How it works
Walk through your home with your phone. A state-licensed appraiser studies the sales, forms the value and signs the report.
Delivery timing is confirmed with your order.
123 Oak St
Recording 04:21Kitchen
Show the counters, cabinets and appliances.
“Kitchen was updated in 2023.”
Four steps
The same flow for every appraisal: tax appeal, estate, divorce, listing, PMI or insurance.
Your address, the property details and what the appraisal is for.
Intended use
Property tax appeal
Follow the room prompts. Take photos and talk through what’s changed.
They study your walkthrough, research comparable sales and develop the value.
Opinion of value
$418,000
Reviewed and signed by your appraiser, for the use you named.
Signed
Mar 12, 2026
Sample figures. Scope, timing and recipient requirements are confirmed before you order. A walkthrough doesn’t replace a required inspection, and the recipient decides whether to accept the report.
Your walkthrough
Updates, repairs, anything a photo can miss.
Room-by-room prompts show what to capture. Talk as you go: updates, repairs, anything a photo can miss.
123 Oak St
15 min · 8 rooms · narrated
The appraiser decides whether this is enough or a visit is needed.
They choose the comparable sales, adjust for how each differs from your home and sign their opinion of value. No algorithm sets the number.
123 Oak St
Effective date Jan 1, 2026 · 1,536 sq ft · 3 bed · 1 bath
Opinion of market value
$418,000
Chosen and adjusted by the appraiser
The appraiser decides whether your walkthrough is enough. If your home needs an inspection, the scope and price are confirmed with you first.
Tax appeal scope
Desktop appraisal
Your phone walkthrough. No visit.
$225
Straightforward homes
Full appraisal
An appraiser inspects in person.
$600–$700
One exact quote first
FAQ
Use a supported phone with a camera and microphone. Capture prompts help collect evidence; the appraiser determines whether more information or an inspection is needed.
The appraiser may request more photos, details or an inspection. Ask for clarification if you are unsure what evidence is needed.
The assigned appraiser must be qualified for your property and intended use. Confirm availability and credentials; the appraiser remains responsible for analysis, conclusions and signature.
Inspection needs depend on the property, recipient requirements and evidence quality. Confirm the initial scope before ordering; new findings may require additional evidence or a scope change.
$5, credited toward a tax-appeal appraisal.
