Three numbers before you offer: where to open, what to aim for, and when to walk away.
Paste the listing for a home you're thinking of buying. Three Numbers reads the public records behind it and tells you what the home is, what it's worth against recorded sales, what it will cost to run, and what to offer.
What you get
One report on one home. Sold prices, the energy certificate, planning, flood and ground, running costs and the photographs, each with its source, and three numbers to negotiate with.
Who it's for
People buying a home to live in, who want to do their homework before a viewing or an offer.
What it costs
A core report is 4 credits, from £2.67 in money, and the first one is free. The whole price list is one click away, and nothing renews.
How it works
- 1. Create an account and confirm your email address.
- 2. Give us the listing. We can read a listing from its link on OnTheMarket or on the estate agent's own website. For a listing on Rightmove or Zoopla, upload the agent's brochure or the page saved from your browser instead. We don't read those two websites, because their terms don't allow it.
- 3. Start the report. The page says what is being checked as it goes, and tells you before anything is spent if part of a report can't run for that postcode.
It covers homes in England and Wales for now. It is not a survey and it is not legal advice.