You saw us add Seller Net Sheets. Then we followed it up with Buyers Home Estimates. Now the picture’s complete: a full suite of Web Calculations, all built directly into SkySlope, so you never have to leave to run a number.
Turns out, agents noticed. 89% say built-in estimates beat a separate calculator, every time. Here’s why:
Calculations built for speed and accuracy
Pre-filled transaction data. Punch a purchase price into a contract, or open a seller-represented file, and the details you need are already populated there.
Real-time rates and fees. Numbers are sourced from one of the industry’s most trusted financial data providers, so estimates stay current without you having to double-check.
Client-ready sharing. Download a PDF or send it by email, depending on what works best for your client.
The result: less time calculating, more time advising. It’s the main reason why 89% of agents call this one of their favorite SkySlope launches ever.
Where to run the numbers
Seller net sheets work the same way: open a seller-represented file in Forms or SkySlope, and generate one in a few clicks, right alongside the rest of your transaction.
SkySlope Pilot: estimates that go where you go
You’ve seen how easy Web Calculations makes running net sheets and buyer estimates. But what happens when you’re not at your desk? Say hello to SkySlope Pilot — the iOS app that lets you bring Web Calculations with you, allows you to talk to kick off an estimate, and throws in a few other AI perks while it’s at it.
Just say a price and an address. SkySlope Pilot takes it from there, auto-filling taxes, loan amounts, and more.
Numbers agents can stand behind. Every estimate pulls financial data from one of the industry’s most trusted sources.
It speaks your clients’ language. Literally. Audio walkthroughs are available in a growing list of languages.
Packaged talking points. Price discussions are tough. SkySlope Pilot gets agents ready with AI-powered talking points.
Join the 89% of agents already sold on Web Calculations, and get SkySlope Pilot the moment it lands.
