The questions enterprise buyers ask before evaluation

Beagel is white-label property offer infrastructure for portals, MLSs, brokerages and estate agencies. It connects buyer registration, permissioning, live offers, notifications and auditable records.

No. Agents retain qualification, communication, negotiation and acceptance responsibilities. The platform makes those workflows available, consistent and evidenced.

Yes. Buyer-facing journeys, configured sender identities and deployment options are designed for white-label use.

Yes, after the sending domain is authenticated using SPF and DKIM, with DMARC applied where relevant to the deployment.

Yes. The objective is one auditable offer ledger, not the forced removal of established agent-managed channels.

Deployments may use hosted white-label interfaces, APIs, webhooks, SSO and connections to listing, CRM and transaction systems.

Public evidence includes anonymised operating profiles, a detailed case study, DCU-led field research and an independent Inman technology review. Deeper methodology can be reviewed under NDA.

Beagel runs on Microsoft Azure and supports encrypted transport, configurable access roles, activity records and enterprise identity options including SAML and OIDC.

The core target buyers are property portals, MLS and association operators, enterprise brokerages, estate agency groups and real estate technology platforms.

Timing depends on integration and governance scope. A working session establishes the systems, roles, data and launch path before any estimate is made.

Pricing reflects deployment type, scale, integration scope and operating requirements. Enterprise proposals are scoped rather than published as generic tiers.

The first conversation maps your current workflow and decision criteria. Beagel then recommends a technical evaluation, evidence review or commercial scope rather than a generic demo.