Keep the client for life. Get more referrals.

Argo is the property intelligence layer agents and brokerages run every prospect through: unlimited address research, buyer- and seller-side reports under your brand, and a client home record that keeps you attached long after the deal closes.

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A real estate agent checking Argo on her phone

NEGOTIATION UPDATE

$9,600 roof credit accepted

2 of 3 asks agreed
Seller responded in 1 day
Client notified automatically

Draft sent to seller's agent

Auto-generated from the report, ready in one click.

How agents use it

Three moves that create a client for life.

1
Research any address
Before the listing appointment or the showing, run the address. Add the inspection or disclosure packet and Argo reads every finding.
2
Show up with the record
A branded report with your name, headshot, and brokerage: ranked repairs, cost ranges, permit history, and first-year cost to own.
- Roof at end of life$9,600
- Water heater aging$1,800
- Electrical panel$2,400
Suggested credit ask$13,800
3
Negotiate and retain
Buyer- or seller-side letters built from the record — then activate Home+ at closing so you stay on the client's home for years.

Your clients' reports stay private

Sourced from public & licensed records

Never sold or brokered

Read our trust principles

The leverage engine

Argo understands a specific home deeply, because the client and the realtor put its real data in.

An inspector tells your client what they saw. Argo tells you what it means. It combines the report with public records tied to the property to surface leverage most agents never have time to dig for.

Permit history to aging systems.
No roof permit in 24 years on a 20-year roof? That's an end-of-life system you can negotiate now.
Unpermitted work.
A finished basement or addition with no matching permit is a resale and insurance risk - and a bargaining chip.
Known-defect & recall classes.
Federal Pacific panels, polybutylene pipe, recalled furnaces - flagged the moment they appear.
Local repair costs.
Every finding is priced against real costs in your area, so your ask has a number behind it.

Argo app showing 102 Olin Dr with estimated value, total equity, price per square foot, and specifications

Every ask, backed by the evidence.

Sellers push back on vague demands. Argo assembles each request from well-researched findings - the exact inspection page, the permit record, and a defensible cost estimate - so it's hard to say no.

Evidence card linking an inspection page, permit record, and cost estimate

The back-and-forth, handled.

Inspection windows are short and stressful. Argo drafts the repair addendum and the messages between you, your client, and the seller's side - and tracks every ask to resolution.

Chat thread showing a credit request drafted, sent, and agreed to

Your edge at the table

The closing gift that keeps your name on the house.

Argo does an analyst's work on your side - reading every finding, pulling the property's records, and pricing each repair - then hands you a priced, evidence-backed plan in minutes. You walk in more prepared than the other side, win more for your clients, and earn the next referral.

One shared plan
You and your client work from the same prioritized, evidence-backed ask list.
Ready to send
Forward drafts to your client or the seller's agent as-is - no rewriting required.
Faster to agreement
Skip the back-and-forth guesswork and get your client to yes before the deadline.

The difference

One record. Two completely different conversations.

Without Argo

A 40-page report to comb through the night before the deadline.
Guessing which findings are actually worth pushing on.
Asks the seller waves off as unrealistic.
Scrambling as your client's contingency deadline closes in.

With Argo

Every finding organized and explained in minutes.
Leverage ranked by real dollars and property records.
Evidence-backed asks that are hard to refuse.
Drafted comms sent with days to spare.

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FRIENDLY WORDS

Don't just take it from us.

“My buyers wanted a $9,000 credit for a roof with no documentation. Argo pulled the permit history and gave me the number to back it up. The sellers agreed the same day.”

Jessica M.

Austin

“I used to spend an evening building the ask list by hand. Now Argo has it ranked and priced before I've finished reading the report.”

Marcus T.

Charlotte

“My clients see the same findings I do, in plain language, with the cost behind each one. It's made every negotiation conversation easier.”

Priya R.

San Diego

“A Federal Pacific panel almost got waved off as a minor note. Argo flagged it as a known-defect class and gave me the number to negotiate with.”

David K.

Tampa

“The seller's agent gets a packaged ask with evidence attached instead of a vague list of complaints. I close more of these without it turning into a fight.”

Lauren B.

Portland

“We got an $11,000 credit on a house my clients almost walked away from. Argo's records made the difference between a guess and a number the sellers couldn't argue with.”

Omar S.

Phoenix

“My buyers wanted a $9,000 credit for a roof with no documentation. Argo pulled the permit history and gave me the number to back it up. The sellers agreed the same day.”

Jessica M.

Austin

“I used to spend an evening building the ask list by hand. Now Argo has it ranked and priced before I've finished reading the report.”

Marcus T.

