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Early access · Greater Boston
Find a home by the commute, not the zip code.
CommuteFirst maps every for-sale home in Greater Boston by how long it actually takes to get to your office — the station, the line, the transfers, the traffic. Start from your workday, not a map pin.
Free during early access · Boston live now
28 mindoor to desk
- Walk 6 min to Davis
- Red Line · 18 min to Downtown Crossing
- Walk 4 min
Leave by 8:32 · no transfers
Distance lies. Time doesn’t.
- 01
You search by zip code and price. Then you open Google Maps and check every commute by hand.
- 02
A 12-mile listing can mean a 55-minute commute. Distance lies; time doesn’t.
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Nobody shows you the actual route — which station, which line, how many transfers — before you fall for the house.
How it works
- Step 1
Enter your office address
One or two of them, and the time you need to be there.
- Step 2
See your commute map
Everywhere you can actually reach in your time budget.
- Step 3
Browse homes by commute
Each one is badged with its real commute. Click any listing for the step-by-step breakdown.
Built for the way you actually commute
Real routes, not radii.
Every listing shows the station, line, transfers — or the highway route with traffic.
Two-office mode.
One map for both commutes. Only homes that work for both make the cut.
Hybrid math.
Every home leads with your one-way time to work. Tell it your days in office and it adds your true weekly commute hours.
Boston-native data.
MBTA schedules, real-time reliability, traffic-aware driving.
Boston is live. Where next?
Live now
Greater Boston
Subway, commuter rail and bus on real MBTA schedules, plus traffic-aware driving.
Where next?
Vote with your email. We build where the waitlist is.
Early access
CommuteFirst is in early access. It’s free while we build it with our first users. Tell us what your commute actually looks like — we’ll make the map match reality.
Questions
Where does the commute data come from?
Transit times come from the MBTA’s published schedules and real-time feeds. Driving times come from traffic-aware routing for the time you need to arrive.
How accurate are the times?
They’re scheduled times plus historical reliability, spot-checked against real commutes. Treat them as planning-grade, not gospel — we show our work on every listing.
Do you list rentals?
For-sale homes first. Rentals are on the roadmap.
When is my city launching?
Join the waitlist and vote for your metro. Expansion follows demand.
How much will it cost?
Free during early access. Paid plans come later, and early users get founding pricing.
You don’t live in a zip code. You live in a commute.
Search like it.
Free during early access · Boston live now