How APN works, in more detail

The three-step flow from the homepage, expanded — what actually happens at each stage.

Looking to buy? Explore available matches with the APN AI Agent. Selling a property? Send its details and photos through the APN property form.

Step 1

Tell APN what you need

Buyers submit budget, district, and property type via the buyer flow. Sellers submit property details via the submission form.

Step 2

APN's matching layer compares criteria against the combined network inventory — see how matching actually works.

Step 3

You're introduced to the matching listing or buyer, and the relevant partner agency — see the agency network this relies on.

In practice

You describe what you're looking for once, not to five different agencies separately.
Matching runs against the combined network, so a listing held by an agency you never contacted can still reach you.
You're not charged for being matched — the agency holding a listing handles their own commission as usual.

Submitting through APN doesn't replace your existing agency relationship — it adds visibility across the wider network.
You still work with the partner agency on viewings, negotiation, and paperwork.
A property with a narrow buyer pool (very specific type, price point, or district) generally takes longer to match than a broadly desirable one — that's a market reality, not something APN changes.