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Data-backed negotiating reports for home buyers. See how much room you have to negotiate with a 0–100 Buyer Negotiability Index.
HTTPS is enforced with HSTS, which is the floor. Beyond that the probe found 4/12 checklist items: no CSP, no frame protection, no X-Content-Type-Options, no Referrer-Policy, and no SPF or DMARC. No compliance or audit claims published. Typical for an early-stage tool, but thin.
Home Agent Guru helps home buyers make a smarter, more confident offer. Enter an address or paste a listing link and get a Buyer Negotiability Index — a 0–100 score (Strong, Moderate, Limited, or Competitive) that tells you how much leverage you likely have before you negotiate. Each report combines the asking price against local price-per-square-foot, how long the home has been on the market, comparable sales, property and tax-assessment history, listing price changes, and recent market trends — so you can see whether the seller has reason to move on price. It's pay-as-you-go with no subscription: start with 3 free reports (no card required), then buy credits that never expire — 5 for $9.95, 20 for $29.95, or 60 for $59.95. Keep them until you find the right home. Reports are for comparison only and are not financial, legal, or real estate advice — always consult a licensed agent.
Drawn from the product itself, not from a survey.
Demographic
First-time homebuyers
Pain points
Fear of overpaying due to lack of market knowledge and inexperience with bidding wars.
Primary needs
Clear, simple guidance on how much to offer below asking price without offending the seller.
Demographic
Real estate investors
Pain points
Time-consuming manual analysis of comps and market trends for multiple properties.
Primary needs
Quick, data-backed negotiation scores to filter high-potential deals efficiently.
Demographic
Savvy home shoppers
Pain points
Reliance on agent advice that may be biased toward a quick sale at a higher price.
Primary needs
Independent, objective data points on seller flexibility and market leverage.
Written by AI from measured evidence, scored out of 100.
Home Agent Guru does one thing and does it cleanly: you paste an address or listing link, and you get a 0-100 Buyer Negotiability Index plus the evidence behind it — price-per-square-foot against local averages, days on market against local pace, comparable sales, listing price changes, tax assessment history, and recent market trends. The sample report is fully rendered on the site, so the value proposition is verifiable before you pay. Pricing is refreshingly honest: 3 free reports with no card, then 5 credits for $9.95, 20 for $29.95, or 60 for $59.95, with credits that never expire and no subscription to cancel. Technically it's fast — 97 mobile, 100 desktop on Lighthouse — and accessible at 96/100 with one contrast failure. The gaps are support documentation, security hardening (no CSP, no DMARC), and the fact that Zillow and Redfin give away much of the underlying data for free. What you're paying for is the synthesis and the score, and whether that's worth $1.99 a report depends entirely on whether the index is actually good.
Onboarding is one field: address or listing link, 3 free reports, no card. Pricing is legible and the sample report sets expectations. The gap is support — no visible FAQ, help center, or docs in the fetched content, so questions after signup have nowhere obvious to go.
Clean, modern landing page with a genuinely useful move: the full sample report is rendered inline, so you see the product before paying. Typography and spacing are disciplined. Slightly repetitive marquee copy and a generic hero keep it from standing out.
Lighthouse mobile 97/100 (LCP 2.6s, CLS 0, TBT 22ms) and desktop 100/100. The site is light and snappy, and the sample report renders without dragging the page down. No lag complaints surfaced in the collected evidence.
HTTPS is enforced with HSTS, which is the floor. Beyond that the probe found 4/12 checklist items: no CSP, no frame protection, no X-Content-Type-Options, no Referrer-Policy, and no SPF or DMARC. No compliance or audit claims published. Typical for an early-stage tool, but thin.
Lighthouse accessibility 96/100 with a single failing audit: insufficient color contrast. No accessibility statement or WCAG claim published, and no multi-language support indicated. Solid automated results, but the contrast issue is a real, fixable flaw.
A real, specific problem — buyers guessing at seller flexibility — with a concrete wedge: a 0-100 index plus comps, DOM, and price history, sold as non-expiring credits instead of a subscription. Domain is 0.1 years old; early, but the idea has room.
The design and usability story here is unusually coherent for an early-stage tool. The homepage leads with a single input — address or listing link — and then does the thing most competitors won't: it renders the entire sample report inline, comps table, tax history, market trends and all. You know exactly what a credit buys before you spend one. Pricing is equally legible: 5 credits for $9.95, 20 for $29.95, 60 for $59.95, credits never expire, no subscription, 3 free reports with no card. That's a clean funnel with no dark patterns. Where it slips is support and depth. The fetched site content shows no FAQ, help center, or documentation page, which matters for a product whose whole value is 'trust this number.' A buyer who gets a 61 and doesn't understand why has nowhere to go. The visual design is competent and modern but leans on repeated marquee text and a fairly generic hero. It works; it just doesn't yet feel like a product with a point of view.
