RealReports, an AI-driven property intelligence platform, and Restb.ai, a provider of AI and computer vision services to real estate, announced a strategic partnership that brings appraisal-grade condition, quality and visual insights into MLS-facing tools for the first time. First Multiple Listing Service (FMLS) and MLS Now, Ohio’s largest multiple listing service, will be among the first to roll out this new technology to its members.
The collaboration integrates Restb.ai’s advanced image intelligence into RealReports’ product suite, giving agents condition-aware comparables and more intuitive visuals to strengthen client communication. The result enhances both the free Snapshot Report and premium Seller Report, delivering benefits that raise the standard for how agents present and analyze property data.
“Today, agents win more business by translating data into insights their clients can trust,” said James Rogers, CEO and co-founder of RealReports. “By pairing RealReports’ AI-powered property reports with Restb.ai’s appraisal-grade image analysis, we’re delivering an entirely new dimension of local expertise that has never been available to agents before.”
“What we can deliver with RealReports is a clear example of how one-plus-one can equal three. By combining RealReports’ AI-powered property data with Restb.ai’s visual analysis, we’re elevating the everyday reports agents rely on,” said Dominik Pogorzelski, president, MLS for Restb.ai. “The result is more than better comps or sharper photos: it’s about giving real estate professionals a level of property insight that makes them indispensable to their clients.”
For MLSs and their members, the integration brings enhancements at two levels. With the free Snapshot Report for mutual MLS clients, every report will automatically feature photos displayed in a cleaner, more intuitive format at no additional cost. The premium Seller report incorporates Restb.ai’s Condition and Quality (C/Q) scores to enhance comparables and provide clearer insights into both the subject property and comps. In addition, agents can now analyze properties side by side with “property snapshots” that display the best exterior, interior, kitchen and bathroom photos, enabling instant visual validation of complex property differences.
“By integrating these next-generation reports into our technology suite, we’re delivering to our members AI-driven analysis that go far beyond traditional property data,” said Jeremy Crawford, president & CEO of FMLS, which serves 57,000 members across the state. Condition and quality insight empowers them to present clients with a level of clarity and confidence that sets our members apart in today’s competitive market.”
