How CASHBATE Works

A simple, step-by-step Home Solution to prepare your home for sale,
with no upfront cost for covered updates.

Step 1

Start With Your Address

Enter your property details to check if your home may qualify for CASHBATE.

No obligation.

Step 2

Property Review & Agent Alignment

We review your home and market context. If you have an agent, we align with them. If not, we can connect you with a trusted partner agent.

This step helps confirm whether focused cosmetic updates make sense for your sale.

Step 3

Pre-Qualification Visit

A licensed and insured contractor visits your home to assess condition and scope. This visit helps confirm eligibility and identify what cosmetic updates may be appropriate.

No work is approved at this stage.

Step 4

Targeted Update Plan

We identify the cosmetic updates most likely to help your home show better and support a successful sale, based on the pre-qualification visit.

Focused, cosmetic updates only
Aligned with buyer expectations
No unnecessary or over-upgrading

See examples here ››

Step 5

Updates Completed

If you approve the plan, licensed and insured contractors complete the approved cosmetic updates.

Updates included under the Base Solution are handled through the Home Solution
Any required work beyond the Base Solution is clearly identified and paid by the seller at the time of work

Step 6

Sale & Closing

Your refreshed home goes to market.

If the home sells, the Base Solution portion is settled at closing
If the home does not sell within the agreed listing period at market value, you owe $0 for the Base Solution portion covered by CASHBATE

Licensed and insured contractors

Clear coverage within the Base Solution value

No debt, no loan, no monthly payments

What Could Your Home Be Worth?

Find out with a free pre-qualification check. Enter your address to see if your home qualifies for cosmetic updates under the CASHBATE Base Solution — and receive a free CMA report if you don’t already have an agent.

No upfront cost. Updates covered under the Base Solution. If your home doesn’t sell during the agreed listing period at market value, you owe $0 for the Base Solution portion.