The Seller Kit

The CMA Kit is now The Seller Kit: the same CMA, plus everything you hand a seller from the first visit to the offer. Walk in with a document you built in about twenty minutes, from the comps you already pull.

What's inside

Market Snapshot. Shows a seller the market with no suggested price, on purpose. For the first visit, before you walk the house.

Seller CMA. The pricing conversation: adjusted comps, two suggested prices and the net sheet. It holds you to a method, does the arithmetic and shows its work. The number is your judgment, and the document says so on the page.

New Listing. One address in, the whole launch out: the MLS description, a Just Listed letter for the neighbors, captions, a reel you film yourself and the open house follow-ups, each on its day.

Weekly Seller Update. One calm page every week the house is on the market: showings, what buyers said, what changed around them and what you are doing next, with an email draft to send it with.

Listing Review. For a listing that has sat: three calm pages showing what buyers said, what they chose instead and where the home sits today, then the options with your recommended price. The decision stays with your sellers, and a separate page of talking points stays with you.

Offer Summary. An offer turned into two pages your sellers can read at the kitchen table: the buyers, the terms, an estimated net, the timeline and every seller obligation. Facts only, no advice on the page.

Plus a 34 page guide that walks every page each skill makes and gives you the exact prompts to type. The Buyer CMA now lives in The Buyer Kit, and the Past Client Equity Report and Farming Mailer in The Lead Gen Kit.

You answer questions in plain language and Claude builds each document, checks that nothing runs off the page, and saves the PDF. Nothing is ever sent for you. The pages ship in a classic navy and gold, and one sentence switches them to your colors, fonts and logo.

Works with any MLS

Two ways in, your choice. Add the Claude in Chrome extension, sign into your MLS yourself, and Claude reads each listing with you, on your screen, confirming every number. Or export or paste what you already pull. No stored logins, no integration to break, nothing scraped in bulk.

Check your MLS rules and your brokerage's policy on AI tools before you start. Most MLSs allow using your own data to prepare a client's analysis; some limit copying listing data or photos into outside tools, or require the source to be shown. If yours does, or you are not sure, use the export or paste path. Claude never tells you it is allowed. That is your MLS's call.

What you need

A Claude plan that includes the Code tab in Claude Desktop (the paid plan, not the free one), on a Mac with Google Chrome, plus your comparable sales in any format and a headshot. The free Claude Setup guide, at stan.store/coritessier, covers getting Claude installed if you have not already.