$249 = your home on the MLS, and all major sales sites. No % at closing. We list it. You sell it.
Drag the slider to your condo's price. A listing agent takes a percentage of the sale; Halyard takes a flat $249, paid once. Nothing comes out at the closing table.
Estimate only. A listing agent typically charges around 3% of the sale price to list and represent the seller; Halyard charges a flat $249 to put your condo on the MLS. If you choose to offer a buyer's-agent commission, that's a separate cost and the same whichever way you list — so it's left out of the comparison above.
Enter the basics online — about ten minutes. No call, no appointment, no waiting on anyone.
Halyard places it on the local MLS and syndicates it to Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin and more — usually within 48 hours.
Showings, offers, and negotiation are yours to run. The portal keeps everything in one place, on your schedule.
Your $249 listing stands on its own. Everything below is optional — add what helps, skip the rest. The total updates as you go.
Selling a place you're not living in? Add the basics, and request a fair quote on anything you can't do from afar — you never have to fly down.
The moves a listing agent would make — done for you, for a fraction of a commission.
Add-on prices are illustrative and billed separately from the $249 listing fee. Some add-on services are fulfilled by independent third-party vendors.
We've sold condos in these buildings for years — we know the towers, the HOAs, the buyers who actually show up. We just got tired of watching owners hand over twelve or thirteen thousand dollars to do something that doesn't cost that anymore.
So we built the version we'd want to use: the same MLS, the same Zillow and Realtor.com, the same exposure the big firms give you — without the commission nobody ever quite explains.
Consider this your inside line.
Selling it yourself doesn't mean working it out alone. Every listing comes with the same playbook — step-by-step checklists, ready-to-use document templates, and a pricing worksheet you fill in yourself. The part other flat-fee services leave you to figure out on your own.
The Guide is a set of self-help tools and templates. It isn't legal, tax, or financial advice, and it doesn't set your price — you stay in the driver's seat.
The hour your condo hits the local MLS, it syndicates to the sites buyers actually search. No premium tier, no upgrade — it's just how the MLS works.
A $249 listing sounds too cheap to be real. It isn't — it's just unbundled. Here's what you get and what you're agreeing to.
$249, paid once, to put your condo on the MLS. You run the showings, the offers, and the closing. Any buyer's-agent fee is yours to set — or not.
Start my listing →Limited service. Halyard provides a flat-fee MLS listing only. You handle showings, negotiation, and closing yourself. We do not represent you in the transaction beyond placing and maintaining your listing.
No guarantee. A listing is not a guarantee of a sale, a sale price, or a timeline.
Listing agreement. Publishing your listing creates a written listing agreement with Halyard for the listing service. You may request to withdraw your listing before it is under contract; the listing fee already paid is non-refundable. [Terms placeholder.]
Fees. The flat fee is earned for the listing service and is non-refundable once your listing is published. Add-on services are billed separately.
Illustrative figures. Savings and commission figures shown on this site are illustrative estimates, not quotes. Commissions are negotiable and vary by transaction.
Third-party vendors. Add-on services such as photography and photo editing may be performed by independent third-party vendors.
Not advice. Nothing on this site is legal, tax, or financial advice.
[Placeholder disclosure language — to be reviewed and finalized by a licensed Florida real estate attorney before launch.]
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