A Home Valuation Tool That Brings Sellers to You
A homeowner types an address and gets an estimate based on comparable sales from your MLS. You get a seller lead with the address attached.
“How Much Is My Home Worth?” Answered on Your Site
Homeowners ask that question long before they call an agent, and they usually ask a portal. With Panda the page lives on your website. The owner starts typing an address, picks it from the suggestions and sees the Panda Estimate: a value with a low and high range and a confidence level, calculated from comparable sales in your own MLS feed.
An Estimate People Can Check
A number with no explanation does not earn trust. The report shows the comparable sales behind the estimate and places them on a map around the home, so the owner can see which houses were used. It adds the home’s own sale history and a market snapshot for the area, with the price per square foot trend and how prices are distributed. The owner can share the report with a spouse or a partner from the same page.
Every Estimate Is a Seller Lead
The valuation page uses a form you control. Decide what to ask (name, email, phone, when they plan to sell) and what happens after they submit. The submission creates a contact in your CRM like any other website lead, and you are notified right away. Now you know who is thinking about selling, where the home is and what the estimate said, which is everything you need to offer a proper pricing conversation.
Market Numbers for Your Areas
Sellers also want context. Market Pulse shows several areas side by side with figures from your MLS, refreshed every hour: homes for sale and the change from last week, months of supply, whether it is a seller’s or a buyer’s market, and the medians from the last three months of closings for sale price, price per square foot, days on market and sale-to-list ratio.
An Estimate, Not an Appraisal
The Panda Estimate is a starting point based on recent sales. It does not see a renovated kitchen, a view or deferred maintenance. That gap is your opening: the page gives the owner a number, and you offer the walkthrough that makes it accurate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Give Sellers a Reason to Start With You
See the valuation page working with your MLS data.