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AI Estate-Sale & Probate Cataloguer · £299-599 Per Estate

Photo-catalogue and value estate contents for probate solicitors and grieving families → £299-599/estate + £29/mo alumni pack.

The complete AI-assisted estate-cataloguing productised service. 10 prompts covering buyer picking, photo-to-inventory workflow, valuation, sensitive family communication, auction-house referrals and repeat-business hooks. A high-empathy, under-served niche where solo operators bill £5-8K/mo with 4-6 clients.

Act as a UK probate services strategist who has partnered with 40+ solicitors and 12 auction houses. My personal edge / area: [EDGE]. Weekly time: [HRS].

Deliver: (1) 8 buyer archetypes ranked by (contract value × recurrence × decision-speed × my edge) — probate solicitors, executors, families, estate cleaners, auction houses, insurance loss-adjusters, chartered surveyors, house-clearance firms, (2) top 3 with a real persona (role + typical case + pain), (3) willingness-to-pay evidence for each, (4) the ONE wedge buyer I'd approach first, (5) a positioning line separating me from house-clearance firms, (6) a 12-month client ladder (2 → 8 → 20 estates/year), (7) 3 warm intro paths (local solicitors' association, undertakers, community estate-planning talks). End with the ONE buyer archetype that always looks lucrative but has case-cycles too slow to sustain a business.

Act as a museum-cataloguer's AI workflow lead. Photos supplied: [ROOM-BY-ROOM SET].

Deliver: (1) a 4-step chain — capture protocol (angles, scale reference, lighting) → GPT-4-vision item identification → categorisation (jewellery, art, furniture, ephemera, everyday) → structured export, (2) the exact vision prompt template that extracts item + material + approx era + notable marks + condition, (3) 3 categorisation tiers (high-value / mid / donate / discard), (4) a duplicate-detection pass (grouping matching items across photos), (5) a per-room summary card (5-line snapshot), (6) an error-flagging rule (any 'possibly-valuable-verify' item ring-fenced for human review), (7) time budget: 60-photo room in under 15 min. End with the ONE cataloguing shortcut that makes families trust the output more than a house-clearance quote.