Sharing a deal publicly and collecting offers
The Dispo panel in each deal room lets you generate a shareable buyer-facing link for a property and collect inbound offers — no login required for buyers.
How it works
- 1Open the deal room for the property you want to share.
- 2In the Dispo panel's Package step, toggle Public listing to the on position.
- 3A share URL appears in the format
https://dispostack.com/deal/{share-id}. - 4Click Copy link to copy it to your clipboard.
- 5Click Preview to open it in a new tab and see what buyers will see.
What buyers see on the public page
The public deal page is clean and intentionally limited:
| Shown | Hidden |
|---|---|
| Address, city, state | Your private deal-room notes — these never appear publicly |
| Beds, baths, sqft, year built | Internal deal status (shown only as "Available" or "Under Contract") |
| ARV, repair estimate, and asking price (labeled as estimates) | Other deal room details |
| The Pitch, if you've written one | Account internals |
| A flip calculator buyers can adjust with their own numbers | View count (yours only — buyers never see it; the count of offers received does show as an "N offers so far" note) |
| Terms & process (contract type, EMD, key dates, title company, occupancy, access, how buying works) | Comps you excluded in your analysis — only the comps you kept are shown |
| Your logo and a "Listed by" card with your company name and deal contact | |
| Comparable sales you selected, with a clearly-labeled comp-based value estimate | |
| Your repair breakdown line items with a computed total | |
| Deal factors computed from the listing's own numbers | |
| Your deal package documents (locked until a buyer leaves their email) | |
| FAQ | |
| Interest and offer form |
The page includes a noindex robots meta tag — it is not indexed by search engines. It is designed for direct sharing only.
Configuring your deal page
The Package step of the Dispo panel includes a Deal page card where you control what buyers see:
- Sections — turn any section on or off with a single toggle: The Pitch, Deal Numbers, Flip Calculator, Property Facts, Terms & Process, and FAQ. The offer form always stays on. A section with nothing to show (for example, Deal Numbers with no price entered) is skipped automatically even when it's toggled on.
- The Pitch — a short write-up in your own words about the property and the opportunity. Lead with the money — what makes this deal worth a buyer's time — since it shows near the top of the page. Leave it blank to hide the section.
- Deal highlights — four checkmarks buyers see next to the offer button: Assignable contract, Title opened, Access available, and Cash or hard money. Turn one on only when it's true for this deal — they display with a "per the seller" note, so they're your declarations, not platform-verified facts.
- Deal contact — who buyers should reach about this deal. Leave both fields blank and the page uses your account's company phone everywhere. Enter a name and number to route just this deal to a specific person — the call buttons and the "Listed by" card on this deal's page switch to that contact, and nothing else changes.
- Repair breakdown — optional line items (roof, flooring, kitchen…) that render as a Repair Breakdown section with a computed total. Leave it empty to hide the section.
- Comparable sales — shown automatically from your latest Run Numbers analysis: only the comps you kept in your comp selection appear, along with a comp-based value estimate that states exactly how it was computed. Excluded comps never show. Run an analysis (or adjust your comp selection) and the page updates on the next visit.
- Deal factors — computed highlights like "Priced at 67% of ARV" or "Repairs ≈ 13% of ARV", derived only from this listing's own numbers. There's nothing to configure — the section appears when the underlying numbers exist, and every card says exactly where its figure comes from.
- FAQ — add the questions buyers ask most, with your own answers. If you don't add any, a set of sensible defaults about offers, assignments, EMD, and showings is shown instead.
- Views · offers stat — once your listing is public, the card shows a running count like "47 views · 3 offers" so you can see at a glance how much attention the page is getting. This count is for you only — it is never shown to buyers.
- Buyers see your changes immediately — there's nothing to publish or wait on. Save, and the live page updates on the next visit.
Deal package documents (email-gated downloads)
The Package step also has a Deal package documents card. Attach up to 10 due-diligence documents — the purchase contract, disclosures, a comps report, photos as files — and your public deal page gains a Deal package section listing them with a lock. A buyer enters their email to unlock time-limited download links, and:
- The unlock is recorded with their email (and name, if given) — a captured buyer lead.
- You get an email notification each time, and the deal room's activity feed logs it.
- Download links expire after an hour; the buyer can re-enter their email for fresh ones.
Buyers are told plainly that their email goes to you. Deleting a document removes it for new visitors immediately.
Sharing the page on your own domain
If your account has a website (your subdomain or a connected custom domain), every public deal page is also live on that domain at the same /deal/... path — same page, your web address. The Package step shows each branded link with its own copy button next to the standard link. This works on every plan. A deal page only ever serves on domains that belong to your account.
Why does my deal already have a photo?
Every deal gets a street-level photo of the property automatically, as soon as it has an address — you don't have to upload anything first. You'll see it on the Package step preview, your public deal page, and your Deal Rooms list card. The moment you upload your own photos, your first photo takes over as the hero image everywhere it's shown (the Package step preview, the public page, and the deals list) and the automatic one disappears. Buyer blast emails only include a hero photo once you've uploaded one, so upload at least one before you blast if you want the email to have a photo. If a deal has no usable address, or no photo is available for that address, a plain neutral placeholder image is shown instead — never a broken image icon.
Disabling the link
Toggle Public listing off at any time. The URL will return a 404 immediately. No buyer data is deleted — existing submitted offers remain visible in your inbox.
Collecting offers
When a buyer submits the form on the public page:
- 1A new row appears in the "Public offers" inbox in the Blast step of your Dispo panel.
- 2A "New buyer offer from {name}" system note is added to the deal room activity feed.
- 3The Dashboard "Needs attention" card shows the count of new unreviewed offers.
This "Public offers" inbox is separate from "Your offers" just below it — the cash-offer numbers you build yourself with Run the numbers. Both live in the Blast step; they track two different things (what buyers sent you vs. what you've offered), so neither one replaces the other.
Managing offers
In the Dispo panel's Blast step, each row in "Public offers" shows the buyer's name, contact info, optional offer amount, message, and submission age.
Use the status dropdown on each offer to move it through the lifecycle:
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| New | Just arrived, not yet reviewed |
| Reviewed | You have read it and are considering |
| Accepted | You are moving forward with this buyer |
| Rejected | Not a fit for this deal |
Accepting or rejecting automatically logs a system note in the activity feed.
Rate limiting
The public form is rate-limited to 10 submissions per share link per minute to prevent spam.