Usually within 6.2% of the real sale price. We show our work.
We don't just publish one number and hope nobody checks. Every week, our system pulls the homes that actually sold, compares them against what we predicted, and publishes the results. Here's how it's tracking.
Every home value site online will give you a number. Ask them how often that number is right, and you'll get silence. Here's how we're built differently.
No AI buzzwords. No black box. We look at similar homes that recently sold — the same way a good realtor would when pricing a home — running on live listing data updated daily.
Not estimates. Not listings. Not AI guesses. Actual sold prices from the last 90 days on your street, in your building, or in your neighbourhood. If there aren't enough, we say so.
Bigger lot, renovated kitchen, finished basement, backing onto green space, fronting a busy road. We account for the things that move a price up or down from the average — the part most algorithms get wrong.
Standard detached with 20 similar homes sold nearby? High confidence. Custom build with nothing really like it? Lower confidence — and we'll tell you why. A confident estimate is worth more than false precision.
Most tools give you a single number with no explanation and no accuracy data. You have no way to know if the number is any good.
We publish our typical accuracy (within 6.2% across 200+ real Greater Toronto Area sales we've tested), show you the 5 similar homes we used to value yours, and give you a confidence score so you know how much to trust the number for your specific home — not a fleet average.
Because we tested it against real sold data before we ever published it.
We took 200+ recent Greater Toronto Area sales, ran each home through our method as if we didn't know the sale price, and compared our prediction to what it actually sold for. Half of our estimates land within 6.2% of the actual sale price. That's the number. We'll keep publishing it as we test more — every Sunday, our system re-grades itself against the previous week's sales.
This is exactly what the confidence score is for.
A standard detached in a neighbourhood with 20 recent similar sales will score high confidence — the number is going to be close. A custom build with nothing really like it will score lower confidence, and we'll tell you the number is a rough ballpark. In those cases, you really need a person to walk through the home. The math is honest about when it's guessing.
We send you the report. That's it.
No newsletter. No passing it to other agents. No follow-up call unless you reply and ask us to. If that sounds hard to believe for a real estate business, check our Google reviews — we've built ours by not being that kind of agent.
No, and we don't pretend it is.
A licensed appraiser walks through your home, checks the condition, looks at the basement, produces a legal document. This is a starting point — accurate enough to help you plan, decide, or start a conversation. For a sale, refinance, or legal matter, you'll still want a licensed appraiser. This is for the 90% of cases that are "I'm just curious what my home is worth right now."
A computer can't walk through your home, smell the fresh paint, or notice your basement bathroom is brand new. For anything serious — a sale, a refinance, an equalization — you'll want a real conversation with a real agent. That's what we do. But only if and when you're ready.
We couldn't find recent comparable sales near this address — which means an automated number would be a guess. For a home like this, I'd rather walk through it myself and give you a real answer.
You'll hear from Adam within one business day. For anything urgent, call .
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