BuyerPilot

For first-time buyers in the United States

Know what to verify before you buy

A listing tells you what a seller says. BuyerPilot keeps every home you tour in one organized file, separates what is claimed from what you have confirmed, and turns the gaps into a short list of things to verify, ask and investigate.

No card required. The full toolkit on your first home.

  • Know

    Everything about a home in one file: the listing's claims, your own observations, your numbers.

  • Verify

    BuyerPilot marks what is still only a claim, so nothing gets confused for a confirmed fact.

  • Ask

    A prioritized list of what to ask your agent, lender and inspector — built from your own file.

  • Decide

    Compare homes side by side against the priorities you set, not a score somebody else invented.

Everything in the toolkit

  • My Buying Roadmap

    Nine stages from first thought to first ninety days.

  • Property Analyzer

    A decision brief for each home: verify, ask, investigate.

  • 102-Point Showing System

    Tour every home with the same checks and notes.

  • True Home Cost Calculator

    Monthly and upfront estimates, with financing scenarios.

  • Compare Homes

    Up to five homes side by side on your own priorities.

  • Question Vault

    75 questions for realtors, lenders, inspectors and more.

  • Inspection Companion

    Organize findings and what each one needs next.

  • Closing Checklist

    A timeline from contract through key handoff.

  • First 90 Days

    Settle in without losing track of anything.

  • Learning Center

    Plain-language explanations of the vocabulary.

How BuyerPilot treats information

The whole product rests on one rule: unknown means unknown.

We never invent a number
If a listing doesn't state the HOA fee, BuyerPilot shows "Unknown" — never $0. Unknowns stay out of your totals so your estimate isn't quietly wrong.
Claims stay labelled as claims
Anything imported from a listing, or told to you by a seller or agent, is tagged as a claim until you confirm it. Your own observations are tagged separately.
Disagreements are surfaced, not resolved
When two sources say different things, BuyerPilot shows you both and asks you to decide. It never picks silently.
Your file is yours
Your saved homes and notes are private to your account, protected at the database level, and never sold or shared.

Plans

Starter

$0

free forever

  • 1 saved home
  • Showing system, cost estimates and question vault
  • Decision brief for that home

BuyerPilot Plus

$49

per month, cancel anytime

  • Up to 10 saved homes
  • Side-by-side comparison of up to 5 homes
  • Listing import from a link, screenshots or pasted text

Home Purchase Pass

$89

one-time, 12 months of access

  • Everything in Plus for 12 months
  • Up to 10 saved homes
  • No recurring charge
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Questions buyers ask us

Is BuyerPilot financial or real-estate advice?
No. BuyerPilot is an educational and organizational toolkit. It does not provide financial, mortgage, legal, tax or engineering advice, and it does not replace a licensed professional.
Does BuyerPilot tell me which house to buy?
No. It organizes what you record and shows it back to you clearly. Preference match scores reflect only your own weights and entries.
Are the calculator numbers a mortgage quote?
No. They are planning estimates built from the assumptions you enter. Your lender provides the actual figures in writing.
What happens on the free plan?
You get the complete toolkit on one saved home. Upgrade when you have more than one home in play.
Where is my data stored?
In your own private account. Access is enforced by the database itself, so nobody else can read your file.
Do I need to be working with an agent already?
No. Many buyers start with BuyerPilot before their first showing, and use the Question Vault when choosing professionals.

Important disclaimer

BuyerPilot is an educational and organizational toolkit for home buyers. It is not a real-estate brokerage, mortgage lender, law firm, tax advisor, appraiser or home inspector, and it does not provide financial, mortgage, legal, tax, engineering or other professional advice. All calculations are planning estimates based on the assumptions you enter and may differ substantially from actual figures. Nothing in BuyerPilot recommends a property, a loan or a course of action. Always consult licensed professionals before making decisions about a home purchase.