Control the amount of detail shown and the evidence required for an opportunity.
How it works
These are the details that need context when evaluating a lead.
Potential gap
Uses the middle price among other valley floors. When sales history exists, the lower of that price and your historical value is used. Purchase price and an estimated 5% fee are then deducted.
Sales evidence
Supported agrees with your sales. Mixed only partly agrees. No history rests entirely on live asking prices, which do not prove demand.
Travel
Home valley, same province, and cross-province describe where you buy. Possible Grace costs are not deducted from the displayed gap.
Risk
Risk summarizes pricing warnings—not demand. A stack multiplier extrapolates from a smaller listing; one reference means only one live listing supports the comparison.
Gap labels
Large requires 250% and 100g after fees. Extreme requires 1,000% and 500g, preventing tiny gold differences from being overstated.
