The 6 best Flyhomes alternatives in 2026

Sellers look beyond Flyhomes when they want to skip loan fees and interest, or a wait while the old home sells. Flyhomes says programs start at around $2,500 plus origination fees, and the holding period averages about 55 days.1 Here are 6 alternatives, who each one fits, and when each fits better than Propcash.

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Quick comparison: the best Flyhomes alternatives

AlternativeBest forFeesTime to closeFull comparison
1Houses in any condition, sellers who want no fees, and sellers who need time to decide$02From 7 days2Details ↓
2Buying your next home first, then selling the old one with any agent2.25% contract fee for the Purchase Offer3Sells on the market; 92% listed under 90 days3Propcash vs Knock →
3A contingency-free offer on your next home, or a cash offer with a share of the resale1% program fee plus 1% a month to buy first421-day close with Sell to Homeward5Propcash vs Homeward →
4Buying first, with one Orchard agent for the purchase and the sale, in its 12 marketsTypically 6% brokerage plus a program fee from 1.9%6Sells on the market7Propcash vs Orchard →
5Move-in ready single-family homes in the lower 48 statesService fee varies by market8From 21 days9Propcash vs Opendoor →
6A listing agentMove-in ready houses when you can wait5% to 6% commission plus 2% to 3% closing costs1030 to 60 days10Cash offer vs listing →

How we chose: we compared each option on what sellers ask us about most: fees, the house's condition, time to close, time to decide, and where each one buys. Every fact comes from the company's own pages, checked on Oct 23, 2026. Propcash wrote this page and ranks first on these criteria, so each entry says when another option fits better.

1. Propcash

Best for: Houses in any condition, sellers who want no fees, and sellers who need time to decide.

Propcash is a direct cash buyer. It makes the offer and signs the contract as the buyer itself.11 Unlike Flyhomes, Propcash buys the house itself, so there is no loan, origination fee, or interest.21

Why it fits

  • Buys houses as-is, in any condition, with no repairs or cleaning.2
  • No fees, commissions, or closing costs.2
  • The offer does not expire, and you pick the closing date.2
  • Buys in all 50 states, including condos, 2 to 4 unit buildings, rentals, and land.211

Keep in mind

  • Founded in 2026, so it is newer and smaller than most companies on this list.11
  • You get one offer, from Propcash. If listing is better for you, we will tell you so.112

Fees: $02Time to close: From 7 days2

Propcash vs Flyhomes

How the two compare on what sellers ask about most, from each company's own pages.

Topic
FeesNo fees, no commission, and no closing costs.2From around $2,500, plus origination fees and interest.1
RepairsBuys as-is, in any condition. No repairs or cleaning.2Not listed on its pages. Ask before you request an offer.
Time to closeAs few as 7 days, through a title company, on the date you pick.2About 55 days on average before the old home sells.1
Time to decideThe offer does not expire.2A backup purchase if the house does not sell in 180 days.1
Homes boughtSingle-family homes, condos, townhouses, 2 to 4 units, rentals, and land.11Not listed on its pages. Ask before you request an offer.
Who helps youA local Acquisition Manager for your region, plus free selling guides.1213A loan officer is your main contact.1

What you gain with Propcash

  • No loan, origination fee, or interest.21
  • A close in as few as 7 days. Flyhomes says the holding period averages about 55 days.21
  • An offer that does not expire.2

What you give up

  • Buying your next home before you sell.1
  • An open-market sale, where Flyhomes says the home can attract the strongest possible price.1

2. Knock

Best for: Buying your next home first, then selling the old one with any agent.

Knock offers a Bridge Loan for homeowners who are buying and selling at the same time.3

Strengths

  • You can work with any agent to list your current home.3
  • The loan can cover up to 6 months of mortgage payments on the old home, and up to $35,000 for home prep.3
  • A Knock Purchase Offer buys the old house if it does not sell in 6 months.3

Keep in mind

  • The Purchase Offer has a contract fee of 2.25% of the old home's estimated list price.3
  • Manufactured, mobile, multi-family, and deed-restricted homes are not eligible.3
  • Approval depends on credit, income, and other underwriting checks.3

Fees: 2.25% contract fee for the Purchase Offer3Time to close: Sells on the market; 92% listed under 90 days3

May fit better than Propcash if: You want to buy your next home first and sell the old one on the open market with your own agent.3

3. Homeward

Best for: A contingency-free offer on your next home, or a cash offer with a share of the resale.

