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Milo is Now Open to Early Adopters

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Today marks a milestone: Milo is officially open to early adopters.

After months of private beta testing with select real-estate firms, we're ready to open access to teams who want to transform how they underwrite deals. This is the first day anyone can sign up and start using Milo in production.

Why Now?

We didn't want to launch until we were confident Milo actually worked in the real world. Not demo-worked. Not "works on our test data" worked. Actually worked for teams closing real deals.

Over the past three months, our beta partners processed thousands of T12s and rent rolls through Milo. The results spoke for themselves:

  • 10x faster underwriting (3.5 hours down to 20 minutes)
  • 40% fewer errors compared to manual entry
  • 98%+ extraction accuracy on real-world documents
  • Sub-60-second processing for complete financial models

More importantly, beta users told us Milo had become essential to their workflow. That's the validation that mattered.

What You Get Today

Milo is production-ready for the core underwriting workflow:

Document Processing

Upload T12s and rent rolls in any format—PDF, Excel, scanned images, even photos from your phone. Milo handles them all.

Intelligent Extraction

Structured data extraction with field-level confidence scores. Milo tells you when to double-check instead of making you verify everything.

Instant Analysis

Complete financial models built automatically, with audit trails showing the source for every number.

Review Interface

Clean, focused UI for reviewing extractions and catching edge cases. Designed for speed, not clicks.

Export Flexibility

Get your data in whatever format you need—Excel, CSV, JSON, or direct integration into your models.

What's Coming

This is version one, not the final product. Based on early adopter feedback, we're building:

Additional Document Types

Leases, appraisals, and offering memorandums coming in the next quarter

Batch Processing

Upload entire portfolios for parallel analysis

Custom Reporting

Build templates for your firm's specific underwriting standards

API Access

Programmatic integration for teams with existing workflows

Advanced Analytics

Portfolio-level insights and trend analysis across deals

Early Adopter Program

We're calling this early access for a reason. If you're the type of team that:

  • Values speed and is comfortable with rapidly evolving tools
  • Can provide honest feedback about what works and what doesn't
  • Wants influence over the roadmap and feature priorities
  • Believes AI should augment human judgment, not replace it

Then you're exactly who we built this for.

Early adopters get:

  • Preferential pricing locked in as we grow
  • Direct access to our engineering team
  • Priority support with fast response times
  • Feature requests that actually influence our roadmap
  • First access to new capabilities as we ship them

Getting Started

Visit runmilo.io to create an account and start processing documents immediately. No sales calls, no demos required—just sign up and try it.

If you want to talk through your specific use case or have questions about how Milo fits your workflow, reach out and we'll schedule time.

Building for the Long Term

We're not chasing quick wins or inflated metrics. We're building a tool that real-estate teams rely on for critical decisions. That means:

  • Obsessive focus on accuracy and transparency
  • No black-box AI that you can't trust
  • Security and compliance built in from day one (SOC 2, encryption, audit logs)
  • Pricing that makes sense as you scale

We're in this for the long haul. If you are too, we'd love to have you as an early adopter.

What Success Looks Like

Six months from now, we want teams to say: "We couldn't imagine underwriting without Milo." Not because we locked you in, but because the tool genuinely makes you better at your job.

That's the bar we're holding ourselves to.

Ready to get started? Visit runmilo.io and see what Milo can do with your next deal.

Let's build the future of real-estate underwriting together.


Published October 27, 2025