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Defensible liquor-license comps, priced for your file

Every report is built from realized California ABC transfers and cross-checked against the state ABC license registry — not asking prices or automated estimates. Start with a single report, or get unlimited comps for your firm.

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Single Comp Report
$149/report
One county + license type, delivered as a print-ready PDF within one business day.
  • Realized comparable transactions
  • Median, likely range & full range
  • ABC-registry verification where available
  • Confidence grade, methodology & limitations
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Pro
$300/month
For appraisers & license brokers who pull comps regularly.
  • Unlimited comp reports — CA, AZ & PA
  • Monthly data refresh
  • Priority on new county / license-type coverage
  • Written value range for each report
  • Email support
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Lender / Enterprise
from $1,000/month
For SBA lenders & multi-office firms putting comps into loan files.
  • Everything in Pro, multi-seat
  • White-label comp sets for loan files
  • Bulk export / API access
  • Onboarding call & SLA
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Not sure which fits? Tell us the license you're valuing and we'll point you to the right option — and send a sample for your county if we have the coverage.

Why these comps hold up

See the full methodology, or open a sample report.

Frequently asked

How much does a comp report cost?
A single county + license-type report is $149, delivered as a print-ready PDF within one business day. Appraisers and brokers who pull comps regularly use the Pro plan at $300/month for unlimited reports across California, Arizona, and Pennsylvania.
What do I get that the public pages don't show?
The public pages show county and license-type aggregates only. A report adds the underlying realized transactions — sale dates, license numbers, sources, ABC-registry verification, a confidence grade, and a written value range licensed for your file.
Is a LicenseComps report an appraisal?
No. It is a realized-price market-data comparison built to support a licensed appraiser or lender, not to replace a USPAP/SBA-compliant appraisal. We can supply the comparable set that backs one.
Can I see a real report first?
Yes — open the Riverside County Type 21 sample. Prices, dates, sources and registry verification are real; only the individual license numbers are masked.