Home data
Home data, priced per lookup.
Owner, value and nearby sales for the homes your contacts own. You pick the lookups. Each one is on your receipt.
Start the equity nurture
3 homeowners’ equity passed 40% this month. Their first emails are drafted.
Example of a planned next step. One tap and it is done.
124 Willow Ave
Single family, 3 bd, 2 ba, built 1978
Estimated value
$478,000Up 36% in five years
- Owner
- Sarah Mitchell, since 2014
- Estimated equity
- About $214,000
- Recent sales nearby
- 131 Willow Ave$492,500
- 9 Juniper Ct$468,000
Full home record, first lookup
$0.6985
Sample home and values. The price is real, fee included.
The data finds the reason. You get the next step.
When a value moves, equity passes a line or homes sell on a street, Elevate turns it into a step for you, with the draft ready. The lookup that found it is on your receipt.
Planned for you
- Approve
Email David Brooks
His equity passed 40% this month
- Approve
Send Linda Parker her value
Her home rose $18,000 since spring
- Call
Call Sarah Mitchell
Two homes sold on her street
Monthly value refresh, 3 homes$0.4290
A menu, not a package.
Tick only what you need. Each price is what the data costs us plus 10%, and each lookup shows up on your receipt with the home it was for.
One home, first month
$0.8525
Spend follows the people you’re working.
Contacts sort themselves into three groups as they go quiet or come back. You can change the windows, or tag anyone you never want to spend on.
An example database.
Active30%
Anyone you have talked to in the last 90 days, or who shows strong interest.
A fresh value every month, $0.1430 a home.
Monitored50%
Everyone else you have heard from in the last year.
A monthly change check, $0.0110 a home.
Dormant20%
No activity in a year.
Nothing. We spend nothing on them until they wake up.
Caps you set, not a bill you find.
- 200a month
- Address lookups, capped by default. Raise or lower it any time.
- 200a month
- Value refreshes, capped by default. Values only, the low-cost kind.
- 80%and 100%
- Budget alerts to your admins. Or a hard stop at the limit.
- $0per contact
- Keeping contacts is free, however many you have. You pay for the lookups you make.
Your home’s value for October
To Sarah Mitchell
124 Willow Ave is worth about
$478,000$7,000 since last month
Two homes sold on your street this summer. Curious what yours would bring? Reply and I’ll put together the numbers.
Sample email. Values are estimates.
A reason to stay in touch, every month.
Send each homeowner their home’s value and what sold nearby, in your name. When someone replies, it lands in your CRM with a follow-up drafted.
Sarah Mitchell replied
What would ours bring? We’re thinking about spring.
Questions about home data.
Where does the data come from?
From licensed property data providers. Your cost log shows each lookup, the home it was for and what it cost.
How accurate are the values?
They are automated estimates, built from more than one provider. Good for staying in touch and spotting a likely seller; not a substitute for your own pricing of a listing.
Do I pay for every contact in my database?
No. You pay for the lookups you make. Dormant contacts cost nothing, and you choose which data each group gets.
Can I turn home data off?
Yes. Untick every lookup, set the caps to zero, or let an admin switch off the kinds of data your company may buy.
What does the 10% cover?
It covers moving the money: we pay the providers and partner commissions up front, and the card processors take their fee when you pay us. The provider’s price itself is passed through unmarked.
Look up the homes that matter.
Start with one home. See the record and the price before you look up the next.