The owner asks your website what it is worth. You get the phone number.
VerandaWorth puts an instant price-range tool on your own site. Owners get a range built from the sale prices their state government publishes; you get their name, their verified mobile, the property facts and how soon they are thinking of selling. The lead is yours, and nobody else's.
Captures sellers on every channel you own: your website, your window, your email signature, your socials.
No setup fee · Cancel any time
Find the place your weekends happen in.
Californian bungalows, worker's cottages and warehouse conversions north of the river.
See it on your own website first.
Paste your web address, start from a first style match, and fine-tune the widget before you create an account. Your setup carries straight into the account.
Turn the owners researching their own home into appraisal appointments.
Somebody in your suburb looks up what their home is worth tonight. They will end up on somebody's website. It may as well be yours.
Add the widget to your website
One small script, styled to your brand in minutes. It sits on whatever your site already runs on. No rebuild, no portal, no new login for your team.
Owners get an instant price range
They enter their address, answer a few questions about the home, and see a range built from the sale prices their own state government publishes. It takes about two minutes. Landlords can ask what the home would rent for instead, and the first step offers both.
You get the owner's details
Name, phone, the property facts and how soon they are thinking of selling, in your lead desk and ready for the appraisal call. Before a lead reaches you the seller confirms their mobile with an SMS code, so you ring a real person rather than a form fill.
Every request, ready for the appraisal call.
The owner's name, mobile, price range, property facts and selling timeline in one overview, with an email to the right agent the moment a request lands.
Rachel Turnbull asked for an estimate on Barkly Street, Brunswick 3056. Range: A$1,150,000 - A$1,430,000. Thinking of selling within six months.
One lead engine for every channel you own
Step one puts the widget on your website. The same link works everywhere else you meet sellers.
- Your websitethe widget on your own site
- Your estimate pageincluded, even without a website
- Window and boardsprint-ready cards with a QR code
- Email signatureone paste, and every email works
- Social mediaone link for every profile and post
- Your dashboardsee visits and leads per channel
One monthly price, every office included.
One plan with everything in it. Set the widget up, publish it on your website, and start with a free first month.
VerandaWorth
A$149/ monthEvery office of your agency included. We sell to Australian businesses only, so signup asks for your ABN and your GST registration and the invoice is net: GST not applicable, supply not connected with Australia (GST Act s 9-26); recipient accounts for GST under the reverse charge where applicable. Your card details are saved with Stripe when you start the subscription. Nothing is charged for 30 days, and cancelling before day 30 costs A$0. Publishing stays your decision.
- First month free, cancel any time
- Unlimited sale and rent estimates, unlimited leads, no monthly quotas
- Every office of your agency included, one widget, one lead desk
- Works on every channel you own (website, socials, QR, window card, email signature)
- One copy-paste script, styled to your brand
- Leads in your lead desk and straight to your CRM (Zapier, Make or n8n)
- Card payment, secure billing through Stripe
Because the free ones are the top of somebody else's funnel. The owner gets a number, and whoever runs the tool gets the owner. VerandaWorth puts the estimate on your website, under your brand, and the seller who asks for it is yours alone, with a mobile number they have already confirmed. One flat price, unlimited estimates, no per-lead fee.
See what one won instruction is worth.
Assumptions, not our data: a A$970,000 sale at 2.5% commission. Move the sliders to your own numbers.
At these numbers one won listing covers 163 months of VerandaWorth.
Consent before any result
Nobody sees a range without agreeing that you may contact them, contact details can be verified by SMS, and every lead carries an audit trail. The data is yours.
Installs on any site
WordPress, Squarespace, a custom build, or whatever your web partner ships. Paste one snippet, or send them the install guide.
Leads straight into your CRM
Connect your account to Zapier, Make or n8n in minutes and every new lead lands in your own CRM or workflow automatically.
White label and custom design
Prefer the widget entirely in your own brand, with no vendor name and styled to your website down to the last pixel? We do white-label and fully customised deployments for individual agencies. Email us and we will work out what you need.
Talk to the founder
You'll be emailing me directly: no support queue, no sales script. I reply myself, within one business day.
Where the numbers come from.
Three states, from the governments themselvesEvery range is published by the state government that recorded the sales, named on the cards above.
