Every REIzer deal gets a score from 0 to 100, and every score comes with a one-word verdict. Until today there were two sets of words. The analyzers, the score dial and REIzer AI used five bands. The public API, the MCP server, the free calculators and My Deals used four, with different cut-offs. A deal scoring 55 was "Workable" on the dial and "Solid" in an API response, and the shared report page showed both at once.
There is now one scale everywhere:
| Score | Verdict |
|---|---|
| 85–100 | Strong |
| 70–84 | Solid |
| 50–69 | Workable |
| 25–49 | Risky |
| 0–24 | Run Away |
The scores themselves do not change. The engine computes the same number for the same deal as it did yesterday, so only the word next to it can differ. A 55 that used to be called "Solid" by the API is now "Workable", the same word the dial uses. A 40 that was "Thin" is now "Risky". "Solid" now means 70 or better.
If you call the Deal Analysis API or the MCP server and branch on the verdict field, switch to the five words above, or better, branch on score, which has not changed. The scoring docs list the bands and the rubric behind each strategy's score.