Built by Realtors, for Realtors · DRE #02400805
AgentPrep reads the entire disclosure packet and turns your CloudCMA into a client-ready pricing page. Condition and pricing, verified and page-cited, before you get in the car.
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the existing sewer line serving the three-unit property has multiple connections and will not hold pressure
the private sewer lateral at [the property] complies with Municipal Code Chapter 17.24
Related repair: TBD, quote pending · only a real bid prices this line
~2 hours
of packet reading replaced, per showing
About 3 minutes
for a typical packet (a 661-page triplex took 9)
~1 minute
to the first findings on screen
Minimum repairs needed: at least $37.5K
The report is the product
One branded page in your voice: red flags, watch items, and what genuinely checks out, each with a source page and a cost range. A repair floor that protects your buyer’s offer math. A chase list of what’s missing from the packet. Share it as a no-login link or a PDF with your name on it.
Ready on condition · The disclosure engine
From a raw packet to a client-ready report, with you in control of every word.
A 300-page combined packet is fine. AgentPrep splits it into its real documents, files each one by type, and reads the property address out of the packet itself.
Each document runs against a playbook built for its type: TDS, SPQ, NHD, pest, sewer lateral, HOA. Then everything is cross-checked against everything else.
Red flags, watch items, and clears, each with a source page and a cost range. Edit anything, hide anything, then share a link or a branded PDF. Nothing ever goes to a client until you send it.
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Ready on pricing · The CMA tool
You already run the comps in CloudCMA, under your own MLS license. Paste the report link and AgentPrep turns the 20-page report into one page built for a quick read: the stats up top, a chart of where the comps sold, the full table, MLS attribution intact. You get the picture in a minute; so does your buyer.
The whole workflow. This is the part where you do something.
[Address withheld], Berkeley
| Comparable | Sold | Price | DOM | $/sqft |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| King St | Jul 2026 | $1,100,000 | 17 | $944 |
| California St | Mar 2026 | $1,050,000 | 37 | $1,091 |
| Ashby Ave | May 2026 | $955,000 | 15 | $778 |
Data from a CMA prepared by your agent. MLS attribution appears here. Presents the CMA’s data; does not state or imply a valuation.
Or drop the PDF. No export settings, no retyping numbers.
Comps, stats, attribution: extracted with page citations, never recomputed.
Branded to you. One toggle shares it beside the disclosure report.
Drop the disclosure packet and the CMA link on the same deal. You walk into the showing with condition and pricing on one internal sheet, and two client-ready reports for your buyer.
Generic AI will summarize a packet and invent a dollar figure while doing it. AgentPrep is built so that can’t happen.
Every dollar amount in a report traces back to a verified cost ledger. Anything the ledger can't back is automatically struck before you ever see it, enforced in code and tested on every release.
The machine states what the documents say. It never tells your buyer what to do. That guardrail is enforced in code with regression tests. Every judgment call stays yours.
Each red flag, watch item, and clear links to the exact document and page it came from, with the quote highlighted. You can verify anything in seconds.
An independent AI auditor spent ten rounds trying to break it. Six defect classes were found and killed along the way. The final verdict: ship, unhedged.
Because summarizing a PDF is not the job. The job is knowing a sewer line that won’t hold pressure is a five-figure problem, and chipped paint is a Saturday.
A chatbot with a PDF
AgentPrep
Your buyers already have ChatGPT. You need the tool that knows the difference.
For team leaders
Your newest agent’s buyer packet reads like your best agent wrote it. Shared standards on every report, your team’s brand on every PDF, and packet volume built around how your team actually works.
Talk to us about a team planI’m Muzamil Khan. East Bay. DRE #02400805.
We asked agents what makes a showing hard. Everyone said versions of the same thing: walking in without full command of the area, the property, the pricing, the client. AgentPrep started with the hardest one, the disclosure packet.
It’s not ChatGPT with a PDF. It’s built for the disclosure packet and the job of reading it: every document checked against every other, every finding cited to its page, every repair number verified before it appears. It knows a failing sewer line is not chipped paint. You get a client-ready report in your own voice, and the confidence to walk in as the expert in the room.
It doesn’t replace my judgment, and it won’t replace yours. Estimates are labeled as estimates, never bids. Nothing reaches a client until you’ve read it and pressed send.
M. Muzamil KhanFounder, AgentPrep
One packet usually replaces about two hours of reading. Fifteen a month is roughly thirty hours back.
30-day money-back guarantee: if AgentPrep hasn’t earned its place in your workflow in the first month, you get 100% refund.
Monthly
$149/month
7-day free trial · cancel anytime
Annual
$999/year
≈ $83/mo, save $789 vs. monthly
Teams
Custom
Five seats and up
The honest answers, same as you’d get on the onboarding call.
It's stored privately to your account and used only to produce your analysis. Documents are processed through Anthropic's commercial API, which does not train on this data. Deleting a deal removes it from your account.
Every finding cites the exact document and page it came from, so you can check anything in seconds. Dollar figures appear only when they come from a bid, quote, or printed price in the packet itself; AgentPrep never estimates a repair cost, and anything unpriced says so until a real quote lands. And nothing reaches your client until you've reviewed it and pressed send. You are the last check, by design.
No. AgentPrep produces informational summaries for review by licensed real estate professionals, and it does not replace your or your buyer's full review of every disclosure document. It states what the documents say; you make every judgment call and every recommendation. That line is enforced in the product itself, not just in the fine print.
The playbooks run deepest on California packets (TDS, SPQ, NHD, pest, sewer lateral, HOA, and the rest), tuned in the East Bay, where packets run thick. Working in another state? Reach out - expansion is prioritized by demand, and your market could be next.
No. You share a no-login link or a branded PDF. The link shows you when your buyer has viewed it.
No. It formats the data your own CMA prints, page-cited, and never generates a price opinion. If you add a range, it appears in your name.
$149 a month with 15 packets included and $9.99 per additional packet, or $999 a year (about $83 a month). Both plans include the CMA tool, and the 7-day free trial includes your first packet.
One property's disclosure set, however it arrives: a single combined PDF or a folder of files. Re-running a packet after new documents arrive only processes what's new; it doesn't count as a second packet.
Confidence isn’t a feeling. It’s preparation.
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