NestScore: Know what's wrong with your home — in seconds.

Photo-based home damage assessment and home repair estimates, in about thirty seconds.

Snap a photo of any crack, leak, stain or damage. NestScore instantly names the problem, rates the severity and gives you a fair home repair estimate in your currency.

  • Snap a photo — Take a clear photo of any crack, leak, stain or damage around your home.
  • Get instant results — Our scanner names the problem and rates its severity from minor to critical.
  • Know the full cost — See labour, materials, timeline, DIY options and 3 local pros — in your currency.

Built for homeowners, contractors, insurance brokers and real estate agents.

Photo-based home damage assessment in three steps

  • Snap a photo — Take a clear photo of any crack, leak, stain or damage around your home.
  • Get instant results — Our scanner names the problem and rates its severity from minor to critical.
  • Know the full cost — See labour, materials, timeline, DIY options and 3 local pros — in your currency.

Who it's for

One photo assessment, four ways to win.

  • Homeowners — Catch problems early and get a fair repair estimate before calling anyone.
  • Contractors — Quickly scope a job and give customers a fast, consistent first estimate.
  • Insurance brokers — Document damage and get ballpark figures to support claims conversations.
  • Real estate agents — Spot issues during showings and flag risks before they stall a deal.

About NestScore

NestScore helps homeowners catch small problems before they become expensive ones. Snap a photo, understand what's wrong, and get a clear home repair estimate — so you can call the right professional with confidence, and ask the right question when you do.

Simple pricing

Start free with 3 assessments. Plans differ in how many you get each month — every one a photo-based home damage assessment with a full home repair estimate.

  • undefined — C$9.99 / month

    • 25 assessments / month
    • Full report on every assessment
    • Print or save your report as a PDF

  • undefined — C$19.99 / month

    • 50 assessments / month
    • Everything in Starter
    • Room for several properties
    • Double the monthly assessments

  • undefined — C$29.99 / month

    • 100 assessments / month
    • Everything in Pro
    • Best value per assessment
    • Priority email support

Every plan includes the full report: severity rating, repair cost range, labour and materials breakdown, timeline, DIY steps, the nearby pros map, and a report you can print or save as a PDF.

PayPal — and every major credit card

Subscriptions are billed securely through PayPal. Pay with your PayPal balance, or choose the debit or credit card option at checkout — Visa, Mastercard, American Express or Discover. Your card details are handled by PayPal and are never stored by NestScore. Cancel anytime from your account.

Confirmed by email, no password

You sign in with your email address and a 6-digit code we send you. The same code confirms your account when you subscribe to a plan — nothing to invent, nothing to remember, and nobody can subscribe on your behalf without access to that inbox.

Questions, answered

What a photo can and cannot tell you about your home — and what it costs.

How accurate is a photo-based home damage assessment?
It is a fast first read, not a measurement. NestScore looks at the photo for the visual signals that go with common problems — the colour and shape of a stain, cracking, discolouration, edge patterns — and turns them into a likely cause, a severity range and a home repair estimate. A clear, well-lit photo of the right area gives a sensible answer; a dark, blurry or distant one gives a rough answer. Treat it as a well-informed second opinion you can walk into a conversation with, not as a verdict.
Is it a substitute for a licensed inspection or an engineer?
No, and every report says so. A photo cannot measure the width of a crack, test for moisture, or see inside a wall, a chimney or a foundation drain. Anything structural, electrical or gas-related — or anything that is actively getting worse — needs a licensed professional on site. NestScore helps you decide who to call and what to ask; it does not replace them.
What can't the assessment see?
Anything hidden: what is behind the drywall, under the slab, inside the electrical panel, under the shingles or inside a wall cavity. It also cannot detect moisture that has left no visible mark yet, and it cannot decide on its own whether a crack is cosmetic or structural. If you suspect one of those, use the estimate to budget for an inspection rather than a repair.
Where do the home repair estimates come from?
Each report builds its range from published regional labour rates and typical material prices for that trade, then shows a low and a high. They are regional ranges, not a quote: access (a basement floor versus a third-floor ceiling), permits and hidden damage found mid-job can all move the price. Our articles list the published sources behind any figure we cite, with dates.
What makes a good photo?
Three photos beat one: the whole area from a step back, a close-up of the damage itself, and the same close-up with something for scale — a coin, a tape measure or your hand. Use daylight or switch the lights on, keep the camera square to the surface, and avoid zooming. One problem per photo gives a sharper answer than a wide shot of the whole room.
Do you keep my photos?
No. The assessment runs in your browser, on your own device, and the photo is never uploaded to us. The privacy policy spells out exactly what we do store: your email address, your plan, and how many assessments you have used this month.
What does it cost, and how do I pay?
Three assessments are free, no card needed. After that, plans are C$9.99 for 25 assessments a month, C$19.99 for 50 and C$29.99 for 100, in CAD, USD or EUR. Payment runs through PayPal — your PayPal balance or any major credit or debit card — and you can cancel anytime from your account.

Still unsure about something? Write to donnyfyai@nestscore.dev and you will get an honest answer — including when the honest answer is “call a professional”.

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