Comps selected like an appraiser, in seconds
Enter any address and Bricked pulls live sales data, scores condition from listing photos, and returns adjusted comparables you can defend, without an MLS license or manual filtering.
How it works
Enter an address
Any residential property in the country works: on-market, off-market, or a lead from your list.
The AI builds the comp set
Live data from MLS, county records, and public web sources is filtered, condition-scored, and adjusted automatically.
Get defensible numbers
Adjusted comps, ARV, and an instant offer price arrive in less than 30 seconds per property.
Selection logic an appraiser would recognize
Everyone wants exact-match comps within 0.1 miles that sold yesterday, and they rarely exist. Bricked automatically narrows and widens the search the way an appraiser would. It starts with recent sales, respects geographic boundaries so comps never cross highways or school districts into different markets, and weights property type, size, and age appropriately. You see the tightest defensible comp set instead of a raw radius dump.
Condition scored from photos, not assumed
The largest comping mistake is to value an as-is property against renovated sales. The Bricked AI reads listing photos of curb appeal, kitchens, bathrooms, and finishes, and assigns each comparable a renovation score. As-is comps support your acquisition price, and renovated comps support your ARV. You get both, kept separate.
Adjustments done with real numbers
Bricked prices property differences with an internal AVM by zip code and property type. An extra bedroom in one Georgia zip code is worth about $12,000, and in another market the value is very different. Beds, baths, square footage, and features are adjusted with local numbers, and the math is shown on every comp.
Coverage where county records stop
In non-disclosure states such as Texas, sold prices never reach public county records, and that is why most data tools have thin coverage there. Bricked cross-references MLS data, county records, and public web listings to deliver sold comps in all 50 states, including the states where comping is hardest.
Frequently asked questions
Can I run comps without MLS access?
Yes. Bricked pulls live data from MLS sources, county records, and public listing sites, so you get MLS-quality comps without a license or MLS membership fees.
How fast are the comps?
A property takes less than 30 seconds from address to a full comp set with ARV and an offer price.
Does Bricked work in non-disclosure states?
Yes. Non-disclosure coverage is a core feature. Bricked cross-references MLS, county, and public web data to find sold prices in Texas and other states where county records do not include them.
Can I choose my own comps?
Bricked selects the comp set automatically and shows its work, including condition scores and adjustments, so you can evaluate every comparable. Automatic selection keeps the numbers consistent across properties and analysts.