still my home.

Stop deed fraud before it starts.

Deed fraud works when someone pretends to be you. We make sure nobody can sell, transfer or borrow against your home until you say it is really you.

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$199 per year. No extra fees.
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59%
of title companies saw someone try to sell a property by posing as its owner in 2025. Two years earlier it was 28%.
68%
say homes owned free and clear are a common target. No lender means nobody else is watching.
$275.1M
lost to real estate fraud reported to the FBI in 2025. Up 58% in one year.
Sources: American Land Title Association, September 2026. FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center, 2025 report. See all the numbers

They can forge a signature.They cannot forge you.

A forged deed and a fake ID have been enough to sell a house out from under its owner. We add one step no forger can fake: you, answering for yourself.

How it works

1

A notice sits on your title

It is on the public record for your home, where every buyer, lender and title company looks.

2

Every sale has to stop

Nobody can sell, transfer or borrow against your home without the owner saying yes.

3

You get one question

A text asks "Is this you?" Approve your own sale. Block anyone else.

4

$1,000,000 behind it

If fraud ever gets through, we pay to put the title back in your name.

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One question. Two buttons.

When someone asks about your home, you get a message with a single question. No menus, no fine print, no way to tap the wrong thing.

Someone asked to sell your home
Is this you?
A title company asked to start a sale of [HOME ADDRESS]. Nothing happens until you answer.

Alerts tell you after. Insurance pays after. We ask you first.

Monitoring and title insurance are both worth having. Neither one stops a sale from closing.

Still My Home
Title monitoring
Title insurance
What it is
A notice on your title. Nothing closes without your yes.
An alert sent when a document is recorded against your home.
Insurance you buy once, when you buy the home.
When it acts
Before a sale or loan closes.
After the document is already recorded.
After a loss, when you file a claim.
Stops a sale you did not approve
Yes
No
No
Asks you before anything closes
Yes
No
No
Covers a forgery made after you bought
Yes. $1,000,000 restoration warranty.
Sometimes. A few paid plans include help or limited coverage.
Not on a standard policy. Some newer policies and add-ons do, where available.
What it costs
$199 a year. No extra fees.
Free from many counties. Paid services run about $100 to $240 a year.
A one-time premium at closing.

General comparison. Monitoring plans and insurance policies differ by provider and state, so check the terms of yours. Sources: American Land Title Association, June 2026; Consumers' Checkbook.

Restoration warranty
$1,000,000

If a fraudulent deed is ever recorded against your protected home, we pay to put the title back in your name. Up to one million dollars.

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Who it is for

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Owners

The house is paid off. Keep it that way. You stay the only person who can say yes.

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Families

Set it up with a parent and be the person they call if a question ever comes in.

Pricing
$199 per year.
That is it. The notice, the approvals and the $1,000,000 warranty are all included. No extra fees.
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Questions

What is deed fraud?

Someone forges documents to sell or borrow against a home they do not own. The real owner often finds out afterwards.

Do I need to be good with technology?

No. If you can answer a text message, you can use this.

What if I really am selling?

Unlock your home, answer yes when asked, and the sale goes ahead as normal.

What does it cost?

$199 per year. That is it. No setup fee, no recording fee, no extra fees.

It was your home yesterday. It is your home tomorrow.

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