ForSaleByOwner.com and Owners.com are two of the largest online FSBO web sites, so it's good to have an ad on these sites. However, both of them could do better when it comes to yard signs - especially Owners.com, as the cardboard signs they offer look very amateur.

HomePoint.com offers a professional-looking home for sale sign, and it's nice that this FSBO website puts your home ad on so many web sites, including industry leaders Google and Craigslist.

ForSaleByOwner.com and Owners.com seem to rely mostly on traffic to their own site. The price for ForSaleByOwner.com's plan is a little high compared to Owners.com or HomePoint.com, but some of the features make it worth the price. HomePoint.com provides a useful home value report to help you set the right price for your house.

All three sites have a lot of resources & upgrades worth considering, including flat-fee MLS listings, brochures, virtual tours, and more. HomePoint.com has some cutting-edge plans that pair an hour of with their FSBO plans, and there's a nice Steps to Selling Your House guide there.  ForSaleByOwner.com also includes an eBook in their plan: "The Complete Guide To Buying and Selling Your Own Home", which sounds more focused of FSBO selling than HomePoint.com's guide, which discusses FSBO as one of several methods of selling a home. Owners.com has a nice section of Real Estate Forms & Contracts.

Overall we found Homepoint.com to offer the most value for the price (Note: No longer offering services), and ForeSalebyOwner.com to be the most established and trusted among current online user reviews of FSBO websites. If you are trying to sell your own home you want to save as much money as possible while still giving yourself the best chance to get top dollar out of your house. Going the For-Sale-By-Owner route can be challenging, but it can also be very rewarding if done the right way. We hope the resource below will help. Good luck!