Speed is the standout. Lighthouse mobile performance lands at 97/100 with an LCP of 2.6s, CLS of 0, TBT of 22ms, and FCP under a second; desktop scores a perfect 100. For a page that renders a full data-heavy sample report inline, that's genuinely well-built — no heavy SPA bloat, no layout shift as the tables paint. Security is the weaker half. HTTPS is enforced and HSTS is present, which covers the basics, but the HTTP probe found only 4 of 12 checklist items: no Content-Security-Policy, no frame protection, no X-Content-Type-Options, no Referrer-Policy, no Permissions-Policy. More notably, there's no SPF or DMARC record on the domain, which leaves it open to email spoofing — a real concern for a product that will be emailing buyers. No SOC 2, ISO, or pen-test claims are published. None of this is unusual for a tool this young, and there's no evidence of a breach or broken TLS, but the hardening work is clearly unfinished.
Accessibility scores 96/100 on the Lighthouse audit, with exactly one failing check: background and foreground colors don't meet the contrast ratio. That's a real, specific, easily fixable flaw rather than a systemic problem, and it's the kind of thing that shows up when a design leans on muted grays. There's no accessibility statement or WCAG conformance claim published, and no multi-language support, so buyers relying on assistive tech have no documented commitment to point to. On growth, the idea holds up better than most in this catalogue. The problem is real and specific — buyers genuinely don't know how much room they have before making an offer, and agent advice is structurally biased toward closing. The wedge is concrete: a 0-100 Buyer Negotiability Index built from price-per-square-foot versus local averages, days on market versus local pace, comps, price history, and tax assessment history. The pricing model is the sharpest differentiator — pay-as-you-go credits that never expire, versus Zillow and Redfin which give away valuations and comps for free but offer no negotiation-specific score. The honest limit: this is a one-time-purchase product for a one-time event, so repeat usage is low, and the free alternatives are one tab away. The domain is 0.1 years old, so traction is unproven — but the idea itself has room.
Conclusion
The honest verdict: this is a well-executed, narrowly-scoped tool that solves a real problem for a specific moment — the week before you make an offer. It's fast, it's accessible, it's priced without games, and it shows you the goods before asking for a card. What it hasn't done yet is prove the score is trustworthy. A Buyer Negotiability Index is only as good as the model behind it, and the site doesn't publish methodology, backtesting, or accuracy data. For a first-time buyer who wants a second opinion before a $950,000 offer, that's the whole ballgame. If you're a savvy shopper who already reads comps fluently, you'll find most of this data free on Redfin. If you're a first-timer who doesn't know what days-on-market means, the synthesis is genuinely useful — just treat the number as a conversation starter with your agent, not a verdict. Fix the contrast, publish the methodology, add a FAQ, and this becomes a much easier recommendation.
Named competitors, point by point. Nobody paid to appear here or to be left out.
 Home Agent Guru |  Zillow |  Redfin | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Negotiation-specific scoring | Yes — dedicated 0-100 Buyer Negotiability Index with four bands | No — provides Zestimate home value estimates, no negotiation score | No — detailed listing data and agent insights, no negotiation index |
| Pricing model | Pay-as-you-go credits: 3 free, then 5/$9.95, 20/$29.95, 60/$59.95; credits never expire | Free to consumers; monetized via agent advertising and lead sales | Free to consumers; monetized via brokerage commissions and agent services |
| Comparable sales data | Included per report with price, size, distance, and match-strength percentage | Yes — extensive public comps and sold-home data | Yes — detailed comps with agent commentary on many listings |
| Days-on-market and price-history analysis | Core signal — DOM vs local average, listing price change history, market trend charts | Shows listing history and time on market, but not framed as a negotiation signal | Shows listing history and days on market with market-trend context |
| Subscription required | No — one-time credit packs, no recurring billing | No — free consumer access | No — free consumer access |
| Tax assessment history | Included — multi-year assessed value with land and improvement breakdown | Available on many listings via public records | Available on many listings via public records |
Zillow
Provides estimated home values and market trends, but lacks specific negotiation scoring.
Redfin
Offers detailed listing data and agent insights, but not a dedicated negotiation index.
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