Mod AI has launched Mod Seller IQ, which sends homeowners value reports and shows agents who opens them, so expect more of these emails if you own a home.
A software company called Mod AI has launched a tool that helps real estate agents figure out which past contacts might be ready to sell. It is called Mod Seller IQ, and it was announced on October 30, 2026. The company is based in Oakville, Ontario, and says the tool is available now.
Many agents keep long lists of homeowners they have met over the years. Staying in touch with all of them is hard. Mod Seller IQ gives agents a reason to reach out. It sends homeowners personalized reports with an estimate of what their home is worth, using automated email.
Agents can then see who engages with those reports. They can use that to decide who to call first. The company says it is built for solo agents, growing teams and whole brokerages.
Agents who want to see the tool can request a demo through the company's website, modselleriq.com.
For homeowners, the practical effect is simple. You may get more value reports and follow-up emails from agents you know. An estimate like this is a conversation starter from someone who may want your listing. It is not an appraisal.
If an agent emails you a home value report, treat it as a sales starting point and not as a professional appraisal.
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