Catalog an entire estate in an afternoon.
Walk every room with your phone. Kevin builds the inventory: brand-matched, fair-market-valued, categorized into estate-friendly classes — ready to print, share, or take to auction.
Turn the first walkthrough into the proposal.
Most estates go to whoever the family trusts first, and trust is hard to win with a verbal estimate and a commission rate. Photograph the house on the walkthrough, run it through Kevin afterwards, and send a priced inventory with a photo on every line — while the other callers are still promising to get back to them.
- 01Photograph the walkthrough
Room by room on your phone, on the visit you were making anyway. No assistant, no clipboard, no second trip to fill gaps.
- 02Send a real number
Back at your desk it is a priced inventory with a photo on every line — not a range, not a guess, and not a promise to follow up next week.
- 03Win on evidence
You are no longer the cheapest percentage. You are the one who already did the work, and the family can see exactly what their things are worth.
A list that prices itself. A PDF the family can read.
The inventory you work in, and the document that leaves your hands.
Built for the way an estate actually gets cleared.
One person, one phone, one estate. Room-by-room labeling, no field assistant needed.
Every line is priced against live retail comps and carries a dated link to the listing it came from. Jewelry, fine arts, firearms and furs stay manual for your appraiser.
Every item lands in a content class, so the list groups cleanly for heirs, accountants and consignment. Filter by room, class or value.
Numbered inventory, a photo on every line, signature block at the foot. Or a spreadsheet for the accountant.
318 phone photos
A 297-line inventory
Try Kevin on your next estate sale.
$249 per estate. One price for the whole job, however many rooms and however many items — billed per estate rather than per month, so a quiet quarter costs you nothing. No seats, no subscription, no percentage of the sale.