Property estimates, ready for your product

A property address. A clearer price signal.

Turn an address into an estimated value, a price range and confidence. Connect your application through the API, and review every result in one workspace.

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From address to estimate Illustrative example

12 Example Street

Melbourne VIC · Australia

Estimated value · AUD

$920,000

$830,000 – $1,010,000

Confidence
Medium · 70%
Valuation date
16 October 2026

Example data only. Actual estimates depend on the property and the information available.

A straightforward workflow

An estimate you can request, use, and trace.

Connect once

Request access, verify your email, then create a named API key after approval.

Send a property address

Provide an address and country. Add a property type or your own reference when it helps.

Use the result

Receive structured JSON and keep a record of the input, status and result in your workspace.

Built for integration

A small request.
A useful response.

Use the API from your server, or request an estimate directly in the workspace. Your reference links the result back to your own system.

Request processing runs in the background by default. If your integration needs one response, synchronous mode is also available.

Read the integration guide
POST /api/v1/tools/property-price-estimator-fast/jobs
{  "address": "12 Example Street, Melbourne VIC",  "country": "AU",  "reference": "CRM-1042"}

Know what you’re getting.

An automated estimate

A value and range to inform your workflow. It is not a formal valuation or a substitute for professional advice.

Clear outcomes

Every request has a status. Where there isn’t enough information, the result says so instead of inventing a value.

A record you can return to

Find requests by address, ID or reference. Review the original input and the value returned to your application.

Bring property estimates into your workflow.

Create an account to request access, or read the API documentation first.