Built for realtors. Shared with clients.

Find the details
that make a
home right.

Ocean views from the living room. A fireplace. Room for the way they live. SpotProp checks listing photos and descriptions against what your clients actually want.

Your search. Your client’s priorities.

From “must have” to “let’s see it”

A shortlist with
something behind it.

Keep the conversation around the homes that fit, with the listing evidence there to review.

01 /

Get specific.

Describe the location, the must-haves, and the nice-to-haves. Go beyond the usual beds and baths.

02 /

See why it fits.

Check features in photos and descriptions, then rank homes around your client’s priorities. Unconfirmed features are marked unknown.

03 /

Bring your client in.

Share the search. Clients can favorite homes and ping you about a listing they like. New-listing alerts keep the search moving.

A real search. Your priorities.

Put a wish list to the test.

10 current coastal La Jolla-area homesLoading current listings…

Example ranking

Help shape what comes next

Realtors, we’d like
your take.

We’re looking for realtors to try SpotProp for free through our ongoing pilot. Email us to get started. Bring a real client’s wish list and tell us what works—and what could work better.

Join the free realtor pilot

Before you start

A few practical details.

Where can I search?

SpotProp searches U.S. listings.

How do I join the free realtor pilot?

Email info@spotprop.ai to get started. We’re looking for realtors to use SpotProp in their work and share their feedback.

How do clients join a search?

Invite a client by email. They sign in through an email link to edit criteria, review results, save favorites, and ping you about homes they like.

Can I ask a question or suggest a feature?

Yes. Email info@spotprop.ai. We’d like to hear how you use SpotProp.

The next home starts with a better search

Bring the wish list.

Start a search today. Upgrade to Pro from your account as your client work grows.

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