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Tier 01Quick appraisal
Single Heir "First Look"
Heirs with one to three family heirlooms who want a quick value
$19per firearm
or 3-gun family bundle for $45 ($15 each)
1 to 3 firearms
Photo identification of make, model and caliber
Three value ranges: wholesale, private sale, retail
NRA-style condition grade
Downloadable PDF report for family reference
Market trend and collector era notes
Probate-ready inventory with exhibit numbering
Date-of-death value schedule for tax paperwork
Heir division and cash balancing
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Tier 02Most Popular for Probate
Executor Estate Package
Executors and administrators preparing an estate inventory
$129flat fee, up to 8 firearms
$15 per additional firearm
Up to 8 firearms
One consolidated report covering up to 8 firearms
Date-of-death value schedule to support the estate's tax paperwork
Probate-ready inventory format with exhibit numbering (A-1, A-2...)
Visual flag for items that may fall under the NFA
Itemized receipt for estate expense records
Heir division and cash balancing (Tier 03)
Law firm co-branding (Tier 04)
Tier 03Large Collections & Siblings
Full Estate Vault & Heir Division
Executors with large collections or several heirs deciding who keeps what
$349flat fee, up to 25 firearms
$12 per additional firearm
Up to 25 firearms
Everything in Tier 02, for up to 25 firearms
Heir division tool: assign guns and balance with cash offsets
Individual photo sheet for every firearm
General guidance on federal and state transfer rules
Shared online vault for heirs and the estate's attorney
Multi-estate law firm access (Tier 04)
Tier 04Law Firms & Trust Officers
Attorney & Fiduciary Practice
Probate attorneys, estate planners and trust companies
$899per firm per year (or $149/month)
Unlimited client estates
Unlimited firearms and client files
Unlimited client estates and inventories
Your firm's name and logo on every report
Client photo link: executors photograph guns at home
Staff dashboard with CSV and PDF export
Referral to independent qualified appraisers when a signed appraisal is needed
All plans give photo-based AI estimates. They are not a qualified appraisal under IRS rules and aren't sworn testimony. For estate tax filings or disputed probate, have the estate's attorney or accountant confirm whether a signed appraisal from a qualified appraiser is needed.