Portfolio revaluation
Revalue a book of homes every month.
- You get: File per run (per 100 homes).
- Where: every country the products it uses cover.
- Cost: €100 a run · 2,500 tokens, monthly.
- Status: runs today.
It uses Comparables. The plan names a country that one of them does not cover. Written for: Bank, valuer or servicer, Investor or fund.
Run in Claude
Add the one Casafari MCP server, https://platform.casafari.com/mcp, to Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client (it carries Comparables), and sign in the first time you use it (a Free account, no card, is created then; console).
In Claude Code:
claude mcp add --transport http casafari https://platform.casafari.com/mcpThen ask:
Run the portfolio revaluation playbook for Spain every month: call comparables_get_comparables, in that order, and tell me what each step cost in tokens.Get the API calls
The same steps as REST calls, in order. Create a platform API key in the console and export it as CASAFARI_API_KEY; each call takes the parameters its operation documents in the REST reference.
# 1. Comparables (100 times), 25 tokens a call
curl -X POST https://platform.casafari.com/v1/comparables/search \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $CASAFARI_API_KEY"The steps, and what each costs
| # | Step | Product | Tokens |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | comparables_get_comparables × 100: a hundred homes | Comparables | 2,500 |
One run: €100, 2,500 tokens at €0.04 each. Each call costs the same over MCP and REST, so the run always costs what the table says. How many tokens your volume needs, and plans and credits.
Other playbooks
- Seller pitch pack: Win the listing: show the owner what the home is really worth. €5.20 a run · 130 tokens.
- Valuation in a minute: An indicative value with comparables, before the visit. €2.20 a run · 55 tokens.
- Check the AI's shortlist: Paste five links, get each home's evidence side by side. €8.00 a run · 200 tokens.
- Price a new-build scheme: Set the price of each home and the mix from what sells, not what is asked. €7.60 a run · 190 tokens.
- All playbooks and the calculator