Screenshot any listing. In about a minute: a Deal Score, the fair range, the red flags hiding in the photos, and the email that gets the price down.
Buying, renting, or selling · we don't get paid when you buy · AI opinion, not an appraisal
Why it exists
The listing agent has comps. The landlord has revenue software. You have a gut feeling and a phone. The keys to the castle have always sat on the other side of the table. This is your copy.
Zillow, Redfin, Compass, a building's own page, a text from your agent. If you can see it, we can scan it.
Condition, water stains, a 2007 kitchen sold as “renovated.” Every flag is tied to the photo it came from.
No listings, no leads, no commission. When the number says walk away, we say walk away.
Built by people who sat on the other side of the table. Founded by real estate professionals with 50+ years combined across residential and commercial brokerage, private equity, and appraisal. We know how the number gets made, because we used to make it.
How it works
Screenshot, link, or address. Buying, renting, or a home you already own.
Licensed sale and lease records, graded and adjusted like an appraiser would. Then the photos get read for condition.
A 0–100 score, the fair range, what to do next, the red flags with what to ask at the showing. And the roast.
What you get
The score animates in over the listing's own photo. Under it: the asking price against the fair range, how far off it is, and what to open at. A score alone never tells you what to do. This does.
Asking versus the fair band. Every price cut since listing. Days on market against the zip. The context an agent hopes you don't have, on one card.
Severity, the evidence, and the exact question to ask at the showing. When the proof is in a photo, the photo is right there.
No black box. The comps we used, the ones we rejected and why, the adjustments, and the all-in monthly number. The roast is free. The receipts are the product.
Three modes
Over market? We comp it against real leases, fold in the fees, and draft the counter for your renewal.
Is the ask fair, what should you open at, and what does the photo say the listing didn't?
Your position for a sale in the next 90 days, the advised list range, and what to fix versus skip.
Pricing
Less than parking at the open house. Agent or broker? Early access is $99.99/mo with a commercial-use license.
