A clear path to a private HomeSifter demonstration
HomeSifter is easier to understand when you can see it work. Before we share nonpublic product features, every attendee reviews a few clear ground rules: use the demonstration to evaluate HomeSifter, keep private details private, and do not turn what you see into instructions for a competing build.
See how the pathway works ↓No account or invitation code is required. The access review does not require a purchase. HomeSifter separately approves and schedules every private demonstration.
Use the demonstration to decide whether HomeSifter is right for you—not to duplicate what makes it work.
Your public knowledge and independent work remain yours.Two unfamiliar phrases, plainly explained
We use simpler words on this page. The complete agreement remains available for anyone who wants or needs the legal detail.
You may see nonpublic HomeSifter features so you can decide whether to use, buy, introduce, integrate with, or partner with us. You may evaluate the product, but you may not record it, redistribute it, or use it as a build guide.
The legal record may call this an attestation. In practical terms, it records who attended, the company they represent, the purpose of the demonstration, and the ground rules they confirmed.
The person confirms how they will handle the demonstration. If authorized, that same person also confirms the company’s understanding. Claiming authority does not prove authority; HomeSifter may verify it separately.
How the pathway works
You see the complete rules before confirming them, and no private demonstration begins until HomeSifter approves the attendee and session.
Enter your real name, business email, company, and role so the attestation identifies the person and organization requesting access.
State the business decision the demonstration should help you make and review the complete incorporated agreement.
Read each covenant in plain and legal language, then accept and initial it individually.
Sign personally and, if authorized, for your company. HomeSifter then reviews the request and follows up to schedule approved access.
Your completed entry creates a real, stored recipient attestation and a private evidence receipt. It records your request and your assent to the displayed ground rules. HomeSifter approval, countersignature where required, and demonstration scheduling remain separate next steps.
If the demonstration shows a fit
The demonstration helps us identify the right commercial relationship without granting rights that belong in a separate agreement.
Evaluate a pilot or subscription for your brokerage, lending team, enterprise, or other approved use.
See the pathwayExplore a referral, distribution, enterprise, or client-introduction relationship under separate written terms.
See the pathwayDiscuss an API, OEM, data, or workflow integration with a clear commercial scope—integrate with HomeSifter, not recreate it.
See the pathwayCommon questions
Questions about a specific invitation or proposed relationship can be addressed before the demonstration.
No. It protects the demonstration. A pilot, subscription, partnership, or integration requires a separate written agreement.
Only people named and approved for the session may attend. Anyone else must complete their own access confirmation first.
Yes. Public information, prior work, and genuinely independent development remain yours. The restriction is on using HomeSifter’s private information or access to create or assist a substitute.
The attendee confirms how they personally will handle the demonstration. An authorized company representative separately confirms the company’s role and responsibility.
For people ready for the details
The friendly explanation helps you understand the practical boundary. The complete document contains the detailed terms incorporated into the recipient attestation.
Ready to explore HomeSifter?
Complete the access review now. HomeSifter will separately confirm whether the attendee and purpose are approved, then follow up to schedule the demonstration.