This is a live sample of what you'll actually see.

What you're looking at This is the real document, with fictional numbers. It lands in your inbox minutes after your contract does — one page, plain English, nothing you have to decode. The blanks it can't know yet (your lender's fees, your final prorations) fill themselves in as you make the choices below.

Why it looks like this Lenders are sorted by APR — the all-in number — never by who pays us, and the best value on each line gets the star so you don't have to do the math. You won't see ratings here: lending is regulated, so the numbers do the talking. When a lender needs one more detail to quote you (like Hometown above), we say so honestly — the column holds its place and the number follows. And nobody here knows who you are until you tap "This one."

Why it looks like this Your inspection window opens the day the contract is signed — that's why this sits right after lenders. Inspections are unregulated, so ratings show — from Google, not from us — and the sort is price, lowest first. In the real product each column also opens the full breakdown: what's included, report turnaround, and add-ons like radon or a sewer scope. You reach out when you're ready — never the other way around.

Why it looks like this Title insurance premiums are filed with the state — they vary only slightly by underwriter — so we don't pretend anyone competes on them. The real difference is each company's own settlement and doc-prep fees, and that's what's sorted here. No ratings on this one either: title is regulated. See the "Affiliation disclosed" badge? When your agent has a business relationship with a provider, we tell you plainly — it never changes the order or the styling, it just informs. In the real product, "See what's included" opens every line item behind each total — nothing hidden.

Why it looks like this Insurance isn't a regulated comparison, so here you do get ratings — pulled from Google, a source no provider can pay their way up. Providers are still sorted by price — never by who pays us. Every quote is on the same coverage, so the prices are actually comparable. No agent calls you until you ask them to.

Why it's on this page Movers aren't part of your closing costs — but you'll need one, and they're in your agent's network too. Moving is unregulated, so Google ratings show, and the sort is still price, lowest first — never who pays us. Book once your closing date is locked; in the real product each column opens the full breakdown, including packing add-ons and storage.