Why BAIRE exists.

The NAR settlement changed everything.

In 2024, the National Association of Realtors settled a landmark lawsuit. The result: buyers must now sign a buyer's agreement with their agent before touring homes. That agreement spells out what you — the buyer — pay. Usually 2-3% of the purchase price. On a $400,000 home, that's $8,000 to $12,000.

For the first time, the cost of a buyer's agent is visible and unavoidable. And it raises a straightforward question: is that the best use of $10,000?

Who built BAIRE.

BAIRE was built by Geoff, a real estate professional with 13+ years of hands-on residential experience. Not a tech founder who read a few articles about real estate. Someone who has been inside the process — the offers, the negotiations, the inspections, the closings — for over a decade.

After the NAR settlement, Geoff saw what was coming: buyers would be forced to confront agent costs for the first time, and the tools to replace that cost were finally good enough to build on. BAIRE is the result.

The mission.

BAIRE gives home buyers everything an agent provides — comp analysis, negotiation coaching, showing scripts, offer strategy, inspection guidance, and closing support — for $995 instead of $10,000+.

And because you're not bringing an agent, the seller keeps more money on your offer. Your offer is structurally stronger. That's not a pitch — it's math.

BAIRE isn't anti-agent. Agents serve a purpose, and many are excellent at what they do. But the question isn't whether agents are good — it's whether signing a buyer's agreement and paying $10,000+ is the best option for you. For a growing number of buyers, it isn't.

How it works.

BAIRE walks you through five stages: finding and evaluating homes, scheduling showings, building and negotiating offers, navigating inspections and appraisals, and closing with confidence. Every stage. Every market. One flat fee.

7-day free trial. 30-day money-back guarantee. No buyer's agreement. No lock-in.