There's a letter buried in your inspection PDF. It says how much you're owed.
Your inspector already found $3,000–$8,000 worth of problems. Nothing in that PDF tells you what they cost or what to ask for — and your option period is closing while you figure it out.
Free during beta · No credit card · ~10 minutes, start to finish
🔒 Private by default — visible only to you unless you share it.
- 3–7 days your option period window
- <10 min upload to finished report
- $3K–$8K typically left on the table
Your inspector already found $3,000–$8,000 in problems — the report just never tells you what they cost or what to say. RepairLever turns those same pages into one number and one finished document, ready before your option period runs out.— why RepairLever exists
The clock buyers forget about
Most of your window is already gone.
Your option period is 3–7 days. Add the day you actually read the report, the day you Googled "how to negotiate after inspection" at midnight, and there's barely time left to act — let alone build a case.
What changes the moment you upload
Same report. Completely different negotiation.
Start to finish
Three steps before your coffee's cold.
No calls to schedule, no spreadsheets to build, no contractor pricing to hunt down yourself.
Upload your report
Drop in your inspection PDF and enter the property zip code.
Review and adjust
See every issue priced out and prioritized. Check items in or out and drag one slider — the total recalculates live.
Send it on
Generate a polished repair addendum, then copy it, download it, or share a read-only link with your agent.
Cost ranges are grounded in regional repair-cost data for your zip code, reviewed issue-by-issue — never one flat guess applied to everything.
Free during beta — no credit card required.
Fine print, in plain English
Questions, answered
Is RepairLever free right now?
Yes. We're in a free launch period while we validate the product — no credit card required, ever, during beta.
How long does it take to get my report?
Most reports are ready in under 10 minutes. You'll see a status update the moment it's done.
What if I disagree with the recommended ask?
Treat it as a starting point, not a final answer. Check individual issues in or out and drag a slider to raise or lower the total — the number is always yours to adjust before you send anything.
Where do the repair cost estimates come from?
We map each finding in your report to typical repair cost ranges for your zip code. These are estimates to guide your negotiation, not binding contractor quotes.
Will my agent take this seriously?
The output is a formatted, professional repair addendum designed to be handed directly to an agent or seller — not a raw AI summary. Many buyers use it as their first draft and let their agent finalize the wording.
What if my PDF won't upload or parse correctly?
If your file is scanned as images or won't extract cleanly, we'll prompt you to paste the report's key findings as text so you still get your analysis without delay.
Is my inspection report kept private?
Yes. Your report and addendum are visible only to you by default. Nothing is shared until you create a read-only link — and you can revoke it at any time.
Field notes
Reading for buyers on the clock
Practical, no-fluff notes on inspection reports, repair costs, and asking for credits sellers actually take seriously.
Your option period is running
There's already money in this report. Go get it before the window closes.
In about ten minutes you'll have a prioritized issue list, a defensible credit number, and an addendum ready for your agent — the negotiation prep most buyers never get in time.
Free during beta — no credit card required.
X ___________________________ Buyer's signature not required. Ten minutes is.