Propcash vs Opendoor: which fits your house?

Q: Is Propcash a new company?

Yes. Propcash was founded in 2026 in Nashville, Tennessee. It buys houses in all 50 states, and sellers work with a local Acquisition Manager for their region.

Propcash fits homes in any condition and charges no fees, but it is a newer, smaller company. Opendoor fits newer, move-in-ready homes in its markets and charges a service fee plus closing costs. The right choice depends on your home's condition and age, and how soon you need to close.

Last reviewed Oct 17, 2026 Propcash Editorial Team

At a glance

Propcash and Opendoor, side by side

Propcash vs Opendoor: fees, closing costs, repairs, time to close, closing date, offer deadline, location, and who you work with
Question
Fees	$0¹⁰	Service fee, varies¹
Closing costs	$0¹⁰	Typically 1–3%¹
Repairs	Buys as-is¹⁰	Repair credits, $500 to $20,000+¹
Time to close	As few as 7 days¹⁰	Typically 21–60 days³
Closing date	You pick, no fees¹⁰	You choose; fee may apply after day 30³²
Time to decide	Offer does not expire¹⁰	Varies by market⁴
Location	All 50 states¹⁰	Lower 48 states⁵
Who you work with	Local Acquisition Manager¹¹	Home Sale Advisor and app³

Checked against Opendoor's own pages on Oct 17, 2026. Tap a topic for the details.

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Fees

What fees come out of your offer?

Neither company publishes its offer prices, so the fair comparison is what gets taken out before you are paid.

No service fee and no commission.¹⁰

Service fee

Varies by market and property. In Opendoor's own example, it is $17,500 on a $350,000 offer.¹

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Closing costs

Who pays the closing costs?

Closing costs cover title insurance, escrow, transfer taxes, and recording fees.¹

Propcash charges sellers no closing costs.¹⁰

1–3%

Of the sale price, typically.¹

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Repairs

What if your house needs work?

Repairs change the number. What matters is whether the buyer takes the house as it is.

As-is

Propcash buys houses in any condition. The offer is based on local market data and the home's condition.¹⁰

Repair credits

Taken out of the offer: $500 to $2,000 for minor work, up to $8,000 to $20,000+ for major work.¹ Homes with major structural, fire, or water damage may not qualify, and some home types are not eligible, such as mobile homes and 5+ unit buildings.⁷

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Time to close

How fast can you close?

If you need the money soon, the first possible closing date matters most.

7 days

As few as 7 days, through a title company.¹⁰

21–60 days

Typically 21 to 60 days.³

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Closing date

Can you pick your closing date?

A move, a new job, or a deadline: the date often matters as much as the speed.

Your date

You pick the closing date, and there are no fees either way.¹⁰

Your choice

You choose the timeline.³ A fee may apply for a closing date more than 30 days out.²

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Time to decide

How long do you have to decide?

A short deadline can push you to sign before you are ready.

No deadline

Propcash offers do not expire, and there is no aggressive follow-up.¹⁰

Varies

The deadline depends on the market and is shown on your offer page.⁴

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Location

Do they buy where you live?

Both buy across most of the country. The difference is at the edges.

50 states

Including Alaska and Hawaii.¹⁰

48 states

Every postal code in the lower 48 with single-family homes, per its help center.⁵ Another help page says "50+ markets".⁶

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Who you work with

Who will you work with?

Selling a house is a lot of small questions. It helps to know who answers them.

Someone local

A local Acquisition Manager for your region.¹¹

Advisor + app

A Home Sale Advisor. Depending on the market, you take assessment photos in the Opendoor app or a person visits.³

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To be fair

When Opendoor or an agent may fit better

Opendoor may fit if…

Your home is a single-family home, townhome, or eligible condo in good shape, so repair credits stay small.¹⁷
You like to do things in an app, with a named Home Sale Advisor to guide you.³
You want to close in 21 to 60 days on a timeline you choose.³

A listing agent may fit if…

Your home is move-in ready and you can wait. A listed sale typically takes 30 to 60 days.¹²
You are ready to pay a commission of commonly 5% to 6%, plus about 2% to 3% in closing costs.¹²
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Questions

What sellers ask next

Is Propcash better than Opendoor?

Not for every seller. Propcash fits homes in any condition, charges no fees, and its offers do not expire, but it was founded in 2026.⁹¹⁰ Opendoor fits newer, move-in-ready homes in its markets.⁷ Compare the net amount you keep from each offer.

Should I sell to Opendoor if my house needs work?

You can ask for an offer. Opendoor takes repairs out of the offer as repair credits: $500 to $2,000 for minor repairs, $2,000 to $8,000 for moderate repairs, and $8,000 to $20,000 or more for major repairs.¹ Homes with major structural, fire, or water damage may not qualify.⁷ Propcash buys houses in any condition and charges no fees.¹⁰

What is the difference between Opendoor and a local cash buyer?

Opendoor is an iBuyer. It charges a service fee that varies by market and property, closing costs are typically 1% to 3%, and it buys set home types.¹⁷ Local cash buyers vary, so ask each one about fees, offer deadlines, and who signs the contract. Opendoor's own alternatives page compares it with Offerpad, Knock, Orchard, selling by owner, HomeGo, and cash buyers.⁸

How much does Opendoor charge to sell a house?

Opendoor's service fee varies by market and property, and it does not publish a fixed rate. Its own illustrative example shows a $17,500 service fee on a $350,000 offer. Closing costs are typically 1% to 3% of the sale price.¹ You may also pay a fee for a closing date longer than 30 days.²

How fast can Opendoor and Propcash close?

Opendoor says closing typically takes 21 to 60 days and you choose the timeline.³ Propcash can close in as few as 7 days, through a title company, on a date you pick.¹⁰

Is Propcash a new company?

Yes. Propcash was founded in 2026 in Nashville, Tennessee.⁹ It buys houses in all 50 states, and sellers work with a local Acquisition Manager for their region.¹⁰¹¹

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Sources

Propcash wrote this page and is one of the two options on it. We checked Opendoor's own pages on Oct 17, 2026. Companies change their terms, so confirm with each one before you sign. Found an error? Email info@propcash.co and we will fix it.