Every question, answered plainly.

Most sellers finish the intake wizard in 10–15 minutes. We pull property details from public records where we can, so you're mostly confirming, not typing.

No — the Home Value Estimator, the quiz, and the checklist don't need an account. The AI Home Stager only needs an email. An account starts automatically once you begin your free listing.

Yes. Our licensed flat-fee broker partner enters every Threshold listing on the MLS, so it shows up on the same sites and to the same buyers' agents as any traditional listing.

Just your address to begin. We'll ask for property details, photos, and a description as you go — and you can save and come back anytime.

No. Listing, MLS entry through our broker partner, and full access to your room and path are free.

Only at closing, as a line item on the closing statement — the same way a commission is typically paid. Nothing is charged to a card along the way.

If your home doesn't sell, you owe Threshold nothing. This refers to Threshold's own fee, not a guarantee that your home will sell or at what price.

If you're not satisfied with the self-serve software tier, that fee is waived — no forms, no argument.

Yes, anytime, from inside your room. Nothing you've already entered has to be redone.

No. Threshold is a software platform. MLS entry is handled by a separately licensed flat-fee broker partner, and every account has its own licensed agent of record.

No. Threshold explains what documents mean in plain language, but it isn't a law firm and doesn't provide legal advice. For anything outside a standard sale, we'll tell you when it's time to involve an attorney.

Yes — including the Seller's Residential Disclosure and the federal Lead-Based Paint Disclosure where it applies, built to Indiana's specific requirements.

The wizard flags incomplete or inconsistent answers before you can submit, and the glossary explains any term you're unsure about as you go.

Yes — documents are encrypted and access is limited to the parties actually involved in your transaction. See our full security page for detail.

No. Access is scoped per party — a buyer only ever sees what's shared with them directly.

No, never.

We'll walk you through it in plain language before you have to respond. If you want help negotiating, that's available at the Guided tier.

No. You can invite your buyer, their agent, title, or lender directly into your room — and anyone who'd rather keep using email can do that instead. It still ends up in the same place, so you're not stuck choosing between the two.

That's the one gap — a conversation two people have entirely on their own, off the platform, won't show up in your room. The more of the transaction that runs through Threshold, the clearer the whole picture stays for everyone involved.

Yes — Threshold can connect you with local professionals for a fee, so you're never left figuring it out alone, even on the free or self-serve tiers.

Your room stays open and you're free to re-list or wait — and since fees are paid at closing, nothing is owed to Threshold for a deal that didn't close.

Yes, anytime. See our switching to an agent page for how that works.

No. You only ever owe Threshold a fee if your home closes through Threshold.

Upgrading to a higher tier takes one click from inside your room — no need to start over.

No, Indiana doesn't require an attorney for a standard residential sale, though you're always free to involve one.

Most sellers need the Indiana Seller's Residential Disclosure form; homes built before 1978 also require the federal Lead-Based Paint Disclosure. Threshold determines which apply to your specific sale automatically.

To get on the MLS, yes — MLS access requires a licensed agent or broker, which is why every Threshold account includes one as agent of record, regardless of tier.