Anonymised private-treaty campaign
A standard three-bedroom home in a commuter market attracted sustained real-time competition and concluded 41.9% above guide, with every offer recorded in a time-stamped history.
serious bidders
recorded offers
from first to final offer
accepted offer above guide
The campaign
The private-treaty listing launched with digital offers enabled. The opening offer arrived just below guide. Over the following nine days, six qualified buyers returned to the live position and responded as the offer level changed.
The final accepted offer was 41.9% above guide. The campaign produced a complete offer history for the vendor and for professional review by solicitors, lenders or valuers.
Property: Three-bedroom semi-detached home
Market: Mature commuter-belt location
Guide band: EUR350,000-EUR450,000
Method: Private treaty with live digital offers enabled from launch
Audience: Owner-occupiers, young families and move-up buyers
Total campaign: Approximately ten days from launch to final offer
Why the outcome matters
A documented demand ladder supports confidence that the market had an open opportunity to compete.
One controlled workflow recorded 52 offers while preserving the agent's role in qualification, communication and acceptance.
Time-stamped events provide granular evidence of demand depth, offer progression and campaign duration.
The customer, address and identifying campaign details are withheld because Beagel operates as white-label infrastructure. Public figures are drawn from the supplied campaign record. The exact price points and evidence pack can be reviewed with qualified buyers under NDA. Any offer-progression visual is illustrative, with its start, end and duration aligned to the recorded campaign; it should not be interpreted as the exact timestamp of each individual offer.
Enterprise evaluation
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