Find every buyer in the market.

BuyFinder gives agents one structured workflow for conjunction deals. You create a listing, invite collaborating agents, document agreements digitally, record buyer introductions and manage offers in one place.

A conjunction is when multiple agents collaborate on the sale of a property. BuyFinder helps structure that collaboration through one controlled workflow, so the process is easier to manage for agents and clearer to communicate to vendors.

BuyFinder is designed for licensed real estate agents who need a more professional way to manage conjunction around active or off-market campaigns.

Manual conjunctions usually rely on calls, texts, scattered emails and informal agreements. That might work for one deal, but it does not scale. BuyFinder replaces that with one structured workflow, a shared record of activity and better visibility across the deal, so you can run multiple conjunctions at once without anything slipping through the cracks.

Yes. BuyFinder supports both broader invitations and hand-picked, invite-only collaboration so you can decide exactly who participates in a conjunction.

BuyFinder maintains a structured record of invitations, agreement activity, buyer registrations, offer activity and key workflow actions across the campaign.

When a campaign needs broader reach, BuyFinder gives agents a more structured next step. Instead of informal behind-the-scenes outreach, you can show that collaboration is being managed through one clear workflow.

Only if a conjunction agent's buyer is the one who purchases. If that happens, it means you didn't have a buyer who would have bought at that price anyway, so the commission shared came from a deal that wouldn't have existed without them. If your own buyer buys, you keep every cent, exactly as normal. BuyFinder doesn't change the economics of a sale. It just puts more buyers in the mix and ensures that if you do conjunct, everything is clean, documented, and on your terms.

The buyer a conjunction agent brings wasn't in your database to begin with, so it's not a relationship you're losing. You still run the deal, close the sale, and own the vendor relationship from start to finish. In fact, the real risk to future business is a campaign that drags on without a result. A conjunction that gets the deal done protects your vendor relationship far better than one that doesn't. And it's still your job to close the sale, which means you get the chance to build a relationship with that new buyer too.

Your listing is already public on realestate.com.au. Competitors can already see it and may already be calling your vendor. BuyFinder doesn't create that risk, it just gives you a structured way to get ahead of it. A brief conversation with your vendor before you open to conjunction keeps them informed, positions you as proactive, and means they're far less likely to be swayed when other agents come calling.

Off-market is where BuyFinder is most powerful. There is no public listing, no days-on-market counter, and no market signal. You choose exactly which agents get access, lock in the terms, and the entire arrangement is documented. Nothing moves without your approval. When the exclusive period ends, you can widen the net in a controlled way and go back to your vendor with a clear plan, while remaining the gatekeeper throughout.

Not at all. Whether to conjunct, when, and with whom is entirely your decision. Some agents use BuyFinder from day one to maximise buyer exposure from launch. Others activate it mid-campaign when momentum slows, or at listing renewal when they need a concrete next step to show their vendor. You use it when it makes sense. $399 per listing, no subscription, no lock-in.

Yes, and the conversation is straightforward. BuyFinder is an additional buyer-sourcing channel: instead of waiting for buyers to find the listing on a portal, it goes direct to agents who already have buyers ready to go. Most vendors understand that framing immediately. Some agents include the $399 activation as part of the campaign marketing budget. Vendors already approve REA and Domain spend, and this sits comfortably alongside that. A quick conversation before you publish means no surprises, keeps your vendor confident you are being transparent, and positions you as someone taking real action.

Absolutely. The $399 activation is a legitimate campaign cost and sits naturally alongside other marketing expenses like portal advertising, photography, or signage. Many agents present it that way at the listing presentation and vendors are generally comfortable approving it. It is a cost tied directly to finding a buyer, which is exactly what vendors want.

BuyFinder is $399 per listing with no monthly subscription. Each listing includes the full conjunction workflow: agent invitations, digital agreements, buyer registration, offer management, and activity recording. You only pay when you use it.

A listing activation includes the full conjunction workflow for that property: agent invitations, digital agreement handling, buyer registration, structured offer handling and activity recording.

No. BuyFinder is pay-per-listing so you only pay when you need it. Office subscriptions are coming soon for teams who want to run conjunctions across multiple listings at a lower cost per listing.