transaction, permanently recorded.

Every offer, counter, revision, and signature is written to an append-only history — not by convention, but enforced by the database itself. Corrections are added as new entries; nothing is overwritten.

Every change hash-chained

Every round and its outcome is written to an append-only record, and each change is hash-chained to the one before it. Alter the record after the fact and verifying the chain shows it.

You can always show what was agreed

If a question ever arises about a term, a date, or a round, you can produce it exactly, with timestamps.

A file for your lawyer, not a folder of emails

The signed agreement, its certificate, and a round-by-round summary of the negotiation, in one package you download and take to them.

Retained for seven years

Legally significant records are kept for a minimum of seven years, and remain available to you throughout.

What we do, and what we don't.

We are a technology platform, not a brokerage. We would rather be clear about the line now than have you find it later.

We do
  • Host your listing
  • Provide the structured offer form
  • Run the negotiation workflow
  • Verify identities on both sides
  • Schedule showings from your availability
  • Handle e-signature
  • Keep the permanent record
We don't
  • Suggest what to list at
  • Tell you whether an offer is good
  • Recommend what to counter with
  • Host your showings
  • Hold your deposit
  • Provide legal services or real estate advice

Those decisions and services belong to you and to the professionals you choose to hire. Consult a qualified Alberta real estate lawyer.

Start with step one: your listing.

Listing is free, selling is free, and the first 10 listings get a welcome package with a for sale sign.

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