Platinum Package

The Platinum Package is our highest tier of support. It includes everything you’ll find in our Gold Package, plus a range of professional signage, an inspectional flag, open home directional signs, and screws and ties for installation delivered straight to your door.

Our Platinum Package is designed to give you maximum market visibility and maximum support. Combining online listings with professional for-sale signs, it’s all the benefits of using an agent without the commission fees.

Yes, our Platinum Package gives you more support than our other packages, which can be helpful for selling properties in slower or tougher markets.

Yes, as with all Sale By Homeowner packages, you are 100% in control of the sale price and terms when you choose the Platinum Package.

Yes, you can run private inspections with our Platinum Package. We provide the signage and marketing tools you need, and then you will be in charge of inspections.

“Sell without agents” means you’re not using the traditional full-service model where an agent runs the sale for you day-to-day. You stay closely involved in the selling process, including buyer enquiries, inspections, and negotiations, while we operate as the licensed real estate agency managing the advertising process and helping ensure your listing remains compliant.

Yes. The Platinum Package is designed to be mostly DIY, but homeowners can have as little or as much support as they need. Many sellers find our platform intuitive and easy to use and complete the process with minimal assistance. Others, such as retirees or anyone not confident with computers, often prefer more hands-on help, and our team can support you by phone and online.

You purchase the Platinum Package, create your account, and add your property details, photos, and key information. Our platform includes helpful tutorial videos that walk you through each step.

Our team reviews the listing and any edits to help ensure everything aligns with portal requirements and the relevant state or territory laws and guidelines. Once approved and published, homeowners receive the enquiries linked to the listing and can arrange inspections and negotiate directly, with support available if needed.

Homeowners handle buyer communication day-to-day and receive the enquiries linked to their listing, so you can respond quickly and book inspections. If you want guidance on what to say, how to handle common buyer questions, or how to negotiate, our team can assist.

Presentation and responsiveness are everything. Use strong photos, keep the headline clear, and make the first paragraph easy to skim. Respond quickly to enquiries and have key details ready, such as upgrades, rates, and building information. If you want extra confidence, our licensed team can help review your listing wording and suggest improvements.

The Platinum Package is your all-in-one DIY sales kit, with premium signage and marketing essentials delivered straight to your door via Australia Post. Your property stays listed on leading real estate sites until it’s sold, with no extra fees or commissions beyond your package fee.

It includes everything in our Gold Package, plus:

• 1 x “FOR SALE” sign (700 × 580)
• “SOLD” and “UNDER CONTRACT” signs
• 1 x large “Open For Inspection” flag
• 2 x “OPEN HOME” directional signs
• Screws and ties for installation
• Express postage via Australia Post

All listings and edits are reviewed and checked before publishing to help ensure the content is compliant with the relevant state or territory laws, industry guidelines, and portal guidelines. This is an important part of how we support homeowners while operating as the licensed agency managing the advertising process.

Yes. Homeowners are required to provide proof of ownership documents to verify the listing. This typically includes photo ID and a current council rates notice for the property. Our team will contact you to request these, and in some cases, we may also phone you for additional verification.

Before you launch your listing, check our Helpful Links menu and read the Legal Requirements Before Listing section. Some states require sellers to have documents ready before marketing begins, such as a contract of sale or property disclosure documents. If you’re unsure what applies to you, review that section first, then contact our team for guidance.

Yes. You can write it yourself, ask our team for guidance, or use our tools. Many homeowners use our free AI tools to generate a professional headline and description in seconds. When logged into your account, go to the Free AI Tools section, enter a few details, and you’ll get a strong ad draft you can paste into your listing and tweak to suit your home.

Start with the lead photo and headline because they drive clicks. Next, review pricing, since price is the most common reason enquiries slow down. Then tighten the first paragraph so it highlights the best features immediately. If you want, our team can review your listing and recommend practical changes to improve response.

You can negotiate directly with the buyer, then engage a conveyancer or solicitor to manage the contract and settlement. If you want guidance on the steps, our team can help you understand what usually happens next, while your conveyancer handles the legal work.

You do. Unlike many traditional full-service agents, our process gives homeowners the ability to price their own property. Agents can often be wrong with appraisals, and if you asked five different agents for five appraisals, you’d likely get five different suggested price ranges.

With SaleByHomeOwner.com.au, you can market your property at the price you want, and adjust it when you’re ready. There’s no pressure from an agent pushing for price reductions. You set the pace, and you stay in control of the strategy.

A good starting point is to research recently sold prices in your area. Go to the sold sections on realestate.com.au and Domain, look up your suburb, and compare your home to properties that have sold recently. Try to view your home from a buyer’s perspective and aim for a realistic market price based on what similar homes are actually selling for, not just what’s currently listed.

Yes. You can ask real estate agents for an obligation-free market appraisal. They’ll often share recent comparable sales and a suggested price range. Just be aware that some agents may try to pressure you to list with them afterwards, so it helps to be clear upfront and stick to your guns.

If you want a more formal estimate, you can hire a licensed valuer to provide a fair market valuation. These typically cost a few hundred dollars, and valuers are also the professionals banks use when homeowners refinance. It’s optional, but it can be useful if you want extra confidence on price.

A simple strategy is to list the property and reassess every 1 to 2 weeks. Look at enquiries, inspection numbers, and buyer feedback. If interest is low, a small price adjustment can help attract more buyers. This is the same basic process most agents follow, and it often helps move a property toward a sale.