How it works

From an address to a decision you can defend

No black box. Rules are data, financial figures come from a published formula library, and anything we do not know is stated as unknown.

  1. 1

    Enter an Ontario address

    We match it to a municipality and pull what public records say about the lot, with a source on every fact.

  2. 2

    The rule set runs, not a chatbot

    Provincial and municipal rules are stored as versioned data with effective dates and citations. The same inputs always give the same answer.

  3. 3

    Scenarios and blockers

    We build the development options the rules allow, then test each one for heritage, flood, servicing and site blockers. Missing data stays 'possible', never 'cleared'.

  4. 4

    Costs and returns you control

    Every assumption — build cost, fees, interest, sale price, rent — is visible and editable, and the sensitivity table shows what happens if you are wrong.

  5. 5

    A decision, then the evidence

    PropScore, a recommendation, the open questions, and every rule that was run — frozen into a report you can share.

Supported markets

Ontario, one municipality at a time

A city goes live only when its rules have been written down, sourced and reviewed. We would rather cover less and be right.

Toronto

Live

City-wide multiplex permissions, laneway and garden suites, province-wide ARU rules.

Mississauga

Live

Fourplex permissions on qualifying low-rise lots plus additional residential units.

Brampton

Next

Three-unit ARU framework and rental licensing — different enough to test the engine.

Ottawa · Hamilton · York Region

Planned

Added once a municipal rule set has been reviewed and sourced.

Who uses it

Built for the people who have to make the call

Evidence & confidence

You can check every number we show you

PropAgent is a screening tool. It earns trust by showing its work, not by sounding certain.

Every fact carries a source

Municipal open data, the by-law, a benchmark, or you — labelled, never blended.

Confidence is shown, not implied

High, medium or low on each rule and each figure, carried through to the report.

Rules are versioned

Effective dates and citations. A rule change tomorrow cannot rewrite a report you already used.

'Not enough information' is an answer

When a value is missing we say so instead of estimating it quietly.

Pricing

Start free, pay when a deal is worth a full report

QuickCheck

Free

A few property scans a month: zoning overview, basic potential, score preview.

Single report

$49–$99

One full report: scenarios, costs, returns, risk, PDF.

Investor Pro

$99 / mo

Ongoing analyses, saved deals, editable assumptions, comparison.

Realtor & Developer

from $199 / mo

Client-facing reports, higher volume, team use.

Analyze a property

Toronto and Mississauga addresses today. Enter one and see what the by-law actually allows.

Live coverage: Toronto and Mississauga. Try: 123 Bloor Street West, Toronto