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Know what's in the documents
before you sign.

Whether you're buying a home or representing someone who is, Capiyo reads every disclosure, inspection, and title report, then flags what actually matters, in plain English.

Every page read, every issue flagged.

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Example: a single-family purchase in California

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For buyers
Hidden defects, surfaced
Every issue flagged with the exact page number and ranked by severity.
43+ document checklist
Built for your state, county, and property type, so nothing slips through the cracks.
Deadlines tracked
Reminders start a week before each contingency deadline, so you have time to act.
Nothing hidden in the fine print
Fees, easements, and obligations pulled out of the fine print and explained.
For agents
Share with your client
Send one link and they see the same analysis and findings you do.
Every deal in one place
Manage all your clients' documents from a single dashboard.
Helps you close
Catch what blows up contingencies early and keep deals moving.
Fewer surprises at closing
Catch issues while there's still time to renegotiate, not on the final walkthrough.

How it works

Three steps. The review itself is free.

Most buyers sign 300+ pages they never read. Capiyo reads them for you, and brings in an expert only when it's worth it.

01

Upload everything

Drop in the whole package as it arrives: disclosures, inspection reports, title, HOA. PDFs, Word files, even scans.

Free
02

Get plain-English findings

Every page read, every issue flagged with its page number and ranked by severity. Deadlines tracked, reminders sent.

Free
03

Escalate only if flagged

Something serious? We connect you with a licensed inspector or real-estate lawyer for that specific issue, not a retainer.

Only when needed

What Capiyo catches

The stuff that's easy to miss in 300 pages.

The kinds of findings that turn up in real purchase packages. The average undisclosed defect costs buyers $14,000 after closing.

Critical
Page 14 of the title report shows an easement no one had mentioned. 4 days left to act on it
High
Roof at 3–5 years of remaining life, confirmed in the inspection summary. $18,000–$24,000. Negotiate it before you waive
High
Inspection notes active basement moisture, but the disclosure says no water damage. Mold remediation + repairs
Medium
HOA transfer documents missing from the package entirely. Contingency deadline at risk

Your checklist is built for your state, county, HOA, and property type: all 43+ document types a typical purchase should include.

When something's flagged

Bring in an expert for exactly one question.

You walk in with the finding, the page number, and the right question already written, so a short, focused consult goes a long way.

Physical issue flagged

Licensed home inspector

Roof, foundation, electrical, moisture: get a targeted follow-up inspection of just the flagged issue, with a repair estimate you can negotiate with.

Legal issue flagged

Real-estate lawyer

Easements, title defects, contract traps, disclosure gaps: a focused consult on that specific finding, with the document and page number already in hand.

The review is free and referrals cost nothing. Capiyo earns from optional Pro upgrades, not referral fees. Any professional you bring in is independent and works directly for you.

Why it matters

The most expensive documents you'll never read.

17 days
default investigation contingency in the California purchase agreement, your window to read everything
Source: C.A.R. Residential Purchase Agreement
$14,000
average cost of undisclosed defects discovered after closing
Source: American Home Shield survey
43+
document types in a typical California home purchase
Source: C.A.R. transaction checklist

Never waive a contingency blind.

Your documents, reviewed free, while they can still protect you.

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