Neutral Negotiator is an impartial third party for two-sided deals. Each side privately enters what it would truly accept. The tool finds the price both sides can live with, suggests smart trade-offs on the other terms, and never reveals either side's numbers to the other.
Free to try. Nothing you enter is shared with the other side.
Each side's numbers never reach the other.
It works toward the fair outcome, not one party.
Every number comes with a plain explanation.
Supports your attorney and broker, not a replacement.
Most negotiations stall because neither side wants to name its real number first. Neutral Negotiator removes that standoff by holding both numbers in confidence and publishing only a fair result.
Buyer and seller each fill in their own side separately. Neither can read the other's figures. The tool sees both, but shows neither.
It works out the range where a deal is actually possible, then lands the price at a point that splits the value between the two sides evenly.
Beyond price, it spots terms one side cares about more than the other and suggests trades, so each side gives on what is cheap and gains on what matters.
The whole process is built so no one has to reveal a private number to reach a fair outcome.
The buyer enters the most they would pay. The seller enters the least they would accept. Both can add targets, a next-best alternative, and how much each non-price term matters to them. These entries stay in that side's sealed lane.
If the buyer's ceiling meets or clears the seller's floor, there is a zone where both can agree. If the two ranges do not touch, the tool says so plainly and points to trades or fresh alternatives instead of forcing a number.
The fair point sits halfway between the two walk-away numbers, so the value created by agreeing is split evenly. Because the result is built from both numbers at once, neither number is ever shown on its own.
For terms like closing date, contingencies, deposits, and what is included, the tool finds where priorities differ and recommends swaps. Each side also gets a private note with guidance meant only for them.
The method is straightforward, and the tool is happy to show its work so both sides can trust the outcome.
A deal creates value only because both sides prefer it to walking away. Both sides are equally needed to create that value, so the tool divides it evenly. It uses each side's true walk-away number, not their opening offer, so the result does not simply reward whoever bluffed harder.
$1,450,000 and the seller's floor is $1,300,000, the fair meeting point is halfway between:
$1,375,000
Each side keeps $75,000 of value beyond their own walk-away number.
Price is rarely the only thing that matters. When one side cares far more about a term than the other, moving on that term costs the giver little and helps the receiver a lot. Stacking up a few of these trades makes the total deal larger before the price is ever divided.
The fair price is calculated from both walk-away numbers together, so no single confidential figure is ever displayed and neither side can back into the other's number from the result. Each side sees only the shared proposal plus a private note written just for them.
The method behind Neutral Negotiator, sealing each side's inputs, computing a fair price without exposing either figure, and generating private guidance alongside a shared proposal, is the subject of a provisional patent application. If you are interested in licensing or partnering, get in touch.
Enter your numbers privately and watch the tool find the fair middle in seconds. Nothing you type is shared with the other side.
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