Priced like software. Worth far more.
The old way charges a percentage of your home — the bigger the house, the bigger the bill, for the same work. That never made sense. Jess is one flat fee, spelled out, with nothing hidden and no slice of your equity — for a great deal more than a piece of software usually does.
A flat software fee, billed by Jess, separate from your closing costs.
Waived for beta testersWhat the $699 covers
What Jess does NOT charge for — because it isn’t hers to charge
You still pay the real third parties directly, at their real cost: your lender, the inspection, the appraisal, title and escrow fees, and any government recording fees. Jess never marks those up and never takes a cut of them — she coordinates them. The $699 is the software. Everything else is the transaction, priced by the people licensed to do it.
What the old structure would have charged.
A buyer’s-side commission is typically a percentage of the price; a full commission on a sale often runs 5–6%. Commissions vary and are negotiable — this is an illustration on your number, not a quote, and not a promise of savings.
An illustration of a full 5–6% commission — about 3% a side, and on a sale often all on you, built into the price either way. Commissions vary and are negotiable. Not a quote, and not a promise of any savings amount.
Beta pricing — the fee structure may be refined before public launch. Figures here are illustrations, not quotes, and not a guarantee of any savings amount.
See what $699 buys before you pay a cent.
The beta is free, and it’s the whole thing, start to keys.