Charlotte

“My clients see the same findings I do, in plain language, with the cost behind each one. It's made every negotiation conversation easier.”

Priya R.

San Diego

“A Federal Pacific panel almost got waved off as a minor note. Argo flagged it as a known-defect class and gave me the number to negotiate with.”

David K.

Tampa

“The seller's agent gets a packaged ask with evidence attached instead of a vague list of complaints. I close more of these without it turning into a fight.”

Lauren B.

Portland

“We got an $11,000 credit on a house my clients almost walked away from. Argo's records made the difference between a guess and a number the sellers couldn't argue with.”

Omar S.

Phoenix

“My buyers wanted a $9,000 credit for a roof with no documentation. Argo pulled the permit history and gave me the number to back it up. The sellers agreed the same day.”

Jessica M.

Austin

“I used to spend an evening building the ask list by hand. Now Argo has it ranked and priced before I've finished reading the report.”

Marcus T.

Charlotte

“My clients see the same findings I do, in plain language, with the cost behind each one. It's made every negotiation conversation easier.”

Priya R.

San Diego

“A Federal Pacific panel almost got waved off as a minor note. Argo flagged it as a known-defect class and gave me the number to negotiate with.”

David K.

Tampa

“The seller's agent gets a packaged ask with evidence attached instead of a vague list of complaints. I close more of these without it turning into a fight.”

Lauren B.

Portland

“We got an $11,000 credit on a house my clients almost walked away from. Argo's records made the difference between a guess and a number the sellers couldn't argue with.”

Omar S.

Phoenix

FAQ

Questions agents ask us.

You handle this every week. Here's what comes up most.

Argo works with professionals and organizations that support people before, during, or after a home transaction or home-service event. Potential referral partners include realtors, brokerages, home inspectors, builders, title companies, lenders, credit unions, insurers, warranty providers, contractors, property managers, utilities, employers, senior-service organizations, and other enterprises that have a trusted relationship with a household. Participation, available features, and commercial terms may vary by partner type and program.

Argo is a household agent that helps people organize information about their home, understand their options, and keep home tasks moving. A household can start with a question, photo, voice note, quote, inspection finding, or document. Argo uses what the household chooses to share and the available history in its Home Record to surface relevant context, identify missing information, and help prepare the next step. Argo does not inspect a home, diagnose property conditions, or replace the judgment of a qualified professional.

Argo gives the household a place to organize property information and continue working through home questions after your immediate service or transaction is complete. It can help the household preserve documents, inspection findings, service records, quotes, receipts, warranties, decisions, and completed-work history. The goal is to provide continuity without requiring the referring professional to become the household's ongoing help desk or project manager.

Referral methods may include a unique invitation link, email, text message, QR code, transaction workflow, approved co-branded material, or enterprise integration. The invitation should accurately describe Argo, identify any material relationship between Argo and the referring organization, and allow the household to decide whether to participate. A referral does not authorize the partner to create an account, accept terms, upload sensitive information, or grant data access on the household's behalf unless a separate authorized process expressly permits it.

Describe Argo as a household resource that helps someone organize property information, understand their options, and keep track of next steps. Argo does not replace a realtor, inspector, contractor, insurer, or other licensed professional, and a referral does not make Argo part of your professional service unless your written agreement says otherwise. Do not promise a specific outcome, and do not describe Argo as an inspector, adjuster, engineer, or other licensed role it does not hold. Inspectors: Argo organizes and preserves your report; it does not change or reinterpret your findings. Realtors: Argo does not alter your duties to your client under your brokerage agreement or applicable law.

Only upload documents when you have the authority, permission, and appropriate rights to do so. Do not upload documents containing another person's sensitive information, confidential communications, financial information, identity documents, health information, access credentials, or legally protected material unless the applicable workflow expressly supports it and the required consent has been obtained. When possible, invite the household to upload its own documents or use an approved transfer process that clearly identifies the source and permitted use.

The household controls its Home Record and decides who can access it, subject to Argo's Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, legal obligations, and the permissions available in the product. A referring organization does not own the household's Home Record merely because it introduced the user, paid for access, supplied a document, or participated in a workflow. Any enterprise data rights, administrative access, reporting, retention, or export capabilities must be specifically described in the partner agreement and household-facing disclosures.

Argo may help a household organize provider information and compare available information. Unless Argo expressly states otherwise for a specific program, Argo does not guarantee a provider's licensing, insurance, qualifications, availability, pricing, conduct, or workmanship. The household decides whether to contact or hire a provider and should independently confirm current credentials and insurance with the provider and relevant issuing authority. Referral partners should not represent an Argo-listed provider as approved, certified, guaranteed, or endorsed unless a written program expressly supports that claim.

