Every other platform gets paid for trying. Homish gets paid for succeeding. Here is precisely how that works, step by step, rupee by rupee, with nothing hidden in the middle.
The fee model is not a pricing detail. It quietly decides whose interests a platform actually serves.
Paid on the strength of a relationship, with pressure tactics and fake urgency doing much of the persuading.
You buy a plan, or an owner buys a boost, and the platform is paid whether or not a single person ever moves in.
Browse, list and visit at no cost. Make an offer and the fee is blocked, never taken, until the day you actually get the home.
Watch the two counters as you click through. One fills the moment you make an offer. The other sits at zero right until final property closure.
Searching is free, listing is free and every site visit is free. When you find a home worth committing to, you send a price straight to the owner. Submitting that offer and authorising the mandate are one and the same action, so the fee amount is spoken for from this moment.
Authorised straight away. Still not a single rupee debited.
Held in your own account under the mandate. Visible to you, not spendable, not collected.
This line stays at zero for every step until the deal actually closes.
Illustrated on a ₹1 Cr purchase at 0.25% per side. Your own figure is worked out in the calculator below.
Two instruments, and they do not behave identically. What they share is the only thing that matters: neither one collects a rupee before closure.
You approve it inside the UPI app you already use. The fee amount is then blocked in your own account, which means you can see it and cannot spend it, while it stays with your bank. The debit itself is triggered only on confirmed deal closure.
A bank-level electronic mandate for amounts above comfortable UPI limits. Nothing is blocked in your balance here. The instruction simply sits with your bank and waits, and it fires on confirmed deal closure and at no other time.
The mandate is what makes commitment mutual. Both sides have something earmarked, so neither can walk away casually, and yet nobody has actually paid for the privilege of trying. That gap between blocked and charged is the whole model.
Move the slider to your situation. The fee below is what gets debited, once, at closure.
0.25% of property value, per side
Benchmarked at 1% per side. Market brokerage commonly runs between 1% and 3%.
Whatever this calculator shows is blocked when you make an offer and debited only when the deal closes. Figures are indicative and applicable taxes and statutory charges are additional.
We never fold extras into the success fee and we never bill you for something you did not ask for.
Sale deed, rental agreement, Khata and BESCOM transfers
Lender coordination and sanction support
Partner network for new homeowners
Verified booking through partners
Everything you need to know about how the pay-on-success model works.
It is an authorisation you approve through UPI or through your bank under E-NACH, permitting one pre-agreed debit of the Homish fee. It is authorised at the moment you submit an offer, so making the offer and approving the mandate are a single step rather than two.
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