For buyer's agents

Do a week of property research in an afternoon

Your client is paying for judgement, but most of the hours go into assembling the facts the judgement rests on. PropRadar collapses that part. 110,000+ listings and 430,000+ sold records, already joined up, already scored.

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The research loop, four steps

Cut the list down

Filter across active listings by yield, investment score, price, land size, property type and days on market. The Deal Finder and Market Finder browsers on Pro let you work from a suburb shortlist rather than a portal search, so you are choosing between markets before you choose between houses.

Check the ones that survive

For each address: estimated value with a confidence rating, weekly rent estimate, gross and after-tax cashflow, last sale price and date, days on market, zoning and any planning overlays we can find. Compare side by side with weighted scoring, three at a time on Essentials and five on Pro.

Price the offer

Pull recent comparable sales by distance, bedrooms and type, then look at what those properties actually sold for against what they were asking. That gap is your negotiating position, and it is far more persuasive to a client than a feeling about the market.

Write it up

Export the property and suburb reports as PDFs under your own branding, attach them to the recommendation, and keep a copy on file showing the research that supported the decision.

The parts that do the work

Everything below is in the product for investors too. What follows is why each one matters when you are buying on somebody else’s behalf.

Deal Finder and Market Finder

Pro

Browse listings and suburbs by yield, score, price, land size, property type and days on market across 110,000+ listings.

Choose the market before you choose the house. A brief that starts with three candidate suburbs beats one that starts with forty portal tabs.

Investment score

Essentials

A 0 to 100 score on every property combining yield, growth history, vacancy, supply pressure and days on market.

Rank a long list in one pass instead of rebuilding the same spreadsheet for each address. The score is a sorting tool, not the decision, and it puts your attention on the ten worth real work.

Risks and planning overlays

Essentials

Heritage, flood and bushfire flags plus zoning, where the state planning authority publishes them.

The expensive surprises are structural and they are buried on council websites. Finding one at the shortlist stage costs nothing. Finding it after settlement costs your reputation.

Subdivision potential

Pro

Whether a block can be split, based on lot dimensions, zoning and the minimum lot size that applies.

Worth checking even when your client has no intention of developing, because the next buyer might, and that is part of what they are paying you to see.

Side by side comparison

Essentials

Compare shortlisted properties on weighted scoring, yield, cashflow and attributes in one view. Three at a time on Essentials, five on Pro.

Clients decide faster when the trade-off is visible. Three columns beats three PDFs and a phone call explaining the difference.

White-label reports and Team Accounts

Advisory

Property and suburb PDFs under your branding, bulk lookup up to 30 addresses per request, and Team Accounts to add staff logins for $49.99/seat/month.

The deliverable looks like your work because it is, a morning's shortlist goes through in one request rather than thirty, and your associates get their own login instead of sharing yours.

Client shortlists

Advisory

A shared client list tracked from lead through to closed, a per-client property shortlist pulled from PropRadar's listings, a branded PDF export, and a link your client can open without logging in to react to each one.

The three properties you want them to see on Saturday, one link, no more forwarding five separate listing URLs and losing track of which one they liked or where the deal is up to.

Tier labels show the lowest plan that includes the feature. Everything below your plan is included too.

Defending the price after settlement

The awkward conversation is not at the auction. It is eight months later when a client asks whether they paid too much. Having the comparable set you worked from, the asking ranges those properties launched at, and the sold results they finished on, dated and saved, turns that conversation into a short one.

Our potential sell price has been measured against 59,429 properties that subsequently sold. The typical miss is about ~4.3% of the sale price. We publish that figure because a number without a known error rate is not evidence, it is decoration.

The things that sink a purchase

Yield and growth are the easy part. The expensive surprises are structural, and they turn up in the planning layer rather than the listing.

Overlays. Heritage, flood and bushfire flags where the state planning authority publishes them, so a client who wants to extend later finds out now rather than at the DA.
Subdivision potential. On Pro, an assessment of whether the land can be split, based on lot dimensions, zoning and the minimum lot size that applies. Worth checking even when the client has no intention of developing, because the next buyer might.
Suburb supply. Vacancy rates, stock on market and where the suburb sits in its cycle. A good property in a suburb about to absorb a large amount of new supply is a different proposition to the same property somewhere tightly held.

Reports your client keeps

Advisory exports property and suburb reports under your logo with your contact block, no trace of ours. It is the difference between forwarding a link to somebody else's website and handing over a document that looks like your work, because it is.

You can start narrower. Browse suburb data, the investment heatmap or the investment guides before committing to anything.

Build your own AI-powered search

Not every brief starts with an address. Sometimes a client hands you criteria instead: a suburb, a price ceiling, a minimum land size. The app is one way to work from that, but not the only one. The PropRadar Data API runs the same search against the same 110,000+ active listings this page is built on: suburb or postcode, price range, property type, minimum bedrooms, minimum land size, days on market. No address required to start.

It ships as a REST API and as an MCP server, so Claude or ChatGPT can query it directly instead of you building a scraper. Meant for an internal tool, not a public portal. Commercial use, including a tool built on top of it, needs a Pro plan or above on the API.

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Questions buyer's agents ask

Can I use the reports with my own clients under my own brand?

On the Advisory plan, yes. PDF property and suburb reports carry your logo and contact block with no PropRadar branding. Pro exports the same content under our branding, which is fine for your own file notes but less useful as a deliverable.

How many addresses can I look up at once?

Pro takes up to 10 addresses per bulk request, Advisory up to 30. That is usually enough to run a whole morning's shortlist in one pass instead of pasting them in one at a time.

Does it cover properties that are not currently for sale?

Yes. Enter any address and it will build a report from sold history, suburb data and automated valuation estimates, whether or not the property is listed. Off-market and pre-market work is where a lot of buyer's agents get the most out of it.

Is the investment score just a rebadged yield calculation?

No. It combines yield with capital growth history, vacancy, days on market, supply and demand pressure and several suburb-level signals. We publish how it is built and how it has performed against later outcomes on the methodology pages rather than asking you to take it on trust.

Do you have flood and bushfire information?

Where the state planning authority publishes it. Overlay coverage is strongest in New South Wales and Victoria and thinner elsewhere, and the property page says which layers were found rather than implying a clear result when nothing was checked. Treat it as a prompt to confirm with council, not as a substitute for doing so.

How many seats come with a plan?

Advisory itself is one login. Add teammates through Team Accounts for $49.99/seat/month each, buy as many as you need and assign or reassign them to anyone on your practice, an associate doing first-pass research and a second person writing the client pack, for example, each with their own full Advisory login.

Can I connect this to Claude or ChatGPT for my own search tool?

Yes, through the PropRadar Data API, a separate product from the app. It is exposed as a REST API and as an MCP server, so an assistant can query listings by suburb or postcode, price, property type, bedrooms, land size and days on market directly, with no address needed to start. Commercial use needs a Pro plan or above on the API. Endpoints and current pricing are on /developers.

Doing a different job?

Real estate agentsAppraisals, sold evidence and listing presentations.Mortgage brokersSecurity checks, cashflow and investor reviews.Property developersSite screening, planning controls and nearby approvals.

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