On Stompstart by 15 September 2019 · Scottsdale · Arizona · United States

Linkency.

A Scottsdale marketplace for negotiating real estate agent commissions, launched in late 2014, its site offline by 2019, and rebuilt from scratch in 2026.

Real estate

Timeline

  1. On record

    Linkency LLC announced the launch of its free platform for negotiating terms and commissions with real estate agents, starting in the Phoenix metro area.

    On record · Announced
    pr.com
  2. On record

    Last archived copy of the original linkency.com as a working site, 'Linkency | Real Estate Simplified', with a Scottsdale address and a 2017 copyright.

    On record · Announced
    web.archive.org
  3. On record

    linkency.com showed only an InMotion Hosting default page.

    On record · Announced
    web.archive.org
  4. Directory page saved

    The Wayback Machine saved a directory page showing this listing.

  5. On record

    Linkency's About page says it was rebuilt from scratch as a single-operator company rolling out market by market, citing the 2024 National Association of Realtors settlement.

    On record · Announced
    linkency.co
  6. Site checked

    The product's site was live.

  7. Listed on Stompstart

    “Negotiate commissions with multiple real estate agents in one place.”

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“Negotiate commissions with multiple real estate agents in one place.”

Linkency is a free real estate marketplace where a homebuyer or homeseller finds, connects and negotiates terms and commissions with real estate professionals in their area . Open competition between professionals will result in better service offerings and substantial...

Topics
Finance, Real estate
Location
Scottsdale · Arizona · United States

In our words: Only a directory excerpt survives. It described Linkency as a free real estate marketplace where home buyers and sellers find, connect with and negotiate terms and commissions with local real estate professionals, arguing that open competition would bring better service.

Stories

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Sources

  1. pr.com
  2. web.archive.org
  3. web.archive.org
  4. web.archive.org
  5. web.archive.org
  6. fundable.com
  7. linkency.co
  8. linkency.co
  9. linkency.com

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