Sell your home
yourself.
No agent, no commission. The listing, the contract and the buyers, with a solicitor behind you.
Free to list. $1,990 only if you sell to a buyer who came through FIND:HOME. Nothing is public until you say so.
NSW. Preview it free. Solicitor reviewed.
$0
to start
0 min
to answer the questions
No
commission. A fixed $1,990 only if your buyer comes through FIND:HOME
$99 today, then $1,990 only if your buyer comes through FIND:HOME.
Approximately 12 minutes to complete the questions. Registry documents are supplied by third party registries on their own timeframes, and your solicitor finalises the contract.
Free, no account
Before you sell, know these.
Each one takes a minute and ends with what to do next.
- What an agent would cost meA figure, and the Commission Report for your stateOpen
- The NSW seller's checklistThe page now, the one-page PDF by emailOpen
- Could I sell privately?Your plan, by email, with the checklistOpen
- Buyers looking in my postcodeA count, never a nameOpen
- Does my price guide pass the rules?Passes or not, with the reasonOpen
- What my contract would look likeThe first page, on screenOpen
The road, start to settlement
Contract
You are here
List
Market
Match
Inspect
Offers
Exchange and settle
The $99 is step one of seven; the $1,990, only if your buyer comes through FIND:HOME, covers the other six.
Pricing
Fixed. Up front. Only when it works.
$99 today
$1,990 only if your buyer comes through FIND:HOME
Registry documents are charged at cost plus a handling fee. Your solicitor's fee is separate.
An agent takes around 2% of your sale price: about $24,000 on a $1,200,000 home. Free to list. $1,990 only if you sell to a buyer who came through FIND:HOME. When your home sells, you confirm whether your buyer came through FIND:HOME, and the fee is invoiced only when they did.
- Contract of Saleunwatermarked, solicitor-ready$99
- Prescribed documentstitle, plan, certificatesregistry cost, shown first
- Listing, buyers, mappublic or invitation onlyincluded
- Success feeonly if your buyer comes through FIND:HOME$1,990
Solicitor review is billed by the firm: your own at their rates, or Wainwright Legal at the FIND:HOME partner rate.
Example based on 2% commission on a $1,200,000 sale ($24,000). Commission is not regulated in NSW and your agent's rate will differ. Excludes marketing costs, which commonly run $3,000 to $12,000. FIND:HOME is not a licensed real estate agency and does not act for you in the sale.
Straight answers
What people say. What we say back.
- “No agent could ever tell me the difference in fees between selling with them and selling myself.”$99 today, then $1,990 only if your buyer comes through FIND:HOME. An agent on a $1,200,000 home is about $24,000.
- “Get on the coal face and deal with what people are like: bizarre expectations, unrealistic demands, the quagmire of actually selling.”Buyers book inspections on your calendar and write to one inbox. You choose who gets in.
- “Lots of lookers, not so many buyers. Many still need to sell their own home first.”The matchmaker ranks buyers by fit and by readiness, so you talk to the ones who can act.
- “You can't get on realestate.com.au or Domain without an agent.”The big portals only take agency listings. Your buyers are on Facebook, Instagram and Marketplace, and we market there for you.
- “So I pay for a contract and then I'm on my own?”The contract is step one of seven. Listing, marketing, buyers, inspections, offers, exchange and settlement all live here.
- More straight answers
Start here
Tell us where the property is. We take it from there.
A sign-in link puts you on the first question in a minute. Or a person first, within a business day.
Rather we built the listing? Give us the address and check it when it is done.
Everything a sale needs
The tools an agent has. Now they are yours.
01
Your contract, in minutes (NSW)
Answer plain questions. FIND:HOME writes the NSW Contract of Sale. Read the whole draft before you pay.
02
List for free
Photos, map, price, your words. Public, or quiet and invitation only.
03
Talk to buyers yourself
Buyers write to you through the listing. You reply, send the contract, and bring in your solicitor when it gets serious.
04
A solicitor behind you
Wainwright Legal at the partner rate, or your own. They finalise the contract inside the platform.
Why this exists
The big portals only let licensed agents list your home. We don't think you should need one.
Selling your own home has always been legal in NSW. What stood in the way was the paperwork and the shop window. We do the first and give you the second, for a fee instead of a percentage.
How it works
Three steps between you and a sale.
01
Answer
About you, the property and how you want to sell. Twelve minutes.
02
Check
Read the draft. Change anything. Nothing charged yet.
03
Sell
$99 unlocks it. Registry documents attach, your solicitor finalises, buyers write to you through the listing.
Made in Sydney
Built by a seller, for sellers.
FIND:HOME started with one question: why does selling your own home cost a percentage of it? Built in Sydney, for NSW law, with a Sydney law firm at the table.
Questions
Is it legal to sell without an agent?+
Yes. The contract is the standard NSW Contract for the Sale and Purchase of Land, filled from your answers and finalised by a solicitor before any buyer sees it. The prescribed documents come from the registry through InfoTrack.
Do I need a solicitor?+
Yes, to finalise the contract. Your own, or Wainwright Legal from inside FIND:HOME at the partner rate.
What does it really cost?+
$99 today, then $1,990 only if your buyer comes through FIND:HOME. Registry documents at cost plus handling, shown before you pay. Your solicitor's fee is separate. No sale through FIND:HOME, no fee.
How is that different from an agent?+
An agent takes a percentage: about $24,000 at 2% on a $1,200,000 home. FIND:HOME charges two fixed amounts, $99 today and $1,990 only if your buyer comes through FIND:HOME. Never a percentage.
How do buyers find my home?+
On the FIND:HOME portal, on the map, through the link you share, and through the Facebook and Instagram marketing that comes with every listing. Or quietly: you invite people by email and nobody else sees it.
What does the November 2026 price rule mean for me?+
From November 2026 every NSW home ad must show a price or a range. FIND:HOME listings always have: one figure, or a range no more than 10 per cent wide, never "offers over". The rules in plain words: find-home.com.au/price-rules.
Your home. Your sale.
Your $24,000.
Start the contract. You see the whole draft before you pay.
Get my contract$99 today, then $1,990 only if your buyer comes through FIND:HOME.
Example based on 2% commission on a $1,200,000 sale ($24,000). Commission is not regulated in NSW and your agent's rate will differ. Excludes marketing costs, which commonly run $3,000 to $12,000. FIND:HOME is not a licensed real estate agency and does not act for you in the sale.