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$19, $59, $99, and $399 — what you actually buy

These are Appraisily checkout prices. Instant Screener is a $9 unsigned first read. Expert Quick Check is $19. Standard signed PDF is $59. Insurance replacement-value is $99. Tax & Estate is $399 case review, not an automatic federal qualified appraisal. Lots are a quote. That is four paid SKUs plus Instant $9 first read. No published pack price and no published rush fee.

$59 / $99 / $399 checkout prices
ReportPriceWhenStart
Instant Screener$9 first readNot signed. Not for formal use.Start
Expert Quick Check$19Human read of a saved screener.Start
Standard Appraisal$59.00Records, resale, inherited object, signed PDF.Start
Insurance Appraisal$99.00Replacement-value schedule. Ask the carrier first.Start
Tax & Estate Appraisal$399.00Advisor / donation / tax file. Case review, not automatic qualification.Start
Multi-item / special projectsQuoteEstates, lots, whole-house contents. No public bundle price.Start

Who this route is for

Use the Standard Appraisal for personal records, resale planning, inherited objects, and general documentation. Choose Insurance Appraisal when the decision needs replacement-value context for a scheduling, renewal, or claim conversation. Donation and tax work begins with case review because intended use, value threshold, inspection needs, and signer eligibility can change the assignment. The Instant first read is an initial research view, not a signed appraisal.

Evidence to provide

Prepare clear front, back, signature, label, mark, and condition photos; dimensions; known materials; provenance or purchase records; and the reason the report is needed. Missing or ambiguous evidence can require follow-up before the review starts.

What the report can contain

A paid report can include object identification, relevant comparable-market evidence, the applicable value premise, a documented conclusion, assumptions, limitations, and a signed PDF. The exact scope is confirmed for the selected service and assignment.

Price and delivery timing

Identification is free. Unlock the first read for $9. Unsigned. Expert Quick Check is $19 on a saved screener. Standard signed PDF is $59. Insurance replacement-value is $99 after you ask the carrier. Tax and estate files start at $399 as case review, not an automatic federal qualified appraisal. Multi-item lots are quoted. There is no published rush fee.

Qualifications, acceptance, and limitations

Appraisily does not guarantee that an insurer, tax authority, court, attorney, marketplace, or other institution will accept every online report. Ask the receiving party what it requires before ordering. Assignment-specific standards and signer qualifications must be confirmed for formal use.

Questions

How much should an art appraisal cost?

Here, Instant Screener is a $9 unsigned first read. Expert Quick Check is $19. A standard signed PDF is $59. Insurance replacement-value is $99. Tax and estate files start at $399 as case review. Antique, jewelry, and estate jobs use those same checkout numbers, plus a quote for lots.

How much does an online art appraisal cost at Appraisily?

Instant first read $9. Expert Quick Check $19. Standard signed PDF $59. Insurance $99. Tax & Estate $399 case review. Multi-item estates are quoted. There is no published pack price and no published rush fee.

Is there an app to appraise art for free?

Scanner apps return unsigned guesses. Instant Screener is our $9 unsigned first read. A signed PDF starts at $59.

How to get a painting appraised for free online?

Use Instant Screener. It is a $9 unsigned first read, not a formal appraisal. A signed painting report is $59.

Why is $59 the wrong SKU for a deduction file?

The $59 report is a signed record for resale, records, or one inherited object. A CPA donation or tax-estate file uses $399 case review — not an automatic federal qualified appraisal, and not tax advice.

Do you sell a bulk pack or a published rush fee?

No. Lots and whole-house contents are a quote. Delivery timing is confirmed after complete intake. There is no public rush dollar.

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