An 84-rule engine that reads a listing description and flags the phrasing that creates Fair Housing exposure — with a suggested fix for every flag. Built for the teams already shipping products to US real estate agents.
We wire it in with you during the pilot — no rewrite on your side. Two shapes, both built on the same rule set:
Typical pilot setup is about an hour of our time; we ship the snippet or endpoint, you mount it, and we tune the flag presentation together. Rule set, severity levels, and the "not legal advice" line all come from us.
Full engine, your traffic. No architecture change, no card. If it doesn't earn its place in your UI, it stops there.
Or $790/year. White-label, your subdomain, unlimited scans, rule-set changelog included.
Custom embed (we wire it into your stack with you): +$199 one-time.
Not a team? Send us one listing description and get the full audit report plus a rewritten example, delivered by email.
No. This is a risk-reduction tool that flags language patterns associated with Fair Housing exposure. It is not legal advice and it does not certify compliance with any law or regulator. Always have your own counsel review anything you ship to agents.
Published federal Fair Housing protected classes plus three practical buckets we see in listing copy: steering, income/status, and overstated marketing clichés. State notes for California, New York, and New Jersey are included as plain-language pointers to the official texts. The rule count and version are exposed in every response.
Yes — that's the point. Your name, your colors, your subdomain. We don't put our brand in your agent's workflow.
Embedded scans run in the browser. Server-side scans process the text and return flags; we keep an audit log of length and IP prefix only, not the listing content. See Privacy.