Don’t overpay for your home.

Yes. The first report is free and complete: all 11 pages, by email. Further reports are free for now too, and the prices that will apply after that are €19 for a buyer report and €9 for a renter report, or a 30-day Search Pass of 10 reports for €59 (buying) or €29 (renting), in one payment.

It’s a comparison built on public data. On a sale, the report compares the asking price with similar homes listed nearby and with the sale prices Statbel publishes for the commune. The address checks are read from the official maps and registers, and the report’s last page names every source. Use it as the basis for your questions and your offer.

Your notary runs the legal searches for the sale. The difference is when you read the report: it takes 2 minutes, so you can have it before you make an offer. The Belgian notaries’ own site, notaire.be, puts it plainly: an offer binds you, and if the seller accepts it, the sale is concluded. So you see the price, flood, soil and planning picture while you can still negotiate or walk away, and you know what to ask your notary.

Any listing on immoweb.be, for sale or to rent, anywhere in Belgium. Saw the home on another site? Find it on Immoweb and paste that link. A few checks depend on the region: the official reference rent and the official noise map are read in Brussels, the soil register in Brussels and Flanders, and permit records in Brussels and Wallonia.

Yes, up to ten homes side by side, for free. Paste the links one at a time or all at once, and each asking price is set against similar listings straight away. Leave your email once and the costs and checks fill in for every home; we’ll email you when they’re ready.

The report follows the listing. On a rental, the rent is compared with similar listings nearby and, in Brussels, with the official reference rent, and the lease is explained. On a sale you get the price verdict, sold prices for the commune, the financing pages and the registers on the building itself: land registry, planning, heritage, permits and soil. Both read the official flood map at the address.

That’s exactly who we built it for. Everything is in plain English, French or Dutch, your choice, and the Belgian specifics (registration duty, cadastral income, the EPC) are explained in the report itself.

Usually under 2 minutes. We fetch comparables, official statistics and neighbourhood data, then lay out the PDF and email it to you.

No. We read the public listing page and contact nobody: your check stays between you and us.

We use it to send what you asked for: your report, or the link to your comparison.