The strongest offer is not always the highest offer.
Compare effective net proceeds, financing documentation, contingencies, deposit, seller-timeline fit, and closing readiness.
Part of the Seller Money Center
How should a seller compare multiple offers?
Start with effective net value, then evaluate execution certainty separately. A buyer’s financing, contingency scope, deposit, proposed closing, possession flexibility, and readiness can materially change the seller’s risk even when the headline price looks attractive.
Private device draft. Your entries are saved only in this browser. Clearing browser data may erase them. No signup is required to compare offers.
Step 1
Set the seller’s context once
The same property facts and timing preferences apply to every offer.
Step 2
Choose what matters most
Weights are normalized. Changing a preset never changes the underlying offer facts.
Step 3
Enter up to five offers
Financing and funds
Contingencies
Timing and readiness
The complete ranking and sensitivity analysis will appear below.
Enter the seller priorities and offer terms above, then compare offers.
Offer comparison questions
Is the highest real estate offer always the best offer?
No. Seller credits, financing uncertainty, broad contingencies, timing conflicts, and closing readiness can make a lower headline offer stronger under the seller’s priorities.
Does the score predict whether an offer will close?
No. The score is deterministic decision support based on entered terms. It is not a probability, credit decision, or legal conclusion.
Can I compare cash and financed offers?
Yes. Cash removes lender dependencies, while financed offers can gain certainty from underwriting, documented funds, lower leverage, and a confirmed lender timeline.
Are my offers saved to Botway?
Not automatically. The public calculator keeps a device-only browser draft. Emailing a report is an explicit request and creates or matches a Botway Inquiry.
What this covers
- What it answers
- Compare up to five offers across economics, financing, contingencies, timing, and preparedness.
- Who it is for
- Owners getting ready to sell.
- What you enter
- Economic-value priority (1-5) · Closing-certainty priority (1-5) · Timeline-fit priority (1-5) · Preferred closing timeline · Offer label · Offer price · All cash · Down payment · Preapproval · Proof of funds supplied
- What it does not cover
- The model organizes entered terms. It does not predict closing, determine enforceability, recommend acceptance, or replace attorney and broker review.