⏳ In your inspection period? You have days, not weeks — get your number before it closes.
Turn your inspection report into a repair credit
Your inspection lists the problems. RepairRange turns them into a clear repair estimate and a recommended credit to request from the seller — plus a ready-to-send request document. The leverage you need to negotiate, for $49.
Secure payment via Stripe. If we can't generate an estimate from your report, you're refunded automatically. Residential properties anywhere in the U.S.
See exactly what you'll get — view a full sample estimate (PDF) →
What you walk away with
The four things you actually need to negotiate — not a vague "get it looked at."
Every finding, sorted and ranked
We translate the report out of contractor-speak and rank each issue by how much it matters — safety, major, minor, cosmetic — so a cosmetic crack never reads like a foundation problem.
Before: pages of inspector jargon. After: a ranked list you get in one read.
One number you can defend
Every issue gets a real market-adjusted repair cost, rolled into a single recommended credit to request. You go into the negotiation with a figure that's backed by the findings — not a hunch.
Before: guessing what's fair to ask. After: one defensible number, backed by priced repair-project ranges.
A request that's already written
You get a professional repair credit request — the property, the number, and the findings that justify it — ready to hand your agent. The first draft of your negotiation is done.
Before: a blank email to your agent. After: a finished request, ready to send.
The unknowns, flagged honestly
Some findings can't be priced from a visual inspection — an aging panel, possible concealed damage. We never guess a number: those are flagged for professional evaluation, with what the evaluation visit typically costs, so nothing blindsides you after closing.
Before: a suspicious lump-sum guess. After: a clear list of what needs a pro's eyes — and what that costs.
From your report to a ready-to-send ask — in minutes.
No calls to schedule, no spreadsheets to build, no contractor quotes to chase down.
How it works
- Upload the inspection report you already have.
- We price every finding on real repair-cost data, adjusted to your market.
- You get an estimate, a recommended credit amount, and a request document to send your agent.
Questions buyers ask
Is the number reliable enough to negotiate with?
It’s built on real residential repair-cost data adjusted to your market — not a flat national guess — and every significant finding is listed under the repair project it belongs to, so you (and the seller) can see exactly what each price range covers. It's a planning estimate, not a contractor bid, so it's a strong, defensible opening position.
Will my agent and the seller take it seriously?
Yes — it's a clean, professional estimate with realistic price ranges for each repair project and a formal credit-request document, which is far stronger than "the inspector found some issues." Agents use exactly this kind of backup to negotiate repair credits.
Is my report private?
Your report is used only to generate your estimate. We don't sell your data or share it with the seller or anyone else.
What if it doesn't work on my report?
If we can't produce an estimate from your report, you're refunded automatically — no back-and-forth.