Homesage.ai launches AI tool to find and analyze house flips

Homesage.ai says its new platform automates flip searches and analyzes potential returns by estimating repair costs, after-repair value and profit. The launch targets real estate investors looking to move faster on deals in competitive markets.

Why it matters: - House-flipping firms often lose time to manual deal hunting and repair estimates. - Homesage.ai is pitching a way to speed up both parts of the process before a buyer submits an offer. - Faster analysis can help investors move on properties before competing buyers do.

What happened: - Homesage.ai launched an AI product designed to find and analyze house-flip deals. - Investment firms can choose Flip as the goal inside Investment Property Search and enter a location. - Each result shows listing price, estimated after-repair value, spread and estimated return on investment. - The company says the tool is built for real estate investment companies evaluating renovation projects.

The details: - Teams can sort results by estimated ROI and filter by condition, price and days on market. - Users can save searches and receive daily updates on new matches. - A Full Property Report estimates repair work room by room from listing photos, with no uploads required. - Homesage.ai used a poor-condition rowhouse in Washington, DC, listed at $425,000 as of Nov. 3, 2026, as an example. - The company said it estimated renovation costs at $244,420 from 30 listing photos. - The report estimated an ARV of $983,233, an ROI of 26.9% and total profit of $206,572. - Homesage.ai says its database covers more than 160 million U.S. properties. - Reports show the listing price, estimated ARV and the spread between them. - Reports also show the maximum amount a team can spend on repairs and still hit a 20% target return. - The flip card includes ROI, total profit, break-even price and maximum allowable offer. - Each cost appears on its own line, including acquisition, contingency, holding and selling costs. - Investors can change the condition or estimated ARV in the report and the numbers recalculate immediately. - The company says the final decision stays with the flipping company. - Teams can save reports as PDFs or share them with lenders. - Developers can access the same data through Homesage.ai Real Estate APIs, which offer more than 30 endpoints. - AI agents can access the data through the Homesage.ai MCP server. - Homesage.ai plans use credits, with one monthly balance covering searches, reports and API calls. - Every self-serve plan includes a 30-day trial. - Larger investment firms can request a custom setup through Homesage.ai Custom AI Solutions. - Pricing details are available on the Homesage.ai pricing page: pricing page - Homesage.ai’s social channels include LinkedIn, YouTube and X.

Between the lines: - The product tries to compress a workflow that usually takes hours of searching, site visits and spreadsheet work into one automated process. - The focus on estimated ROI, break-even price and maximum allowable offer shows Homesage.ai is aimed at investors making fast acquisition decisions. - The API and MCP access suggest the company wants its data embedded in other real estate and AI tools, not just used in a standalone app.

What's next: - Homesage.ai says investors can start with a 30-day trial on self-serve plans. - Larger firms can pursue a custom deployment if they need higher-volume usage. - The company is directing users to its pricing page for plan and credit details.

The bottom line: - Homesage.ai is betting that speed and automated underwriting will matter as much as deal sourcing for flip investors.