OLX Group launches Agentic Selling and DealFinder

Oct 28, 2026
OLX Group introduces Agentic Selling for property sellers and DealFinder for buyers, expanding its portfolio to 14 live agentic tools across 16 marketplaces.

OLX Group launches Agentic Selling and DealFinder, two AI tools for marketplace users, as detailed in a company press release. The company now operates 14 agentic tools across its 16 marketplaces.

Agentic Selling guides property owners through valuation, listing creation and sales management. It is available to 20% of private sellers on Otodom in Poland. DealFinder is a WhatsApp assistant that searches by text, image or voice and provides price and item alerts. A beta test with 2,000 users in Portugal produced an 18% conversion rate to seller contact, and OLX is now expanding the tool.

OLX also surveyed home seekers in Poland, Portugal and Romania. Matching listing alerts and comparison tools were the most requested AI features, while 5% trusted an AI valuation over a human agent estimate and 78% wanted disclosure when AI altered a listing. Agentic Selling provides pricing guidance and listing drafts while leaving final pricing and disclosure decisions to sellers.

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