ValuationTheir CMA took
three hours.
Ours took
nine seconds.
Ingest neighborhood comps, permit histories, and foot-traffic velocity. Surface the exact listing price that triggers bidding wars within fourteen days — down to the thousand.
Try: "4287 Tudor Lane, Scottsdale AZ" or any address
Built for
The agents who can't afford to guess.
Top-Producing Agents
You price a Tudor in a shifting suburb 3% too high and watch DOM climb past forty. Every day past twenty-one is a concession conversation you don't want. Valuation AI gives you the number you'd stake your commission on.
Renovation Flippers
You need ARV confidence down to the thousand before you cut a check to the contractor. We ingest permit records from comparable renovations in the zip and surface the post-reno comp stack your spreadsheet can't see.
Every friction point,
resolved.
The traditional CMA workflow hasn't changed in fifteen years. The market has.
MLS snapshot from yesterday morning. Off-market activity invisible. Permit data manually requested.
Live feed updated every 4 hours. Off-market transactions, permit filings, and foot-traffic delta all ingested automatically.
Agent adds $8K for renovated kitchen based on gut feel. Broker says "maybe $5K." Final number is a negotiated guess.
Adjustment matrix trained on 2.3M closed transactions. Kitchen upgrade in this zip code: $6,240 ± $480. No debate.
2.5–4 hours to pull comps, build spreadsheet, adjust, format report, present to seller.
9 seconds from address input to point estimate with probability curve and full comp breakdown.
Price cut after 21 DOM costs $12K–$18K in seller concessions and relisting fees on a $500K home.
Confidence band narrows revision risk to ±1.2%. First price is final price in 87% of cases.
"Trust us, we know the market."
Paste your last closed MLS number. We'll run a retrospective and show you exactly where the manual CMA left money on the table.
A top-producing Phoenix agent priced a 4/2 Tudor at $468,000 after a three-hour CMA.
Valuation AI ingested the same comp set plus 14 permit records and 90 days of foot-traffic data from the corridor. The model returned a recommended list price of $487,000 — a 6% delta above the manual estimate. The agent relisted at the AI price. Final close: $506,000, nineteen thousand over ask, eleven days on market.
Six signals.
One number.
See how we beat
your last CMA.
Paste a listing you already closed. We'll run a retrospective analysis against your MLS data and show you exactly where the manual price diverged from the model — before you commit to anything.
The number you\'d
stake your commission on.
Price your next listing free. No spreadsheet. No broker gut-check. No waiting.
Used by 1,200+ agents across Phoenix, Denver, Austin, and Charlotte