Why housing research costs less here
Paste a listing link or address and get one property report — price, comps, taxes, schools, flood zone, permits, and negotiation notes — with one free report emailed to you and no credit card, or a month-to-month plan from $29.
What you pay
The homepage offers one free report and does not ask for a credit card. The form does not create an account. You enter a listing link or an address, plus an email, and the report is sent to that email.
If you want more than the free report, the pricing page lists three month-to-month plans:
- Starter: $29 a month for 10 reports ($2.90 each)
- Standard: $59 a month for 40 reports ($1.48 each)
- Pro: $99 a month for 80 reports ($1.24 each)
Those pages also say there is no contract, no hidden fee, and you can cancel anytime. There is a 30-day money-back guarantee. Annual billing is offered and labeled “Save 20%.”
The homepage says hiring a human analyst can cost thousands, and that you pay here only while you are actively searching.
How long it takes
The free-report form accepts a Zillow, Redfin, or Realtor.com link, or any property address. It says the report is emailed in about 5 minutes.
The pricing page lists longer windows for paid plans: Standard says 4–12 hours, and Pro says 2–4 hours.
The homepage says each report already includes market value analysis, comparable sales, price trend history, neighborhood insights, school district information, a tax assessment review, permit history, flood zone data, and negotiation recommendations.
Before you order a report, the homepage also links free tools you can open directly, including an affordability calculator and an offer competitiveness calculator.
Start there
The free report is the main way to begin. It lives on the homepage.
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Reports are informational. They are not licensed investment, tax, legal, or real estate advice.