The Premium Antidote to Bad AI
AI fills rooms. Judgment sells them. $29.
Get My Photo Review — $29Delivered within 48 hours. Most reviews arrive the next day.
Buyers don’t book showings for houses that look fine. They book them when a photo gives them something to want.
Good houses get misread in their photos every day.
An editor’s read on every photo
Reason to visit
Are the photos selling the house’s best features, or hiding them?
Every photo scored
What’s helping the listing, what’s hurting it, and why.
Problems named
What buyers notice but can’t put a finger on.
Fix types
Restyle, reshoot, reorder, remove, or leave it alone.
Believability
Does anything look fake or over-processed to buyers?
Three steps. Usually next day.
Send the listing
Upload the photos or send a link. Coming soon is fine.
Pay $29
One listing, one complete review.
Get your review
By email within 48 hours, usually the next day.
Reason to visit: Generic. One beige sofa against a wall. The room opens to the kitchen and has light from two sides, and the staging uses neither.
See exactly what you’ll receive.
A real review, start to finish, on an example room.
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15 years as a home magazine editor, deciding what belongs in the picture and what makes someone want to keep looking.
Some AI tools were trained on magazine photos. I made the magazine.
A dated room doesn’t lose the sale. It loses the showing.
“I love it. Now the room actually makes sense.”
#1 agent by sales volume in their marketListing hasn’t sold in 7 days?
Your listing is the most expensive thing your seller owns. Find out what its photos are saying to buyers.
Get My Photo Review — $29Before you order
Do you restage the photos?
Not in the $29 review, which diagnoses the presentation. Restyling the rooms is a Listing Refresh, starting at $289.
Does the $29 count toward a Listing Refresh?
Yes, if you order a refresh for the same property within 30 days.
What doesn’t the review cover?
Price, location, condition, and the market all affect a listing. I review the photographs only, and I won’t pretend a photo explains everything.
Who sees my photos?
Only I do.
Do you need the original files?
No. Web-size images, the photographer’s proofs, or a link to the listing all work.