Using agent and consumer feedback, CleanOffer is customized to the specific requirements of each local market. “In the past, consumer online home searching and agent advice took place in separate arenas” says David Faudman, CleanOffer’s CEO, “With CleanOffer agents and their clients collaborate in the same place, and by playing in the same “sandbox”, smarter real estate decisions are made, home sales increase and trust is enhanced between client and agent "

“CleanOffer is a good, easy, cost-effective way to keep up with your clients searches” says Cord Shiflet of Moreland Properties, who is among the top 1% of real estate producers in Austin and Texas. As a private password-protected tool, CleanOffer provides more complete and up to date data than typically found on public real estate websites. The system instantly alerts users of new or changed listings and open homes meeting the user's criteria. Additionally, a location specific Market Conditions report is available with every listing.

Many Austin agents and their clients already use CleanOffer in their home search. Nichole Peel, broker/owner of Vallure Realty, had 30 home buyers sign up for the service as clients within the first month of the product launch. Additionally, Austin’s fourth largest real estate brokerage, Turnquist Partners Realtors, has contracted with the company to provide a brokerage-branded version called TurnquistHomeSearch.com

"With its tech savvy population and strong real estate market, Austin is the perfect fit for the CleanOffer solution", says John O. Hampton, Jr. CleanOffer's CTO "At CleanOffer, we are focused on combining our in-house real estate expertise with technology to solve the core needs of real estate professionals and their committed clients".

David Faudman, CEO and an active real estate broker, began CleanOffer, Inc. in 2005 in the San Francisco Bay. The system has quickly gained a devoted following among both agents and consumers. CleanOffer users now account for 50% of each year's home purchases in the markets served, topping more than $10 billion dollars of residential real estate purchased by consumers over the last two years.