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Easyhome’s public promise is stated plainly: “Your property sold in 15 days, or the agency fees are waived.” It commits the agency to finding a buyer within 15 days of the property going live, and if that objective is not met under the mandate terms, you pay no agency commission. The precise conditions are set out in your sales mandate.

The promise is a commitment, not a slogan. Rather than leaving a seller to wonder whether the agency is really working the listing, Easyhome puts its own fee on the line: if the property is not sold within the agreed 15-day window, the agency fees are waived under the terms of the mandate.

For the promise to work as intended, the ordinary conditions of a serious sale apply. The property has to be marketed at the agreed, correctly assessed price, and the seller has to accept a valid offer that meets the conditions set in the mandate. That is why the free on-site valuation matters so much: an accurate price is what makes a 15-day sale realistic in the first place, and it is the seller’s own asking price that most often decides speed.

The timing was on the agency’s side in the recent market. In 2025, Wallonia had a fast, active year, with median house prices up 15.4% to 240,000 euros (source: Notaire.be/Fednot, February 2026), so well-prepared, well-priced properties moved quickly. The counter-intuitive point is that the promise is less about pressure and more about discipline: it forces correct pricing and complete preparation up front, which is exactly what shortens a sale.

Because the exact terms, including the start point and any conditions, live in the sales mandate, confirm them with your Easyhome office before signing.

At a glance

Element What it means
The promise “Your property sold in 15 days, or the agency fees are waived”
Objective A buyer found within 15 days of going live
If not met The agency fees are waived under the mandate terms
Key condition Correctly assessed, agreed asking price
Seller’s part Accept a valid offer meeting the agreed conditions
Where terms live The sales mandate (confirm with your office)