Research the area the way buyers agents do.

Watch the walkthrough below and you'll see exactly what the platform does. Then create a free account and open it yourself. It costs nothing to look.

Create your free account

Free to create. No credit card, nothing to cancel.

What happens when you sign up

Look first. Pay later, or not at all.

Step one

Create the account

An email address and a password. No credit card, no call, no sales process. You're inside straight away.

Step two

Open the whole platform

Every screen and tool you just watched: the map, the ten layers, compare, the area scanner, the property pin and the report builder. What the free account doesn't show is the data itself. That's the part you pay for.

Step three

Turn the data on, if you want to

Buy a block of access from inside the platform. One payment, no subscription, no auto-renew, no card kept on file. Your login just switches on.

What sits on the map

Ten layers, one screen.

Every layer sits over the same ground, so you are never comparing one suburb's schools against another suburb's hospitals.

Typical price, yield and five year growth across every mapped suburb.
Infrastructure that is built, under way and proposed, with stage and value.
Education, health and transport. Schools, hospitals, stations and the lines between them.
Shopping, parklands and mining. Retail hubs, reserves, and the resource projects nearby.
28 data fields behind the map. Prices, growth, rents, population, ownership and the economy underneath.
A dated, sourced PDF report on any suburb, generated as often as you like and yours to keep.

The mining layer on the Brixel map, with the research panel listing operating mines near the suburb

15,334 Australian suburbs mapped

Put it in perspective

You'll pay $550 to check the roof. Check the area first.

A building and pest inspection runs about $550. A solicitor runs about $3,500. Landlord and building insurance runs about $3,000 a year. All of it protects the property. None of it tells you whether the area was ever the right one.

A buyers agent charges $8,000 to $20,000, and a large share of that fee is the area research done before you're shown a single property. This is that work, without the fee.

Create your free account

No credit card. Built for desktop, so make the account now and open it on a laptop later.

Amateurs guess where capital growth is. Pros don't.