Walk into the listing appointment already holding the price.
Paste your comps. About two minutes later you have a defensible price, the answers to every objection the seller is about to raise, and a 17-page leave-behind you would be proud to hand across the table.
No card required. Early access — sign-ups are open, and CMA generation is being opened to accounts in batches while billing is completed.
Three steps, and none of them is “wait for the office.”
Straight out of the MLS — a pasted table, or plain lines. The parser handles pipe, tab and comma separated data, and tells you what it read back before anything is generated.
claude-opus-5 decides which comps matter and what each adjustment is worth. Then the code does every dollar of arithmetic and recomputes it on the way out.
A defensible range, three pricing scenarios, the objections answered, a kitchen-table script, a 30-day plan, and a 17-page PDF to leave on the table.
One paste in. A whole listing appointment out.
Every comp adjusted line by line, with the reasoning shown. The seller can see exactly how you got there — because so can you.
Quick sale, market price, stretch price — each with its own expected days on market and its own risk read.
The pushback the seller is going to give you, written out with an answer for each one, in your voice.
What to actually say when you sit down. Written for this property and this seller, not a template.
A concrete week-by-week marketing plan you can commit to out loud at the table.
A typeset PDF in DM Sans that looks like it came from a marketing department, not a generator.
The AI writes the judgment. The code does the arithmetic.
Language models are unreliable at arithmetic, and a CMA that adds up wrong is worse than no CMA. So the model decides which comps matter and what an adjustment is worth — and every dollar figure after that is computed in code and recomputed on the way out.
Each comp’s adjustment total and adjusted value is recomputed from its own line items. If it did not add up, it would not ship.
Page breaks are chosen by rendering the document, measuring the true height of every card, and balancing it — so no page is left four percent full.
A CMA is an opinion of value, not an appraisal. Read the disclaimers.
Pay for the listings you actually take.
Start with 3 free CMAs. No card until you decide it earns its keep.
For the agent taking a handful of listings a month.
- 5 CMA sessions every month
- Full 17-page listing appointment PDF
- Every number computed in code, not guessed
- Saved CMA history
For the full-time listing agent. The one most people want.
- 15 CMA sessions every month
- Everything in Starter
- Pricing scenarios, objection handlers, 30-day plan
- Kitchen-table script written for the property
For a brokerage or a team running listings at volume.
- 150 sessions per month, pooled across the team
- 5 seats included
- Everything in Agent, for every seat
- Pooled means one agent can run 60 and another 10
- Priority support
Need more in a busy month?
Top-up packs are a one-time purchase and never expire. Buy them on top of any plan.
One session = one CMA generation. Re-downloading the PDF is free — it costs no AI call. Regenerating is a new session. A failed generation never counts against you.
The next seller is going to ask how you got that number.
Have the answer printed, adjusted line by line, and sitting on the table in front of them.
Start with 3 free CMAs