Manual Comp Sheet Builder
Build a quick comparable-sales sheet from listing URLs you find on Zillow, Redfin, Realtor.com, Trulia, Homes.com, or Compass. Paste the URL (we auto-detect the source), fill the four key fields visible on the listing (beds, baths, sqft, price), and we compute median + mean + $/sqft for the comp set. Plug in your subject property and see whether your asking / list price is above or below the implied comp value. Your sheet is encoded in this page's URL — copy the link to save or share.
Subject property (the home you're analyzing)
Comparable sales / active listings (3)
Paste a URL from Zillow / Redfin / Realtor / Trulia / Homes.com etc. and fill in the four key fields visible on the listing. The host is auto-detected.
This is an unweighted comp summary — comp adjustments by an appraiser typically also factor lot size, condition grade, view, garage count, quality level, and time-of-sale market shift. Use this for a quick PPSF sanity check, not a formal valuation. To save / share your sheet, copy this page's URL — your comps and subject property are encoded in the link.
How to use this tool
- Find 3-10 comparable listings on Zillow, Redfin, Realtor.com, etc. Aim for similar size, age, and proximity to your subject property. Recently sold ("sold past 90 days") are stronger comps than active listings.
- For each comp, paste the listing URL in the Listing URL field. We'll auto-detect the host (Zillow, Redfin, etc.) for the summary table.
- Fill in beds, baths, sqft, sold/list price, year built — all four are visible at the top of every listing page. Add any notes about quality, condition, or recent updates.
- Enter your subject property at the top. Even with no list price, the implied PPSF estimate from the comps fills in.
- Read the summary — median + mean + $/sqft for the comps, with your subject property's implied price. The "Per-comp comparison" table below shows each comp side-by-side with your subject row highlighted.
- Save or share by copying this page's URL — the comps and subject property are encoded in the link.
What this tool doesn't do
- It doesn't pull data from the URL automatically. The four key fields are manual entry.
- It doesn't apply formal appraiser adjustments for lot size, condition grade, view, garage count, age, or quality. For a regulated valuation use a licensed appraiser.
- It doesn't time-adjust prior sales for current market — if a comp sold 9 months ago, the price reflects that market, not today's.