CMA Studio

Drop in the comps from your MLS, exactly as exported, nothing auto-generated behind your back. Leave with a branded pricing case, a seller net sheet, and answers ready for "but Zillow says…"

01

The listing

Built for homes under about $2M. Unique or luxury properties usually have too few comparable sales for this method to hold up.

What condition is it in? you tag the comps the same way in step 02; nothing is priced until you say so
Seller's numbers optional; powers the net sheet, the page sellers actually read

You enter commission as a percent. The seller only ever sees the dollar amount, never the rate.

Itemize the rest every line optional; blanks never appear in the report

Same lines, same order as the net sheet you already use. Every one is optional; anything you leave blank simply will not appear. Costs you reuse are remembered on this device. Mortgage payoffs, prorated taxes, "Other" and buyer closing costs are not, so one seller's numbers never follow you to the next.

How does your seller decide? shapes the language of the whole package; switch anytime
02

Your comps

Export actives, pendings, and solds from your MLS as a CSV (Matrix, Flexmls, and Paragon all do this) and drop the file here. Nothing is uploaded anywhere; it stays on your device.

Drop your MLS export hereor tap to choose the file · or paste it instead
Never exported a CSV before? Download an example file to see what one looks like.
How to export from your MLS about 30 seconds; no formatting needed
  1. Matrix: run your comparable search, check the listings you want, then Export and choose the CSV (spreadsheet) option.
  2. Flexmls: from your search results, choose Download, then CSV.
  3. Paragon: from your search results, use the Export or spreadsheet option and pick CSV.

Column names don't need to match the example; we recognize the common variants automatically. Any export with a status, address, list price, and square footage will work. Rows we can't read are listed for you, never silently dropped.

Or pull comps from the MLS beta — searches a test MLS dataset for now

Uses the ZIP, beds, and square feet from step 01, finds nearby solds, under-contracts, and actives, and you pick which ones make the case — nothing is auto-selected for you. Heads up on privacy: this path sends the ZIP and those filters to our server to run the search; everything else still happens on your device. While our live MLS feed application is in review, this searches Repliers’ sample MLS — realistic but fictional listings. Try ZIP 98391.

03

Your brand

You
Your brokerage
Your look
Brand color
Headshot optional
Brokerage logo optional
Report design