For buyers

Make your property offer with a clearer process.

Openr helps buyers prepare for timed private-treaty offer campaigns, register interest, complete the required checks and submit offers with less guesswork.

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Prepare, register, offer Timed process
Buyer workflow

Know what happens before you offer

Each campaign is controlled by the agent, but the steps are designed to make buyer preparation and participation easier to follow.

1

Find the property

Open the campaign link or browse available campaigns in your country once you have an account.

2

Create your account

Register as a buyer, confirm your email address and keep your contact details ready for the agent.

3

Upload ID

Submit identity documents so the agent can review your registration before approving offer access.

4

Register interest

Ask to participate in the campaign and wait for agent approval before the offer form unlocks.

5

Review documents and terms

Read the campaign information, documents, announcements and offer-process terms before submitting.

6

Make or revise your offer

Submit your price and conditions during the timed offer period, then revise if the campaign allows it.

Before the offer

Get ready before the timer matters

Buyer access can depend on email confirmation, ID review and agent approval. Starting early gives you time to prepare without rushing when the campaign is already live.

  • Confirm your email after creating your account
  • Upload ID once, then return to the property you were viewing
  • Register interest so the agent can approve your access
  • Request documents or read campaign updates when they are available
Submitting an offer

Your offer includes more than the price

Campaigns can ask for the details an agent and vendor need to assess an offer, including deposit, finance, settlement timing and other conditions.

  • See the campaign timing and offer mode before participating
  • Add price, deposit, finance and settlement details
  • Accept the campaign terms before lodging an offer
  • Receive campaign announcements from the agent when updates are posted
What buyers can expect

A private-treaty process with clearer steps

Timed campaigns

Offer windows have set campaign times so you know when participation opens and closes.

Agent approval

The agent controls buyer approval and verifies identity before offer access is granted.

Property documents

When available, request or review the property documents needed to prepare your offer.

Campaign updates

Announcements keep registered buyers informed when the agent posts new information.

Privacy controls

Campaign mode determines what buyers can see, with private/ranked campaigns hiding competitor amounts.

Offer revisions

Where permitted, you can update your offer details during the campaign window.

For agents

Running a campaign?

Openr gives agents tools for property setup, buyer approvals, document requests, announcements, offer history and vendor review. Pay per campaign when you need it, or choose an optional monthly subscription for unlimited campaign publishing.

Campaigns property and offer setup
Approvals buyer access control
Review vendor-ready summaries
FAQ

Buyer questions

Is this an auction?

No. Openr supports timed private-treaty offer campaigns. Offers are submitted through the platform and the contract process remains separate.

Can I offer immediately after registering?

Usually you need to confirm your email, upload ID, register interest and be approved by the agent before the offer form is available.

Can other buyers see my details?

No. Buyer identity and offer details are handled through role-based access. Campaign mode controls whether current offer amounts or only ranking information is shown.

What happens after the offer period?

The agent and vendor review the offers. Any contract or acceptance process happens separately from the platform.

Ready to prepare?

Create your buyer account before the campaign closes.

Confirm your email, upload ID and register interest early so the agent has time to review your access.