Making an Offer or Letter of Intent

Offers are created directly inside the platform.

When creating an offer, you can enter:

• The proposed purchase price.

• Deposit terms.

• Expected timeline to close.

• Any exclusivity period.

• Additional terms or notes related to the offer.

These details form the basis of a letter of intent shared with the founder.

After completing the offer details, you submit the offer through the platform.

Once submitted:

• The founder is notified.

• The offer is logged and tracked.

• The offer status is visible to both parties.

All offers remain associated with the specific listing and buyer account.

As a buyer, you can track the status of each offer you submit.

You can see:

• Whether the offer is pending.

• Whether it has been accepted.

• Whether it has been rejected.

• Whether a counter offer has been made.

This allows you to manage multiple negotiations at the same time.

If a founder submits a counter offer:

• You can review the updated terms.

• Decide whether to accept.

• Submit another counter offer if needed.

All negotiation activity stays within the platform and is recorded as part of the deal history.

When a founder accepts your offer:

• A deal is created automatically.

• The deal moves into the next stage.

• Due diligence tasks become available.

From this point onward, the interaction is managed as an active deal rather than a listing discussion.

This page explains:

• How to create and submit an offer.

• How offer status and negotiation work.

• What happens after an offer is accepted.

The next page explains how buyers manage deals and track progress using the Deal Hub.