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Free checks first. Then pay per report.

The NSW address preview and the rent increase check are free, with no account. Prices are in AUD, and the price shown is the total you pay, with no card surcharge.

Address pass · NSW homes, before you make an offer

A$15

One address, or A$29 for three used within 30 days. No account.

  • Free first: the zone, flood, bush fire and heritage maps across the lot, the number of development applications on and near it, and school zones
  • Then all 11 planning and hazard maps, read across the whole lot, or at the address point when no lot boundary can be read
  • The local plan's height, density and lot size limits, beside the lot
  • The applications' details and estimated costs, on and near the lot, from the last 24 months (NSW Planning Portal)
  • Postcode sale and rent medians, and nearby places
  • The questions to ask, and an email for your agent or conveyancer
  • General information: not a valuation or a planning certificate

Rent increase check

Free

No account. Then the reply letter and evidence PDF: $5, once.

Free

  • Where the new rent sits against new leases near you
  • The increase in dollars a week and a year
  • Your notice's dates checked against the published rules

The $5 pack

  • A reply letter with your counter-offer
  • A dated evidence PDF with the sources
  • Update it for 30 days (up to 39 times)

Every report includes

Dated figures from government data, with their sample sizes, sources and limits, and questions to ask.

Searches: free changes for 7 days

Re-open your reports free while they're on your account. For the first 7 days, change an area report's or a check's figures (budget, price or rent, bedrooms) on the report itself.

Yours to keep

Print or save as PDF. Reports on your account stay for six years; an address pass or letter stays at its private link.

Search packs

One search is one area report, price check or asking rent check; an investor report uses 5. New accounts get 3 free. Packs never expire.

1 search

$3

One search · never expires

Recommended

5 searches

$10

$2 per search · never expire

For comparing a few properties

15 searches

$25

$1.67 per search · never expire

40 searches

$60

$1.50 per search · never expire

Payment is by card through Stripe, which emails your receipt. Buying means you agree to our terms; your rights under the Australian Consumer Law always apply.

Investor report

$10

5 searches · less in the bigger packs

See a full sample
  • The asking price against recent local sales
  • The rent against new local leases
  • The costs you enter, net yield and the week before tax
  • Break-even rent, and a rent × interest-rate grid
  • A plain-English summary tying the figures together
What counts as a search?
One area report, price check or asking rent check. An investor report uses 5. A rent increase check is free and isn't a search, and the NSW address check is sold as the address pass, not for searches. Re-opening a report is free while it's on your account, and for 7 days so are changes on the report: an area report's budget, type and bedrooms; a price or asking rent check's price or rent and bedrooms; an investor report's price, rent, costs and loan. An address check already on your account re-opens free for the same property, as it was. A different area or postcode is a new search.
What's free?
The NSW address preview, with no account: the zone, flood, bush fire and heritage maps, how many development applications are on the lot and within 250 m, and school zones. The rent increase check, with no account: where the new rent sits, the increase in dollars a year, and your notice dates against the published rules. Also each nearby suburb's current median on area pages, and re-opening your reports. New accounts get 3 free searches, once per person.
Refunds
A search that fails isn't charged: the search is returned. Your rights under the Australian Consumer Law always apply. Contact us if a report or a response pack was faulty.
Is this advice?
No. Reports compare figures from government data. They are not valuations or financial advice.