Sell your house to a robot
The bot runs the numbers in about a minute. You negotiate from your couch
Will the bot pay more than a human? Only one way to find out
- Free to ask
- No obligation
- No showings
No commissions or fees
Nothing to pay to sell, and we cover the usual closing costs
Sold as-is
No repairs, no cleaning, no staging
You pick the closing date
Next week or next season, it's your call
Zero obligation
Asking is free and you can say no for any reason
Will a robot pay more than a human investor?
Honest answer? Nobody knows until they see your house. Not us, and not the guy with the clipboard either
Here's what we do know. The bot doesn't need a kitchen-table meeting and never pulls the "let me check with my partner" move. It runs the numbers the second you hit send, puts a real cash offer on the table, and lets you negotiate right there in the chat
So ask the bot, and push back if you like. The only bad move is never finding out what the robot would have paid
The usual investor
$???,???
After a walkthrough, a sales pitch, and a "let me talk to my partner"
The bot
$???,???
After about 60 seconds of questions. Then counter, accept, or walk away
Three steps. Zero kitchen-table meetings
Tell the bot about your house
Your address, a few details, and how soon you'd like to move. It takes about a minute and you don't need photos
Get the bot's number on the spot
It runs your answers through our buying rules and puts a cash offer on the table, subject to a quick comps check and an inspection. If your house needs a human look, you'll hear back within 24 hours
Counter, accept, or walk away
Negotiate right in the chat. Agree on a number and the bot sends one of its human employees to handle the paperwork and your closing date. Not feeling it? Say no thanks. The bot doesn't do guilt trips
Haggle with a human, or deal with a robot?
Same result: your house sold for cash. Here's how the old routine stacks up against the bot
| The usual investor | The bot | |
|---|---|---|
| Getting a number | Getting a numberBooks a walkthrough, then gets back to you | Puts a number on the table in about a minute |
| Hours | HoursWeekdays, maybe Saturday | Takes requests 24/7, holidays included |
| Visits to get an offer | Visits to get an offerUsually two or three | None |
| Negotiating | NegotiatingAcross your kitchen table, with a clipboard | By chat, from your couch, at your pace |
| The partner move | The partner move"Let me check with my partner" | No partner. The math is the math |
| Who's in charge | Who's in chargeA guy with a clipboard | The bot. Its human employees do the paperwork |
| Pressure | PressureThis deal is only good today | Say yes, no, or not yet |
| Nice house, big loan | Nice house, big loanUsually walks away | Can talk terms to get you closer to your price |
| Closing date | Closing dateWhatever suits them | Whatever suits you |
The usual investor is a composite of the old-school haggle routine, not any one company
The bot has seen it all, and it doesn't judge
Ugly, inherited, rented out, or perfectly fine. If your situation is on this list, the bot wants to hear about it
Inherited a house
Paperwork, a full garage, and a family group chat with opinions. The bot keeps the sale simple
It needs big repairs
Roof, foundation, or a kitchen from 1974. Sell it the way it is and let someone else swing the hammer
Tired of being a landlord
Tenants, turnovers, and 2 a.m. calls about the water heater. Hand the keys to a robot
Behind on payments
When the calendar matters, a fast and certain number helps you weigh your options
Moving for work
New job, new city, no time for months of showings and open houses
Divorce or a big life change
One clean, simple sale so everyone can move forward
The bot only posts real reviews
No stock photos, no "Linda from Ohio" who doesn't exist. Reviews go up here after real closings. Until then, here's what the bot is actually doing, straight from its log
Sell to the bot and you could be one of the first reviews people read here
Get the bot's offer on your houseBot live log
Bot is online. First offers print here
Real numbers. Updated every minute
Go ahead. Ask the robot
Worst case, you learn what a cash buyer would pay without a single showing. Best case, you pick a closing date and never paint that hallway