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Property due diligence that actually checks the facts.

Fyts is a research workbench for Massachusetts buyer agents. Submit a property and get back a verified, decision-ready memo — fair value, red flags, inspection focus, and an offer strategy — in one place.

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Free plan: one report, on us. Need more? Starter and Pro plans renew your reports every month.

How it works

1

Submit a property

Paste an address and any details you have. Takes 30 seconds.

2

We do the diligence

A multi-agent research workflow investigates and verifies the property.

3

Read the memo

Get a client-ready report with a clear recommendation and next steps.

Why agents trust the memo

Verified, not just generated

The highest-stakes claims are independently re-researched by a skeptical second pass before they reach your memo — so flood zone, title, and tax facts are checked, not guessed.

Decision-ready memos

Every report lands on a clear bottom line — proceed, proceed with conditions, or walk — backed by a fair-value range, red flags with severity, and an offer strategy.

Massachusetts-native

Registry of Deeds, assessor databases, Title 5 septic rules, MA permit portals, FEMA flood layers — the research is tuned to how MA towns actually publish their records.

Every claim is sourced

Findings link back to the primary record they came from — the assessor card, the recorded deed, the FEMA panel — so you can open the source and confirm it yourself before advising a client.

Plans

Start free, then subscribe when you need more reports. Upgrade or cancel anytime from your dashboard.

Free

$0

1 report, ever

Run one property through the full workflow, no card required.

Starter

$25/mo

1 report per month

For agents who need a memo on demand every month.

Pro

$100/mo

5 reports per month

For agents running diligence across an active pipeline.

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Run your first property today

Your first report is free, no card required. Bring an address you're working — see what a verified diligence memo looks like, then subscribe if you need more.