A range with its confidence left on.
The estimate is presented as a range with a confidence level and the comparable sales behind it — a starting point for your own judgement, not a number pretending to be a valuation.
$825k–$910k
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The estimate is presented as a range with a confidence level and the comparable sales behind it — a starting point for your own judgement, not a number pretending to be a valuation.
$825k–$910k
Each hazard shows one of three states: exposure found, assessed clear, or not yet mapped. A gap in coverage is reported as a gap — never silently dressed up as a pass.
Zoning codes and planning overlays are shown with plain-English explanations of what they typically mean, while keeping the underlying designation visible.
The sales that are on record for the property, with dates and prices. Where records are thin, the report says so.
Schools near the address, with distance. Catchments change — the report points you to where to confirm.
Suburb-level medians and momentum sit in their own section, clearly separated from the property-specific facts.
Data sourced from HtAG Analytics · Incorporates Geoscape G-NAF and ABS data (© Commonwealth of Australia, CC BY 4.0).
An estimate is not a valuation. It is a computer-generated price range based on comparable sales and market data — not a professional valuation, and not a guarantee of what this property would sell for.

Use the recorded data to find the questions worth asking, then verify material facts through the relevant authority, adviser and independent building inspection.
The source returned a mapped exposure or relevant finding. It appears in amber with its source context.
The source was checked and returned no mapped exposure within its scope. Green, with the scope stated.
A reliable result was unavailable, outside coverage or could not be matched. Neutral — never dressed as a pass.
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No. The $29.99 report is a one-off purchase for one property. Nothing recurs.
With an active Pro subscription, yes. The trial does not include it — during the trial the report is the same $29.99 one-off purchase.
No, and that's deliberate. Where a dataset has no reliable answer for the address, the report shows “not yet mapped” rather than guessing.