Product

Start with a property. Build the complete picture.

Scout brings the property, market, ownership, zoning, tax, flood, comparable sales, and other relevant information into one place — and keeps that context with you as you work.

  1. Ask a question
  2. Run the comps
  3. Understand the market
  4. Test an offer
  5. keep going, without starting over

Better information in. Better decisions out.

The four questions

One workspace for everything.

01 · OPPORTUNITY
Where should I look?
You get
A ranked feed of active listings and price moves in your markets, flagged when something changes worth knowing about.
You ask things like
“What's new under $1.5M in Belmar or Bradley Beach?”“Which listings cut price this week?”
02 · MARKET
What's happening around it?
You get
Town-level conditions — pricing, liquidity, supply — built from recorded evidence, with the reasoning shown and every metric clickable.
You ask things like
“Is Belmar still tightening?”“Why is the median falling if prices are firm?”
03 · PROPERTY
What should I know?
You get
The full property picture: comparable sales with the case for each comp, a supported value range with stated confidence, zoning, flood exposure, and records.
You ask things like
“Is it worth the ask?”“What can I build on this lot?”“Exclude 12 Elm St and recompute.”
04 · DECISION
What should I do?
You get
Offer strategy, pricing narratives, and client-ready briefs assembled from the session's evidence — written to be checked, and yours to sign.
You ask things like
“Where do I open?”“Build the brief for my buyer.”“What would change this read?”
Every figure sourced

Each number traces to the record behind it — the deed, the listing, the filing. Click any value to see its source.

Confidence, stated

Scout tells you how sure it is and why — “five comps, two adjusted heavily, no interior verification” — never a bare score.

Limits, named

When the data can't support an answer, Scout says so and shows what would resolve it — instead of improvising one.