How StrikePrice works
Simple for sellers. Transparent for buyers. Better than the alternative for everyone.
For sellers
Name your price. We do the rest.
Set your Strike Price
Every homeowner has a number. The price that would make you say yes without hesitation. Enter it. Own it. That's your Strike Price.
List for free in minutes
Add your photos, upload your documents, and go live. No agent required. No open homes unless you want them. No obligation to sell until someone meets your price.
Wait for your match
Serious buyers browse StrikePrice specifically because they're done with auctions. When someone meets your Strike Price, we connect you and move to contract — fast, transparent, fully documented.
Sell on your terms
You choose the settlement period. You've already set the price. StrikePrice generates the contract documentation automatically. You pay 1% at settlement — and nothing if you don't sell.
For buyers
Find properties that aren't even officially for sale.
Browse fixed-price listings
Every property on StrikePrice has one price. No guessing. No under-quoting. No showing up to an auction and watching it blow $200K past the reserve. The price you see is the price you pay.
Review everything upfront
Before you spend a dollar, you can see the builder's report, planning certificates, title details and full property disclosure. No surprises at settlement.
Submit an Expression of Interest
Found a property you love at a price that's fair? Submit an EOI. Pay a $1,000 commitment fee to arrange an inspection. That $1,000 goes toward your deposit if you proceed.
Meet the Strike Price. Own the property.
No negotiation. No competition. No auction day nerves. If you're ready to pay the Strike Price, the property is yours. Simple as that.
StrikePrice vs the old way
| Traditional Agent | Auction | StrikePrice | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seller fee | 2–3% | 2–3% + auction fees | 1% at settlement only |
| Cost to list | Varies | Varies | Free |
| Price transparency | Under-quoting common | Unknown until hammer falls | Fixed from day one |
| Documents upfront | Rarely | Sometimes | Always |
| Negotiation | Yes | Yes | No |
| Obligation to sell | Yes (once listed) | Yes (above reserve) | No |
| Off-market properties | No | No | Yes |