Thursday, October 15, 2026

Homesage.ai targets solo investors with $75 Starter plan for property data

Homesage.ai targets solo investors with $75 Starter plan for property data

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For solo real estate investors and tiny proptech teams, the cost of professional property data has often been a barrier. Homesage.ai is now addressing that gap with a new entry-level tier priced at $75 per month after an exclusive 25% discount off the standard $100 rate.

Solo investors and small proptech teams get all Real Estate APIs and about 50 Full Property Reports a month for only $75.

The Starter plan is the smallest offering from Homesage.ai, bundling 750 monthly credits that draw from a single shared balance. Those credits can be applied either to property reports or API calls, giving users flexibility in how they consume the data.

We built Starter so that one investor gets the same reports and APIs as our biggest customers”— Blaze Dimov, CEO and Founder of Homesage.ai

For the individual investor, the math is straightforward: 750 credits translates to roughly 50 Full Property Reports per month. That volume supports evaluating more than one deal daily, every day of the month, which is a practical cadence for active house flippers or buy-and-hold investors.

Each Full Property Report delivers a suite of analytical metrics, including project ROI, cap rates, renovation cost estimates, a seller motivation score, and after-repair value (ARV). The report also breaks down the comparable sales that underpin the valuation and flags neighborhood-specific risks that might affect the investment thesis.

Finding the right property is just as important as analyzing it, and the Starter plan includes access to Investment Property Search. This tool scans tens of thousands of US listings daily, surfacing deals that match an investor’s criteria, such as price range or property condition.

On the proptech side, small development teams gain access to all of Homesage.ai’s Real Estate APIs under the same plan. That includes more than 30 endpoints spanning 8 categories. A developer can submit a US address or ZIP code and receive structured data back—covering everything from home values to comparable sales.

The pricing model is forgiving for experimentation: failed API calls incur no cost, and four endpoints are free, per the Real Estate APIs documentation. That means a team can test a concept on live Homesage.ai data before committing to a more expensive tier.

The plan also ships with the Homesage.ai MCP server, which enables AI assistants like Gemini, Claude, or ChatGPT to pull Homesage.ai data on demand when a user asks about a specific property.

“We built Starter so one investor gets the same reports and APIs as our biggest customers,” said Blaze Dimov, CEO and Founder of Homesage.ai.

Investors can review the full breakdown of what Starter includes on the Homesage.ai pricing page.

About Homesage.ai:

Homesage.ai is a real estate technology company headquartered in Washington, DC. The firm applies AI to analyze more than 155 million properties across the US, serving investors, agents, lenders, and developers. Its product lineup includes Investment Property Search, Full Property Reports, Real Estate APIs, and Custom AI Solutions, alongside the DealFinder Mobile App and the DealFinder Browser Extension. More information is available at Homesage.ai.

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Why it matters: By lowering the monthly cost of professional-grade property intelligence, Homesage.ai is making institutional-quality analysis available to a much wider base of individual investors and early-stage tech teams. This move could shift how small operators evaluate deals, potentially leveling a playing field that has long favored larger firms with deeper data budgets.


David Hall

David Hall

David is the senior editor at TheCyberMag. He has a background in journalism and has worked with various media outlets, covering topics ranging from threat intelligence and data privacy to cybercrime and cloud security. When he is not writing, David enjoys reading, hiking, photography, and exploring new coffee shops.