You are almost certainly paying for one of the products below already. Here is the honest difference between each of them and Truppraisal — in one place, so you are not hunting through the site for the one you care about.
The whole argument in one line. Every product here can tell a homeowner what their house is worth. Only one of them can answer the next question — “where did that number come from?” — with the actual comparable sales, each scored for similarity and adjusted line by line in dollars.
Each of these is a full side-by-side, not a summary.
Six rows, because six is all it takes. These are the ones that decide whether a homeowner believes the number.
| Automated value emailsHomebot, Fello | Big-data AVMsHouseCanary | A CMA by handCloud CMA, RPR | Truppraisal | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shows the comparable sales behind the number | No | No | Yes — you pick them | Yes — every one, rated |
| Line-by-line dollar adjustments | No | No | Only if you do them by hand | Yes, on every comp |
| Comps rated by measured similarity | No | No | Your judgement | TruComp Rating, 0–100 |
| Runs on your own brokerage's MLS data | A national aggregate | A national aggregate | Yes | Yes — under your broker's licence |
| Runs automatically to your whole database | Yes | No | No — one at a time | Yes, every quarter |
| Every agent on the account included | Priced per seat | Priced per seat | Priced per seat | Yes, on every plan |
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Reflects each category's standard homeowner-facing output as advertised in September 2026. Products change — check the current feature list before relying on any row.
The same house, as each kind of product describes it to your client.
| An automated value email | A big-data AVM | A Truppraisal report | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What arrives | A value, an equity figure and refinance scenarios | A value and a confidence score | Eight pages: the value, every comparable sale, and the adjustment grid behind it |
| If the client asks “which houses?” | Nothing to show them | Nothing to show them | Every sale, with its address, photo, date and rating |
| If the client asks “but mine has a pool” | No answer | No answer | The dollar line for the pool is already on the page |
| What it does for a listing appointment | Not built for one | A number to quote | The document you put on the table |
Price belongs next to the plans, not buried in a feature table.
Truppraisal is cheaper than every product on this page at every database size, and the gap widens as you grow — because we price on reports produced and they price on contacts stored, or on seats. The full comparison, a per-report figure against the per-report AVMs, and a dial you can drag to your own numbers all sit on the pricing page.
Worth knowing before you spend any time on this, because these are not on our roadmap:
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