A seller asks what their home is worth and gets a real report. You get a lead who has already told you their address.
Live, with limitsWorking today, with the limits named on this page. The report works today. It is not sent until the lead confirms where to send it, and it is not sent at all until you have connected a sending address, in which case Beverly hands you the link instead.
The home value question is the best lead magnet in the business because the person asking has told you the one thing you needed to know. Beverly runs it end to end: the request, the report, the delivery, and the conversation that follows.
They ask. Through a Beverly hosted page, a form of yours, or a piece of marketing you ran.
Beverly builds the report. A range rather than a single number, built from comparable sales, presented as something a homeowner will actually read. For a cash offer enquiry it also models what an investor and an instant buyer would likely pay.
Beverly checks where to send it. The report does not fire off on a timer. Beverly asks the lead to confirm the address to send it to, and only sends once they answer. You can also send it yourself at any point.
The follow-up starts. Beverly texts about the report, answers what they ask, and works towards a conversation about listing.
It goes out as you, or not at allIf you have not connected a sending address, Beverly does not fall back to sending from somewhere generic. The email is held and the report link is handed to you instead, so you can send it yourself.
DisclosuresThe disclosures your state requires are attached to the report, and the report carries a plain statement that it is not an appraisal. Texas has been reviewed by an attorney. Everywhere else is our own research, which is why the wording is yours to override.
Where the numbers come fromThe value range is built from comparable sales data and from what you enter. Figures from the big listing portals appear as context, not as a source we integrate with, and the report says so.