Offerpad vs Home Posted: which one nets me more?

On the same house, Home Posted sellers typically net more because there is no service fee. Offerpad's 6% service fee on a $300,000 home is $18,000, a Home Posted buyer absorbs closing costs and pays the offer price as-written.

Does Offerpad buy houses outside Sunbelt states?

No. Offerpad's footprint is concentrated in AZ, TX, FL, NC, GA and a few neighbors. Home Posted operates nationwide.

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Home Posted vs Offerpad

Offerpad operates a similar iBuyer model to Opendoor, algorithmic cash offers in select metros, mostly across the Sunbelt. Their fee structure typically runs 6-10% all-in once service fees and repair credits are tallied, and like Opendoor, they re-trade offers after inspection.

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Offerpad vs Home Posted at a glance.

Attribute

Offerpad

Home Posted

Service fee

~6% service fee + repair credits

$0, buyer pays closing costs

Offer type

Cash only

Cash AND owner-finance scenario

Typical close

8–90 days

7–21 days

Footprint

~20 Sunbelt metros

All 50 states

Repairs required

Commissions

None

Where Offerpad shines

Free local move (in qualifying markets)
Extended stay / sell-and-stay options
Faster than a traditional listing

Where Offerpad falls short

6-10% all-in cost once service fee + repair credits are counted
Limited to roughly 20 Sunbelt metros
No owner-finance option
Offer often drops after inspection

Footprint

~20 Sunbelt metros (AZ, TX, FL, NC, GA, etc.)

Fee structure

6% service fee + post-inspection repair credits.

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