Valuation 1
Industry benchmark
The automated valuation the wider market already uses for that address. It is the number a seller, an agent and a buyer are all likely to have seen, which makes it the right thing to price against.
Enter any US ZIP code. We pull every active for-sale listing, value each one against its own local market, and return only the homes asking below what they are worth — ranked by how far below.
Estimates are for screening, not appraisal. See how the valuation works.
How it works
We scan every listing in the market at once, run automated valuation models, and surface only the properties asking below what they are worth.
Enter a 5-digit ZIP code or city to instantly scan active residential for-sale listings across that market.
Every active listing is evaluated against independent market valuation models to identify genuine pricing discrepancies.
We filter out overpriced properties and return only the homes asking below estimated market value — ranked by discount percentage.
The method
A single number is an opinion. Two numbers built from different evidence, both landing above the asking price, is a case worth investigating — and that is all we claim it is.
Valuation 1
The automated valuation the wider market already uses for that address. It is the number a seller, an agent and a buyer are all likely to have seen, which makes it the right thing to price against.
Valuation 2
Fitted at search time to the other active listings in that ZIP — square footage, beds, baths, price per square foot. A four-bed in a market of two-beds gets judged against its actual neighbourhood, not a national curve.
The filter
A listing only surfaces when the asking price sits below both estimates. One model can be fooled by an odd lot or a bad photo set; two independent estimates disagreeing is itself a signal to walk away.
Every figure is an automated estimate for screening. It is not an appraisal, an offer, or investment advice.
Watch it run
A minute of screen recording: a ZIP goes in, a few hundred listings get scored, and a ranked shortlist comes back on the map.
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One search that returns at least three matches costs one token. Empty searches are free. Purchased tokens never expire.
Common questions
Straight answers on the data, the valuation method and what a search costs.
You enter a US ZIP code or a city. We pull every active for-sale listing in that area, produce two independent estimates of what each home is worth, and return only the listings asking less than those estimates. Each result shows the asking price, both valuations, the percentage below value, estimated monthly rent, estimated cap rate and price per square foot, with a link straight to the listing.
Each property gets two independent valuations. The first is an industry benchmark automated valuation for that address. The second comes from a model we fit on the fly to the specific market you searched, using the other active listings in that ZIP — square footage, beds, baths, and price per square foot — so a home is judged against its own neighbourhood rather than a national average. When both estimates sit above the asking price, the listing is flagged as underpriced and ranked by the size of that gap.
No. Every figure on the site is an automated estimate for screening purposes, not an appraisal, an offer, or investment advice. The tool is built to narrow a market of hundreds of listings down to the handful worth a closer look. Verify every number, walk the property, and run your own diligence before you transact.
Active for-sale listings and their benchmark valuations come from live US residential listing data, refreshed at the moment you search. Nothing is cached from a previous day, which is why a search takes 20 to 60 seconds rather than being instant.
One search that returns at least three qualifying properties costs one token. Searches that come back empty cost nothing. Your plan sets a monthly token allowance, and you can buy top-up packs at any time — purchased tokens never expire.
Yes. Anyone can run a search and see the top three undervalued listings in full, including addresses and links. To see the rest of the matches from a single search you can pay a one-time $4 unlock with no account needed, or subscribe for ongoing searches, export and saved history.
A single search scans up to roughly 500 active listings in the area you specify, then returns only the ones priced below their estimated value. In a typical suburban ZIP that is a few hundred listings narrowed to somewhere between five and fifty matches.
It means no active listing in that area is currently asking below its estimated value — which happens in tight markets. Widen the radius, relax your filters, or try a neighbouring ZIP. No token is charged for an empty search.
Yes. Every search can be downloaded as Excel or CSV with the full breakdown per property: asking price, both valuations, percent below value, beds, baths, square footage, estimated rent, estimated cap rate and price per square foot.
Yes. Cancel any time before your next billing date and you will not be charged again. Refunds are not issued for the current period once it has started.
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