Map & imagery

Subject, comps, and Street View, on one canvas.

Google Maps with the subject pin and up to three comp pins on one side; Street View and a property card on the other. Addresses auto-geocode with Places Autocomplete. Aerial obliques from Nearmap are on the roadmap.

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Pins · subject + 3 comps

0.6mi

Typical comp radius read

360°

Street View pan

The workflow

How it works, step by step.

01
Type the address
Places Autocomplete kicks in from character one. The subject pin lands.
02
Comps fan out
The comp grid populates from the comps you have added — documents you upload, and ATTOM where a key is configured. Each active comp gets a pin with the sale price chip. MLS retrieval is planned, not live.
03
Street View loads beside
Right panel renders the Street View frame at the subject's default heading. Pan to inspect.
04
Aerial overlay on tap
Nearmap / EagleView oblique layers for roof, additions, and yard features are on the roadmap.
05
Proximity auto-feeds URAR
Distances to each comp and to the subject are written straight into the URAR Site section.

What's included

Everything in this feature.

Geocoding + autocomplete

Google Places Autocomplete with Google-first server geocoding, a bounded OpenStreetMap fallback, and clean distance math.

Subject + comp pinning

Colored pins for subject (violet) and comps (ocean) with price chips.

Street View panel

Requires deployment configuration

Inline Street View with compass, heading, and drag-to-pan.

What it does not do: Requires a Google Maps API key configured for your deployment. Without one, the map and Street View panels do not render.

Aerial obliques

Coming soon

Nearmap + EagleView layers for roof and yard inspection without a re-drive.

USGS elevation

Site grade and slope for the URAR Site section, from the USGS National Map.

OSM context

Coming soon

Nearby schools, highways, rail lines, and parks for external-obsolescence narratives.

FAQ

Quick answers.

Google Maps Platform powers the map, Places Autocomplete, Street View, and configured server geocoding. OpenStreetMap/Nominatim is a bounded server-side fallback when needed.

Keep exploring

Features you'll want next.

Comp grid

Where those map pins are ranked and adjusted.

Sketch

GLA measurement for the subject card.

Connectors

Every data source that lights up the map.

Ready to see it live?

30-day evaluation. Office $49, Pro $99 or Complete $199/month after the evaluation. No card to start.

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