Homeowners · No obligation

What is your home actually worth today?

Online estimates are built from public records and averages. They don't know you redid the kitchen, and they don't know what the house two streets over just closed at. We connect you with a licensed agent who knows both — and who will tell you plainly.

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Real closed sales, not an algorithm
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Tell us where the home is. We'll match you with a licensed agent nearby and send your estimate by email.

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Thanks — we've got your request. A local agent puts your estimate together by hand, so give it a couple of business days. It'll come from checkyourpropertyvalue.com, so keep an eye out.

No obligationAn estimate is an estimate. There is no listing agreement attached to it.

A monthly market notePlus your estimate. Unsubscribe from any email in one click.

Local, not nationalComparable sales from your streets — not a county-wide average.

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How it works

Three steps, and none of them involve a sales pitch

You give us an address. A local agent does the reading. You get a number and the reasoning behind it.

Tell us the address

Street and ZIP is enough to start. We use the ZIP to match you with an agent who actually works your area — not one three counties over.

They pull the real comparables

Homes near you that actually closed recently, adjusted for size, condition, lot and age. Closed sales, not asking prices — the two are often nowhere near each other.

You get a range and the why

A realistic range rather than one falsely precise number, the sales it came from, and what would move you toward the top of it. Read it and do nothing at all if you like.

What you get

A number you can act on, not a number that flatters you

Automated valuations are useful for browsing and terrible for decisions. They work off square footage and public records, which means they miss condition, layout, light, street, and every dollar you've put into the place. A person who sells homes on your streets every week does not miss those things.

A realistic value range, with the reasoning shown
The recent nearby sales it's based on, listed out
How long homes like yours are taking to sell
Which improvements pay back here, and which don't

A suburban street of single-family homes with mature front lawns

The monthly note

Then one short email a month, for as long as it's useful

What sold near you, what it closed at, and what that means for your number. It takes about two minutes to read. If your plans are three years out, that's genuinely fine — that's exactly what it's for.

A short read, once a month
Written for your ZIP, not your metro area
One-click unsubscribe in every single email
Delivered by email — the form doesn't ask for a phone number

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Still deciding?

Knowing the number costs you nothing

Most people who ask aren't selling. They're refinancing, settling an estate, arguing with a tax assessment, or just curious after a neighbor's sign went up. All of those are good reasons, and none of them obligate you to anything.

No cost, no catch. The estimate is free and there is nothing to sign.
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Questions

The things people ask first

Is this really free? What's the catch?

It's free to you, and the honest version is this: we're a marketing service for real estate agents. Agents pay us a flat monthly fee to market their services to homeowners in their area — never a fee per lead or per sale. You pay nothing, and you're under no obligation to work with the agent who sends your estimate. If you never sell, they've lost an hour and you've got a number you didn't have.

Will someone call me?

We don't ask for a phone number. Your estimate arrives by email from the agent matched to your area. If you'd rather talk to a person, reply and say so.

How is this different from a Zestimate or Redfin Estimate?

Those are automated valuation models — genuinely good tools, built from public records and sales data at scale. What they can't see is condition and specifics: whether the kitchen is original, how the lot sits, what the street is like. In tight or unusual markets that gap gets wide. An agent who works your neighborhood starts from the same data and applies local knowledge on top.

Do I have to let anyone into my house?

Not for this. The estimate is prepared from comparable sales and public records. An in-person walkthrough is more accurate, and the agent may offer one — but only if you want it, and it's never a condition of getting your estimate.

What do you do with my address and email?

We share them with a licensed agent in your area — the person who prepares your estimate and emails it to you — and with the service providers that run this site and our email. That's what you're agreeing to when you tick the consent box. Agents pay us a monthly marketing fee. You can unsubscribe, opt out, or ask us to delete your information at any time. Full detail in our Privacy Policy.

Is this an appraisal?

No — and the difference matters. A licensed appraisal is a formal, regulated document that lenders and courts accept. What you get here is a market opinion prepared by a licensed real estate professional. It's useful for deciding what to do; it is not a substitute for an appraisal where one is required.