Homeward has two programs: Buy Before You Sell, and Sell to Homeward.45

Strengths

  • Make a contingency-free offer on your next home.4
  • Homeward buys the old home if it does not sell in 180 days.4
  • Sell to Homeward offers a 21-day close, and Homeward handles the repairs and the resale.5

Keep in mind

  • Buy Before You Sell costs a 1% program fee plus 1% a month on the Equity Unlock loan until you sell.4
  • With Sell to Homeward, your final proceeds depend on the resale.5

Fees: 1% program fee plus 1% a month to buy first4Time to close: 21-day close with Sell to Homeward5

May fit better than Propcash if: You want to make a contingency-free offer on your next home.4

4. Orchard

Best for: Buying first, with one Orchard agent for the purchase and the sale, in its 12 markets.

Orchard is a real estate brokerage. Its Move First program lets you buy your next home before you sell.67

Strengths

  • Buy your new home first, then your Orchard agent sells the old one.7
  • Its Concierge service manages needed repairs.7
  • Its agents can also source and review multiple cash offers.6

Keep in mind

  • Move First typically costs a 6% brokerage fee plus a program fee starting as low as 1.9%.6
  • The home must be single-family, worth $150,000 to $2,000,000, and in one of its 12 markets.6
  • You need a credit score of at least 620.6

Fees: Typically 6% brokerage plus a program fee from 1.9%6Time to close: Sells on the market7

May fit better than Propcash if: You live in one of its markets and want one agent to lead both your purchase and your sale.7

5. Opendoor

Best for: Move-in ready single-family homes in the lower 48 states.

Opendoor is an iBuyer, founded in 2014, that buys homes with its own funds.814

Strengths

  • Buys in every postal code in the lower 48 states with single-family homes.15
  • Close in as few as 21 days, or choose a date up to 60 days out.9
  • Cash Now, More Later pays upfront cash plus potential upside later.9
  • A Home Sale Advisor guides you from acceptance to close.16

Keep in mind

  • Its service fee varies by market. Its own illustrative example shows $17,500 on a $350,000 home.8
  • Repair credits come out of the offer.8
  • Homes with major structural, foundation, fire, water, or mold damage may not qualify.17

Fees: Service fee varies by market8Time to close: From 21 days9

May fit better than Propcash if: Your house is move-in ready, and you want a company that has bought homes since 2014.8

A listing agent

6. A listing agent

Best for: Move-in ready houses when you can wait.

A listing agent sells your house on the open market.

Strengths

  • A listing often brings a higher price for a house in good shape when you can wait.10

Keep in mind

  • Commission is commonly 5% to 6%, plus about 2% to 3% in closing costs.10
  • A listed sale typically takes 30 to 60 days.10

Fees: 5% to 6% commission plus 2% to 3% closing costs10Time to close: 30 to 60 days10

May fit better than Propcash if: Your house is in good shape, you can wait, and you want the highest price.10

Which Flyhomes alternative is right for you?

Start with what you are looking for. Each card names the options that fit it.

  • I don't want a loan

    Propcash, Opendoor

    Propcash and Opendoor buy your house for cash, so you need no loan.214

  • I want to buy before I sell

    Knock, Homeward, Orchard

    These programs let you buy first while the old home sells on the open market.347

  • I want a backup if my house doesn't sell

    Knock, Homeward

    Knock's Purchase Offer buys the old house if it does not sell in 6 months, and Homeward buys it after 180 days.34

  • I want the highest price

    A listing agent

    A listing often brings a higher price for a house in good shape when you can wait.10

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What sellers ask next

What is the best alternative to Flyhomes?

It depends on whether you want to buy first. To buy first, Knock, Homeward, and Orchard offer similar programs.347 To skip a loan and sell fast, Propcash buys houses for cash in any condition.2

How much does Flyhomes cost?

Flyhomes says programs start at around $2,500, with origination fees based on your loan amount, and interest during the holding period.1

What if my home does not sell with Flyhomes?

Flyhomes' Guaranteed Backup Contract lets it buy the home at the agreed price if it does not sell within 180 days.1

Who qualifies for Flyhomes?

Flyhomes says eligibility depends on your home equity, credit profile, and overall financial picture.1

Why is Propcash first on this list?

We ranked on fees, how simple the sale is, and time to close. Propcash buys the house itself, with no loan and no fees, and can close in as few as 7 days.112 It does not help you buy your next home first, and it was founded in 2026, so the notes say where another option fits better.11