Every range starts from sale prices an Australian government publishes. Nothing is scraped and nothing is modelled from listings.
NSW Department of Communities and Justice
Rent and Sales Report: the first quartile, median and third quartile of recorded sale prices for every New South Wales postcode, split into strata and non-strata, with rents from the Rental Bond Board's own lodgements.
Quarterlydcj.nsw.gov.au – Rent and Sales ReportVictorian Department of Transport and Planning
Victorian Property Sales Report: the median sale price of houses, units and vacant land, by suburb, with the number of sales behind each figure.
Quarterlydata.vic.gov.au – Victorian Property Sales ReportSA Department for Housing and Urban Development
Metropolitan Median House Sales: the median house sale price by suburb across metropolitan Adelaide, with the number of sales.
Quarterlydata.sa.gov.au – Metropolitan Median House SalesGeoscape Australia
G-NAF, the national address file: used to place a typed address in its state, suburb and postcode. It is the address spine only and carries no prices.
Quarterlydata.gov.au – G-NAFNew South Wales by postcode (414 of them carry a usable figure, January - March 2026), Victoria by suburb (779, Oct-Dec 2025) and metropolitan Adelaide by suburb (373 across 19 councils, 2Q 2026): 1,566 zones, about 62% of Australians.
Anywhere else, and for a letting enquiry outside New South Wales, the widget says so and shows no figure at all. It never guesses, and the owner's details still reach you.
The published statistics carry no floor area, no land size and no bedroom count, so the range describes the suburb or the postcode and not the individual home. It is a statistically derived estimate, not a valuation under the Australian Property Institute standards, and it must not be relied on as one.
The dearest, the middle and the cheapest of the 765 Victorian suburbs with a published median house price (Oct-Dec 2025), thin-sales suburbs excluded.
- New South Wales and Victoria, and metropolitan Adelaide: 373 suburbs across 19 councils.
- the Australian Capital Territory, the Northern Territory, Queensland, the rest of South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia: no open sale-price dataset we may use, so the widget shows no figure there.
Metropolitan Adelaide is drawn from the boundaries of the 19 councils the South Australian report covers, not from the state.
© Australian Bureau of Statistics for the metropolitan Adelaide boundary (ASGS 2021, CC BY 4.0). State outlines: Natural Earth, public domain.
What agencies ask before switching it on.
Why a range, and not a number?
Because a number would be made up. The range is what homes of that type actually sold for in that suburb or postcode over the last published quarter, taken straight from the state government's own figures. Those figures carry no floor area, no bedroom count and no land size, so nothing in Australia's open data can tell one house on a street from another. Saying so is the point: the range is honest, and it makes your appraisal the obvious next step rather than an anticlimax.
Which areas do you cover?
New South Wales by postcode, Victoria by suburb, and metropolitan Adelaide by suburb. Queensland, Western Australia, Tasmania, the Northern Territory and the ACT publish no open sale-price dataset we may use, so the widget says so at the address step and shows no figure. It never guesses. The seller's details still reach you, because an owner in Cairns is still an owner thinking of selling.
Do the property questions change the estimate?
Only the property type does: houses and units are priced from separate published tables. The bedrooms, bathrooms, car spaces, floor area and block size do not move the range, and the result says so in its own words. They are asked because you want them on the lead, and they reach you as details rather than as drivers.
Who owns the leads, and how is privacy handled?
You do. Every request captured on your website lands in your lead desk only. This is your channel, not a shared marketplace: no reselling, no competing agencies, no portal in the middle. Owners give explicit consent before seeing their range, you set the retention rules, and export or deletion per lead is built in. Personal information is handled under the Privacy Act 1988 and the Australian Privacy Principles, and the OAIC is the regulator.
How does the billing work, and what about GST?
A$149 a month, first month free, cancel any time, by card through Stripe. VerandaWorth is operated from Belgium and sold to Australian businesses only, so we collect your ABN and your GST registration at signup and invoice you net. Your invoice carries the line: GST not applicable, supply not connected with Australia (GST Act s 9-26); recipient accounts for GST under the reverse charge where applicable. Your accountant will know what to do with it.
See how many seller leads your website can capture.
Set the widget up, match it to your brand, and publish when it feels right.
