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Three builders are on the porch. That's the news.
Over the last two weeks, we've been in quiet conversation with a shortlist of builders — the ones we've watched from a distance long enough to know what they build, what they refuse to build, and how they treat the buyers who walk in serious. Today, three of them are being onboarded as our founding modular and prefab partners on the PERCH marketplace.
Here's who they are.
THE FIRST THREE · Founding Modular & Prefab Partners
NEOSMART HOMES · NEVADA · MODERN MODULAR UNITS
Ultra-modern, tech-enabled modular capsules and steel-frame units designed for fast deployment, backyard ADUs, and off-grid living; starting around $35,800.
ÖÖD HOMES · NATIONAL · MIRROR GLASS CABINS
Iconic, signature Scandinavian glass-and-steel mirror cabins engineered to blend into nature while maximizing short-term rental ROI and outdoor living; starting around $54,400.
CRAFTSPACE · NORTH CAROLINA · CONTAINER & HYBRID PREFAB
State-certified, high-durability modular shipping container homes and cabins built to full residential code for permanent foundations and traditional financing; starting around $95,500.
This is the shape it starts in. Small, deliberately. Three is the number where we can hold the standard — every buyer inquiry gets routed to the builder whose portfolio actually matches what the buyer described, and the builder responds directly. No aggregator racket. No lead auction. No twenty-form-fields between you and a human. Just an introduction that respects both sides.
We'll add the next three the same way. Then the three after that.
Where the demand actually lives
People assume tiny and prefab homes are a California story. A Colorado story. An Austin story. The data says otherwise.
IPX1031 cross-referenced two years of search data from over 1,000 Americans to see where interest concentrates per capita. Here's the top ten states:
THE TEN STATES MOST CURIOUS ABOUT TINY HOMES
1. Vermont
2. Wyoming
3. Alaska
4. Maine
5. Montana
6. North Dakota
7. South Dakota
8. New Hampshire
9. Arkansas
10. Tennessee
Source: IPX1031 tiny home survey · February 2024 · n = 1,010
Nine of the ten are cold-climate, rural, low-density. Malibu, we still love you.
What that map is really telling us: this isn't the Airbnb-in-Palm-Springs story the press keeps writing. It's rural Americans buying a piece of land and a legal dwelling to put on it — without taking on a subprime mortgage. A lot more people want that outcome than the tiny-home-influencer feed suggests. Some of them are on this list. Some of them are reading this letter.
Which brings us to the question.
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Start your search to see what may be associated with your name.
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Ignore the commercial break—we were in the middle of a moment.
Here’s the real question.
We're onboarding the first three builders now, which means the buyer-side signal we have from this list matters more today than it did last Friday. If any of what we build is going to be useful to you, the first thing we need to know is where you are in the process.
Pick the one that fits best. It takes eleven-ish seconds.
Where are you in your journey to owning a modular or prefab home?
- Just curious. I like the idea, but nothing serious yet.
- Researching styles, budgets, and land options.
- I have land (or an address in mind), but no builder yet.
- I have financing figured out. Still shopping builders.
- I'm ready to sign with the right builder in the next ninety days.
- I already own one — or I'm building. Send me the builder-side stuff.
That’s it. No lengthy intake forms or aggressive sales calls—just a clean match to the right builder when you’re ready.
The Founder Diary
There’s a specific feeling when three separate builders—guys who get pitch decks in their inboxes every week—look at what we’re setting up and say, "Yeah, we're in." It turned three weeks of silence into a green light. We aren't trying to boil the ocean here. We're just putting three incredible craftspeople in front of people who actually care.
— Post-rain humidity, porch light flickering on.
The patio's open.
Find yours. Free yours.
— Cameron Jo'van
Founder · PERCH · Atlanta, Georgia · MMXXVI
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