A partner may be able to identify providers it has worked with or make an introduction where the program permits it. Still, the relationship and source of the recommendation should be clear. Preferred-provider status must not be presented as an independent Argo endorsement unless Argo has actually completed and documented the stated review. The household must remain free to consider other providers, and any compensation, ownership interest, affiliated-business arrangement, paid placement, or other material relationship must be disclosed as required.

Commercial relationships and sponsored placement must be disclosed clearly before a household makes a decision. Payment should not determine an organic provider recommendation or ranking unless the result is clearly labeled as advertising or sponsored content. The exact ranking, eligibility, compensation, and disclosure policy should be documented in the applicable partner program and applied consistently. Partners may not purchase or negotiate undisclosed preferential treatment.

Argo can help organize an inspection report, preserve the inspector's source language, identify items for follow-up, and prepare questions for the household or appropriate professional. Argo does not independently verify the condition, determine the required repair, set a professional scope of work, or override the inspector's report. Any decision about urgency, safety, code compliance, repair method, negotiation, or legal responsibility should be confirmed with the appropriately qualified professional or adviser.

No. Argo may help organize policy or warranty documents, summarize relevant language, and prepare questions for the insurer, warranty company, administrator, or licensed professional. The applicable contract, exclusions, conditions, issuing company, and claims process determine coverage. Partners should not describe Argo as approving claims, guaranteeing reimbursement, adjusting losses, or making a binding coverage decision.

No. Argo is not an emergency response service, property inspection service, or remote hazard assessment service. Partners should never direct a person to wait for Argo when there may be immediate danger. For active fire or smoke, a gas odor, suspected carbon monoxide, electrical arcing, structural movement, significant flooding, or an immediate threat to safety, the person should move to a safe location when appropriate and contact emergency services, the relevant utility, or a qualified local professional.

Argo does not require a household subscription for its core experience. Optional human assistance, third-party services, or transactions may have separate charges, which will be shown before the household chooses to use them. A partner may sponsor access or additional services under a separate program. Still, the household should be told what is included, what may cost extra, whether the partner is paying, and whether the partner receives any benefit from the referral.

Referral fees, sponsorships, service fees, revenue sharing, or other compensation may be available only under a written partner agreement and where legally permitted. The agreement should define the payment event, amount or calculation method, disclosure obligations, prohibited conduct, taxes, refunds, chargebacks, and termination rights. Partners are responsible for determining whether professional rules, licensing requirements, anti-kickback restrictions, affiliated-business rules, insurance laws, lending rules, or employer policies limit or prohibit compensation.

Disclose any material relationship that could affect how a reasonable person evaluates the referral, clearly and at the appropriate time. This may include referral compensation, sponsorship, ownership, co-marketing, subsidized access, data sharing, preferred-provider status, or another commercial benefit. The required language and timing may depend on the partner's industry, jurisdiction, professional duties, and program structure, so partners must follow the disclosure requirements in their agreement and applicable law.

Argo provides product support for the Argo experience through its published support channels. The referring partner remains responsible for its own professional services, reports, customer commitments, and legal duties. Unless a written program says otherwise, Argo does not take over the partner's customer-support obligations, and the partner does not become responsible for Argo's product support merely by making a referral.

Don't leave your client's money on the table

Run your next client's address. It's free.

Upload the report and get a confident, evidence-backed negotiation plan - before the contingency window closes.

Run a free report first

Keep the client for life. Get more referrals.

Three moves that create a client for life.

Research any address

Show up with the record

Negotiate and retain

Argo understands a specific home deeply, because the client and the realtor put its real data in.

Every ask, backed by the evidence.

The back-and-forth, handled.

The closing gift that keeps your name on the house.

One shared plan

Ready to send

Faster to agreement

One record. Two completely different conversations.

Without Argo

With Argo

Don't just take it from us.

Questions agents ask us.

Who is this program for?

What is Argo?

Why would I introduce a client or customer to Argo?

How do I introduce someone to Argo?

How should I describe Argo to a client?

Can I upload documents for a client or customer?

Who owns and controls the Home Record?

Does Argo verify contractors or other service providers?

Can I recommend my preferred contractors or service providers through Argo?

Does payment affect provider recommendations?

Can Argo interpret an inspection report or determine what work is required?

Can Argo determine whether insurance or a warranty covers an issue?

Is Argo an emergency service?

Is Argo free for the household?

Does Argo pay referral fees or share revenue?

Do I need to disclose my relationship with Argo?

Who supports the household after the referral?

Run your next client's address. It's free.