It picks the comps for you.
In RPR’s web CMA you filter the results, tick the homes you want, and rate each one with sliders. Saleswise searches sold, pending, and active homes, drops the ones that don’t fit, and hands you a finished first draft.
Saleswise vs RPR
RPR is the free property data and report tool NAR includes with your dues. Saleswise is an AI agent that pulls comps, prices the home, and takes your edits in chat, from just an address. Here is where each one wins.
Free plan every month. $39/mo for unlimited, or try unlimited for $1 for 7 days.




RPR is a strong data source, and it is already in your dues. The difference is who does the work.
In RPR’s web CMA you filter the results, tick the homes you want, and rate each one with sliders. Saleswise searches sold, pending, and active homes, drops the ones that don’t fit, and hands you a finished first draft.
Ask why a comp made the cut, drop one, add the new roof, or widen the radius. It makes the change and re-checks the price, in the same chat.
Once it’s priced, stage the photos, make the Just Listed flyer, and post it to social without leaving Saleswise or paying for another tool.
Where RPR wins, we say so.
| Feature | Saleswise | RPR |
|---|---|---|
| Access | ||
| Who can use it | Any agent | REALTORS® only (NAR members) |
| Cost | Free plan, or $39/mo unlimited | Included in NAR dues |
| Where the data comes from | MLS listings and property records, no login | MLS partnerships and public records; your MLS and agent ID on your profile |
| The CMA | ||
| Start from just an address | Yes | Yes |
| Who picks the comps | The AI agent, then you adjust | You on the web; AI CMA in the mobile app scores them for you to confirm |
| Ask questions about a comp or the price in chat | Yes | Not listed |
| Automated value estimate | Checked against the comps | RVM®, with a Refine Value tool |
| Flags conflicting records and outlier comps | Yes | Not checked |
| Reports | ||
| Branded CMA report | PDF or share link | Seller’s Report |
| Neighborhood, school, and market activity reports | Not listed | Yes |
| Commercial property reports | Not listed | Yes |
| Mobile app | Website only | iOS and Android |
| Beyond the CMA | ||
| AI virtual staging | Yes | Not listed |
| Listing flyers | Designed flyers from the address | Property Flyer report |
| Social posts for the listing | Yes | Not listed |
A dash means the feature isn’t on that product’s public pages as of November 2026. “Not checked” means we couldn’t confirm it either way.
Published prices, not a quote.
Saleswise
$39/mo
Unlimited CMAs, staging, flyers, and social posts. The free plan includes 3 CMA replies a month, and you can try unlimited for $1 for 7 days.
Run a free CMARPR
$0 extra
Included in your yearly NAR dues, with no paid upgrades. Only REALTORS® can sign up, with their NAR member ID.
For REALTORS®, yes. NAR says RPR is included in yearly dues with no extra cost and no paid upgrades. Agents who aren’t NAR members can’t sign up.
Yes, in the RPR mobile app. NAR launched it in November 2025: it scores comps from 0 to 100 using criteria you can change, and you confirm the comps before the report is built. We found no chat where you can ask it questions about the comps.
Saleswise does the first draft for you: it finds the home, searches recent sold, pending, and active listings, drops comps that don’t fit, picks up to eight, and sets a suggested price with the reasoning shown. Then you change anything by asking in chat.
No. Saleswise pulls MLS listing data from the public sites it’s syndicated to, plus property records. RPR shows listing data when your MLS and agent ID are on your RPR profile.
Yes, and many agents will. Use RPR for neighborhood and school reports, and Saleswise to draft the CMA, stage the photos, and make the flyer.
There’s a free plan with 3 CMA replies, 3 staged images, and 3 flyer or social images every month. Unlimited is $39 a month, and you can try it for $1 for 7 days.
Type an address. Get comps, a price, and a report you can talk to.
Run a free CMARPR details come from NAR and RPR pages, read November 6, 2026. Saleswise details come from the product itself.