Appraisily research · query date July 15, 2026
This 180-day analysis uses positive-value canonical orders, excludes obvious test, QA, and synthetic addresses, and requires every order item to have a completed linked appraisal. In the regular 24h-coded cohort, 46 completed orders had a 17.1-hour median and 59.4-hour p90 from order creation to final completion; 71.7% met the 24-hour threshold. In the regular 48h-coded cohort, 20 completed orders had a 16.6-hour median and 78.5-hour p90; 70.0% met the 48-hour threshold. Completed-order evidence does not support an unconditional short delivery promise.
Of 46 completed orders, the order-to-final median was 17.1 hours, p80 was 32.4 hours, and p90 was 59.4 hours. The observed shares meeting the 24- and 48-hour thresholds were 71.7% and 87.0%, respectively.
Of 20 completed orders, the order-to-final median was 16.6 hours, p80 was 60.4 hours, and p90 was 78.5 hours. The observed shares meeting the 24- and 48-hour thresholds were 65.0% and 70.0%, respectively.
Five donation/tax 24h-coded completions had a 15.2-hour median and 151.8-hour p90. Five insurance 24h-coded completions had a 16.4-hour median and 45.7-hour p90. Two insurance 48h-coded completions had a 38.0-hour median and 53.8-hour p90. These samples are directional only.
This completed-order analysis excludes unresolved open orders and is not an operational service-level monitor. The clock begins at order creation. A future positive timing claim needs an owner-defined clock start, evidence-completeness rules, exclusions, escalation, remedy, and achieved release percentile.
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A median near 17 hours still left a 59.4-hour p90 in the regular 24h-coded cohort. Tail cases are part of the evidence.
Open, test, QA, and synthetic files are excluded. This page is not an operational service-level monitor for a live order.
Paid-report timing is confirmed after photos and item details are complete. Formal-use files can take longer.
In the regular 24h-coded completed-order cohort, 46 orders had a 17.1-hour median and 59.4-hour p90 from order creation to final completion; 71.7% met a 24-hour threshold. Timing is confirmed after complete intake. This page is evidence, not a delivery promise.
No. Completed-order evidence does not support an unconditional short delivery promise. Open orders are excluded. Complex, multi-item, insurance, donation, and formal-use files can take longer. Paid-report timing is confirmed after intake.
Those labels describe how the order was coded in operations, not a public guarantee. The 48h-coded regular cohort had 20 completed orders, a 16.6-hour median, and a 78.5-hour p90; 70.0% met a 48-hour threshold.
Those samples are too small to generalize: five donation/tax 24h-coded completions, five insurance 24h-coded completions, and two insurance 48h-coded completions. Read them as directional only.
Use Contact support and the Refund and Resolution Policy. This study is not an operational service-level monitor and does not replace the case path for a specific order.
Yes. The CSV and JSON on this page reproduce the July 15, 2026 query. Required reviewer: Customer Operations owner — pending. Refresh monthly before strengthening public timing language.
