You paid for the inspection. Now make it pay you back.
Your inspection is your best leverage. Upload it and we price every repair, rank what matters most, and write the request to the seller.
About 3 minutes to start. Full refund if we can’t make your report.
Inspection cost
$500
Seller credit we got
$6,000
That’s 12× what the inspection cost, toward our closing costs.
Your inspection is your leverage. Use it.
The report lands. It’s dozens of pages, and you have days to respond. So a lot of buyers ask for a few small repairs, or nothing at all, and pay for the big problems after closing. The inspection already found your leverage. We turn it into a number.
More than a price list
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Every repair, priced
A low and a high cost for each real defect in your report, with the page it's on.
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Ranked by what matters
The biggest money first, and the problems nobody could see at a showing called out.
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Your negotiation plan
What to ask for, what to leave out, and when to ask for a credit instead of repairs.
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The letter, written
A clear, fair request your agent can send the seller today.
What your report looks like
Every real defect, priced low to high and ranked, so you know which problems carry your ask. This sample is from a real report.
Costs are estimates, not contractor bids.
$20,050 – $40,490
| Repair | Range |
|---|---|
| Replace low-slope roof, both layers off p. 7 | $13,000–19,500 |
| Rear wall siding and sill rot p. 11 | $2,500–7,200 |
| Deck structure repair p. 13 | $860–3,320 |
| Electrical safety corrections p. 18–20 | $550–1,600 |
We built this for our own house
Our inspection found a roof laid over an older roof, with about 4 to 5 years of life left. Nobody could see that at a showing. It also found rot in a back wall, a sagging deck and a list of electrical fixes.
We priced every repair, left out normal wear and tear, and sent the sellers one fair, specific request. They agreed to $6,000 toward our closing costs. Then we built Home Truth so every buyer can do the same.
How it works
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Upload your inspection
Your home inspection PDF, plus any gas, radon or sewer reports.
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Answer a few questions
What you paid, what you were told, what you already knew. About 3 minutes.
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Get your report
Priced repairs, your strategy and the letter, ready in minutes.
Fair asks get a yes
We price real defects that nobody could see at a showing. We leave out normal wear and tear, and anything you already knew about before your offer. A request backed by numbers is hard to say no to, and it keeps your deal on track.
Questions
Is this a contractor bid?
No. These are estimates for typical repair costs, shown as a low-to-high range. They give you a fair number to negotiate with. Get bids from contractors for the actual work.
Does this replace my agent?
No. It gives your agent the numbers and the reasoning, so the request is specific and hard to brush off.
What do I upload?
The PDF your home inspector sent you. Add any separate gas, radon or sewer reports too. More reports, more leverage.
How long does it take?
About 3 minutes to upload and answer the questions. Your report is ready a few minutes after you pay.
What if it doesn't work?
If we can't make your report, you get a full refund automatically.
Who sees my files?
Only you, and our system to make your report. Files are kept in private storage and never shared or sold.