TrueScope · For Real Estate Professionals

When they ask what it costs,
know the answer.

Independent renovation cost intelligence for the property in front of you. No contractor referrals. No lead sales. Nobody pays to influence the number.

Cost Research — what any project costs at any address
Home Vision Page — show buyers what your listing could become
Free for Massachusetts real estate professionals.
The conversation you're already having

Renovation questions are
real estate questions.

“What would it cost to redo this kitchen?”
Charlestown · mid-range finish
$48,600 – $57,200
Standard layout, cabinets and counters replaced
“Could we finish the basement?”
Charlestown · 700 sq ft
$44,000 – $51,500
Framing, insulation, electrical and finishes
“Should we renovate before we list?”
Kitchen · mid-range finish
$57,000
A number before you advise, not after
“Is this house still worth it if the roof needs replacing?”
Charlestown · architectural asphalt
$26,400 – $31,900
Tear-off, underlayment and flashing included
Hover or tap a question

Your clients already ask you these. Now you have somewhere to get the answer.

Be the agent
with the answer.

You don't need to be a contractor.

You don't need to carry renovation pricing around in your head.

When the conversation turns to what a property needs — pull up TrueScope.

Two tools

One for you. One for your listing.

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Cost Research

For you, wherever the conversation happens

Your client points at the kitchen and asks what it would take. Don't guess. Look it up.

Enter the address and the project to see what comparable work actually costs around that property — in seconds, from your phone.

  • Any address, any project
  • Local cost intelligence, not a national average
  • No sign-in, no app
  • Free to use
Look something up →
Where it fits

Every stage of the deal

At the listing appointment

Your seller asks whether to redo the kitchen before going to market. Show them what the work costs around here, and what comparable homes did.

Before the showing

Know the renovation picture before your buyer walks through the door — priced to that street, not a national figure.

Standing in the property

When your client asks what something costs, pull up local numbers instead of guessing. Seconds, on your phone, no app.

When a property needs imagination

Give buyers a clear picture of the opportunity instead of letting uncertainty become a reason to walk.

Buyers discount what
they can't price.

A dated kitchen becomes a hundred-and-fifty-thousand-dollar problem in a buyer's imagination. A renovation they can actually understand — scope, finish level, realistic local cost — becomes something they can evaluate.

A Home Vision Page turns this house needs too much work into here's what we'd actually do.

Home Vision Page

You set the starting point.
The buyer takes it from there.

You know the property and you know what a buyer would want to do with it. Set that up once, and everyone who clicks through from your listing sees a considered plan instead of a blank page.

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Enter the address

Square footage, year built and layout come from assessor records. Correct anything that's off.

2

Set the work

Kitchen, baths, roof, windows — or the whole house. Choose what's involved and the finish level you'd expect here.

3

Link it from your listing

Copy the link into Zillow, the MLS or your own site. Nothing for the buyer to download or sign up for.

4

See who's engaged

Views, plans saved, and the buyers who chose to share theirs — along with what they'd actually want done.

The part that matters

You find out what a buyer actually wants. Not that someone viewed the listing — that this buyer would replace the kitchen at mid-range, keep the baths, and budget around ninety thousand. That's a conversation you can have.

Why the number is worth something

Nobody can buy the answer.

Most free renovation numbers come from someone who wants the job or wants to sell the lead. Ours don't. No contractor referrals, no lead sales, no paid placement, no rankings — and no version of TrueScope where that changes.

Behind the number: comparable permitted work near that address, weighted by distance, matched to homes the same size, corrected for what permits under-report, and increasingly priced against real accepted contractor bids.

You choose what a Home Vision Page starts with. You can't change what the comparables say — and neither can we.

Massachusetts pilot

Free for Massachusetts
real estate professionals.

Cost Research is available now — no account, no sign-in. Home Vision Pages are being rolled out to agents individually while we help each one get set up.

Agents who join during the pilot keep free access.