Fair price
A range tied to your region.
See where the proposed price sits against regional pricing data, with a confidence level that shows how much signal is available.
Siftwright / independent estimate review
Know what a repair should cost before you approve the work.
Siftwright gives homeowners and vehicle owners a trustworthy second opinion on repair estimates—so a blurry quote becomes a clearer decision.
Home + auto repairsRegion-aware contextHonest confidence levels
Review snapshot
Front brake service
Illustrative
Fair-price range
$620–840
82%
confidence
Parts + laborwithin range
Scopeexplained
Optional upsellask first
Looks in range. The line items are worth confirming, not panic-posting.
Illustrative snapshot only · actual ranges depend on region, vehicle, parts, and what is found on-site.
What Siftwright does
The useful part of a second opinion is clarity.
A repair estimate can be technically correct and still be hard to judge. Siftwright turns the important signals into language you can take back to the shop.
Plain English
A line-by-line explanation you can use.
Translate parts, labor, and technical language into a clear picture of what the work is meant to solve.
Necessity signals
A better question than “is this a rip-off?”
Separate work that appears necessary from items that may be optional, bundled, or worth asking about before you approve.
How it works
From a blurry quote to a clearer call.
Built for the five minutes before you say yes—when you need useful context, not a lecture or a scare tactic.
- 01
Send the clues
Share a quote or a photo.
Upload the estimate, the problem itself, and your region when you are ready. More context makes the signal stronger.
- 02
Sift the scope
See what the work means.
Siftwright organizes the proposed work, checks the price against local context, and calls out what deserves a question.
- 03
Make the call
Approve with your eyes open.
Use the review to ask sharper questions, compare options, or request a paid human expert review for complex work.
The honest bit
Confidence is a signal, not a guarantee.
Photos and estimates can reveal a lot. They cannot reveal hidden damage, every local constraint, or what a professional will find once the work begins.
No false certainty. Confidence levels reflect the details available.
No remote diagnosis. An on-site professional still makes the final call.
Clear limitations
Better information, not a remote diagnosis.
The goal is simple: help you understand the estimate well enough to ask a better question, spot a mismatch, or choose to get another opinion.
Useful context
Regional pricing, verified service information, and a plain-English scope.
Still your decision
You stay in charge of the questions, the timing, and who does the work.
Human when it matters
Complex or high-stakes estimates can be escalated to a paid repair expert review.
Start with the paper trail
Bring the estimate. Keep the question.
Have a quote, a problem photo, or a line item that does not make sense? Get in touch and learn how a Siftwright review can help before you approve the work.
Request a review
siftwright@polsia.app