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  1. The report is the product

    Your client never sees the research tabs or the spreadsheet. They see the report, so that's what PropInfo is built around.

    An illustrative Queenslander used for the sample reportSample report, illustrative property

    12 Quandong St

    Paddington QLD 4064

    1 / 5
    Price
    $1,215,000
    Land
    607 sqm
    Bedrooms
    4
    Bathrooms
    2
    Parking
    2
    • Overview
    • Financials
    • Market
    • Location
    • Planning & Risk
    • Comps
    • Media

    From the sample report: the first screen your client sees, then its sections.

  2. Honest over reassuring

    If a flood or bushfire check can't be made for a lot, the report says "Not assessed" and tells your client to check with the council. A gap never shows up as all clear. Your client is better off knowing what wasn't checked now than finding out after settlement.

    Risk assessment: moderate risk

    We could not assess bushfire for this property, so check with the local council before relying on this report.

    • Flood risk

      No mapped zone

    • Bushfire risk

      Not assessed

    • Heritage overlay

      Inside zone, moderate risk

    The sample report as it reads when the state's bushfire service doesn't answer: the check says so, and so does the summary.

  3. Your brand comes first

    Your client sees your logo, your contact details and, from the Professional plan up, your own domain. PropInfo takes one small line at the foot of the page.

    reports.youragency.com.au
    Harrow & Finch Buyer's Agents, a sample agencyShare reportContact

    Harrow & Finch Buyer's Agents

    hello@youragency.com.au

    Report powered by PropInfo

    Harrow & Finch is a sample agency. Your logo, details and domain go in its place.

  4. Made for buying in Australia

    Transfer duty is worked out for all eight states and territories under FY2026-27 rules. From the Professional plan up, your CRM follows a purchase from first enquiry to settlement.

    Transfer duty on $1,215,000

    FY2026-27 rules

    New South Wales
    $48,862
    Victoria
    $66,825
    Queensland
    $50,388
    Western Australia
    $53,688
    South Australia
    $60,655
    Tasmania
    $49,860
    Australian Capital Territory
    $50,710
    Northern Territory
    $60,143

    An established home bought with no concessions, from the duty engine behind the investment calculator. Queensland is the sample property's state.

    CRM pipeline

    1. Prospect
    2. Qualified
    3. Active
    4. Under Contract
    5. Settled
    6. Past Client

    The CRM's own stages, from the Professional plan up.

  5. One login for the whole job

    Reports, suburb research and the investment calculator come with every plan. Professional adds the CRM, purchase briefs and a portfolio tracker, all under the same login.

    • Property Reports
    • Suburb Research
    • Calculator
    • Portfolio Tracker, on the Professional plan
    • CRM, on the Professional plan
    • Purchase Briefs, on the Professional plan

    Property Reports

    • 12 Quandong St

      Paddington QLDPublished

    • 9 Lomandra Ln

      Paddington QLDDraft

    A Starter account, simplified. The dimmed, padlocked tools open on the Professional plan, under the same login.

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