The report your client reads without you translating.

These are real reports the app generated from the same three-offer analysis, the buyer side and the listing side. Not mockups. Flip through what your client would hold.

Buyer report: 6 pages · Seller report: 7 pages with net sheet · your name, logo, and contact on every one

01

The verdict, first.

Page one answers the only question your client has: which offer, and why. Strength, win likelihood, and risk up top, then the recommended offer with the reasons it leads, in plain language.

Report cover: offer strength 84 of 100, strong win likelihood, low risk, three offers analyzed, with the recommended offer ranked first and the reasons it leads
Full page grading the third-ranked offer on the same scaleFull page grading the second-ranked offer on the same scaleFull page grading the top-ranked offer: score rings, category breakdown, how the offer stacks up, and what to change to win

02

Every offer, graded on the same scale.

Each offer gets a full page: score rings, the category breakdown, what makes it strong, and exactly what to change to win. No offer is dismissed in a footnote; your client sees the same rigor applied to all three.

03

The side-by-side they can read.

Superlatives up top (best overall, most likely to close, fastest close, highest price), then every term in one table. The recommendation and the tradeoffs sit right beside it, so the conversation starts from the same page. Literally.

Side-by-side comparison page: superlative tiles, a table of all three offers across price, score, certainty, risk and terms, plus recommendation and key tradeoffs
Final page: seller priorities, best path to win, next steps, and the agent branding card with contact details and disclaimer

04

The path forward, with your name on it.

The last page turns the analysis into a plan: what the seller wants, the best path to win, and concrete next steps. Then your card (photo or logo, license, contact) and your message to the client. You stay the advisor; the report is your evidence.

05

The listing side: what your seller keeps.

Listing Mode runs the same engine from the seller's chair: every received offer ranked, a counter strategy, and the seller net sheet: sale price minus payoff, commissions, and closing costs, down to the number your seller keeps. It's the page that turns "highest offer" conversations into "highest net" decisions.

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Listing report comparison page: three received offers side by side with superlative tiles, full terms table, recommendation, and key tradeoffs for the sellerSeller net proceeds sheet: a $486,000 sale minus mortgage payoff, agent commissions, title insurance, and escrow fee, netting the seller an estimated $175,800, with every cost itemized and explained in plain language

It grades down, too.

The engine isn't a cheerleader. Feed it a thin offer (low earnest money, no pre-approval, every contingency active, a slow close) and the report says so: 53/100, high risk, and a specific list of what to fix before it goes out.

That's what makes the strong report credible when you hand it over.

Report cover for a fair offer scoring 53 out of 100 with amber score rings, a high-risk flag, and weak marks on price and financing certainty

Your next listing deserves this report.

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