Here's exactly what happens
List a property, receive offers, negotiate terms, and track every step to closing — all from one platform.
Found a home you want? Here's how to make your move without the guesswork.
1
Find the property
Browse listings on Aletheia or enter a property code if the seller shared one with you directly. You’ll see the home’s details, the seller’s preferences, and any questions other buyers have already asked.
2
Submit your offer
Fill out a simple form with your price, how you plan to pay (cash or with a loan), your preferred closing date, and any conditions that are important to you. It takes about 10 minutes.
3
Pay the $149 offer fee
Each offer costs $149 to submit. This is a flat fee, not a commission — and it ensures every offer a seller receives is serious. Counter-offers are always free.
4
Get a response
You’ll be notified the moment the seller responds. If they counter, you’ll see exactly what changed, in plain English. No phone tag. No wondering if they saw your offer.
5
Accept, counter, or move on
If the seller counters, you can accept their terms, counter again, or walk away. If they accept, Aletheia walks you through next steps — earnest money, inspections, and closing.
Your information is protected at every step
Aletheia is built on the same security standards used by financial institutions — because a home purchase deserves that level of care.
Everything is encrypted
All data in transit and at rest is encrypted using industry-standard TLS encryption. Your personal and financial information is never exposed.
Every action is recorded
Aletheia keeps a complete audit trail of every offer, counter, acceptance, and message — timestamped and tamper-evident. If there's ever a question about what was agreed to, the record is right here.
Offers are legally structured
Offer submissions are valid under Utah UETA and the federal E-SIGN Act, making them digitally signed and legally valid. Every offer you submit or receive carries the same weight as a signed paper document.
Aletheia is not a licensed real estate broker or attorney. The site facilitates the offer process — it does not provide legal or financial advice. For questions specific to your situation, consult a licensed professional.
Ready to get started?
Create a free account and list your first property or browse available homes. You only pay when you submit an offer or list a property.