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Sign in, paste any California address on the home screen, and press Analyze. You'll get a buy / hold / pass verdict, an estimated value range, and a public-records dossier in about 15–30 seconds.

It's a transparent range built from real comparable sales — we show the comps, the adjustments, and a confidence level with reasons. By design we never present a false-precision single number. Estimates are informational, not an appraisal.

Open the property's page and use the Disclosure room to upload the PDF (up to 50 MB). Analysis usually takes under a minute and returns red flags, repair-cost ranges, responsibilities, and questions to ask.

On the CMA tab, enter a subject address (use Look up to auto-fill its specs), then either enter your own comps — typed, pasted, or uploaded as a CSV/PDF comp sheet — or choose Find comps for me. Share the finished CMA with your client via a secure link; they e-sign an acknowledgment and you download the signed PDF for your records.

Subscriptions are billed by Stripe. Email us at the address below and we'll send you a secure billing-portal link to update your card, change plans, or cancel — no questions asked. There's a 30-day money-back guarantee.

To delete your DeedScore account and all associated data: email us from your account's address with the subject “Delete my account.” We permanently delete your account, saved properties, analyses, uploaded documents (disclosure packets, comp sheets, logos), CMAs, and push-notification subscriptions within 30 days, and confirm by reply.

To delete specific data without closing your account (for example, one uploaded disclosure or a single CMA): email us describing the item, with the subject “Delete my data,” and we'll remove it within 30 days.

What may be kept: records we're legally required to retain — payment and invoice records held by our payment processor (Stripe) for tax/accounting purposes — and minimal audit entries required for security and compliance. Everything else is deleted.

California, with the deepest data in San Francisco and the Bay Area. Coverage expands county by county — some records (like permits) may be limited outside SF, and the report tells you honestly when something couldn't be checked.