Send us an invoice. We'll tell you if it's fair.

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What you can do right now

Send us an invoice.
We'll tell you if it's fair.

The first piece of remder is already working. Upload a line item quote or invoice and our pricing engine reads it line by line against real costs in your area.

You get back exactly which lines are fair, which are high, and which are a rip off. We will send suggestions of what to say back to the contractor before you sign. Before you pay. Before you might make a mistake. This is a preview of the intelligence the whole platform will run on.

Scan my invoice, free

A real quote we checked · Primary bath · Sacramento, CA

They're charging you $2,810 too much.

Demo and haul away

Typical here: $1,300 to $1,600

$2,400

Way over

Tile install, 180 sf

Typical here: $2,400 to $2,900

$3,960

Over

Plumbing rough in

Typical here: $1,900 to $2,300

$2,800

Over

Waterproofing

Right in range

$780

Fair

Set vanity and fixtures

Right in range

$640

Fair

Why we're doing this

This is a real system, not data bait. We're not here to spam you or hand your invoice to a contractor, and your personal details stay yours. What we build from real invoices is honest price intelligence, so homeowners finally have what they need to never get ripped off again. That's the entire reason we're here.

By sharing an invoice, you allow remder to use it, always anonymized, to build the pricing intelligence that keeps homeowners from getting ripped off.

AI Invoice Scan

Upload your scan.

Free, before we even launch. We read it line by line against what that work costs in your zip code and email you what we find. It's a real tool, live right now.

Got it. We'll email you at that address with what we find.

By uploading, you give remder permission to use your invoice data, anonymized and stripped of your name and address, to build and improve the pricing intelligence behind the platform. We don't share your invoice with a contractor, and we don't sell your personal contact information.

A quick story

Remember buying a car before the internet?

Picture it: 1992. You walk onto the lot and here comes a guy in a striped suit, all handshakes and "let me go talk to my manager." He wheels, he deals, he swears it's the best price in the state. And you? You had no clue what that car was actually worth. So you smiled, signed, and drove off knowing you just got ripped off, sitting on negative equity, but you really had no other choice.

Then Kelley Blue Book, CarGurus, and TrueCar showed up. Suddenly every buyer had the real number in their pocket, and the striped suit routine stopped working overnight.

Then · the car lot, 1992

No idea what it was worth. You just accepted the number and hoped for the best.

Now · buyers have the facts

The real value, in your pocket, before you ever say yes.

Kelley Blue BookCarGurusTrueCar

Here's the thing: remodeling today is exactly where the car business was 20+ years ago. You walk in blind, someone hands you a number, and you just accept it. Think of remder as the Kelley Blue Book moment for your home, putting the real number in your pocket so nobody gets to wheel and deal with your money ever again.

Whose side are they on?

Every app in this business is built for somebody else.

The contractor or the material vendor. That's the whole industry. Only remder is built around the homeowner, protecting your pockets. Think about who's really paying for each of these.

HouzzContractors · monthly software and lead ads

WayfairMaterial vendors · margin on every item

Home Depot & Lowe'sContractors and material vendors · they are the vendor

PinterestAdvertisers · brands paying to be in front of you

remderYou. That's the entire list.

The only way remder wins is by being right about your house, getting your labor priced fairly, and keeping you from expensive mistakes. The more people who use it, the sharper it gets.

We're not here to make friends with the industry.
We're here to change it.

Remodeling Intelligence,
for the homeowner.