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Pricing · Three steps, clear costs

Flat fees. No commissions.

Three ways to work with us, priced in advance and agreed in writing before any work begins. We're paid by you, for you — never by sellers, developers, or anyone whose interests don't align with yours.

Step 01

Discovery call

15 minutes · phone or video

Free

  • Tell us where you're at, what you're trying to do
  • We'll listen and ask two or three honest questions
  • You walk away knowing whether we can help — or whether you don't need us
  • No pitch, no obligation, no follow-up sales calls
Book the free call

Step 03

Full buyers agency

Start to handover · flat fee, agreed in writing

$11,500fixed fee

  • Everything in the Strategy Session, plus:
  • Full suburb research and analysis
  • Property hunt — on-market and off-market sources
  • Independent comparable market analysis on every shortlist
  • Negotiation and offer management on your behalf
  • Introductions to a vetted team — brokers, accountants, conveyancers, property managers, inspectors
  • Coordination with broker, conveyancer, and inspectors
  • Settlement support through to handover
  • 30 days of post-settlement support
Start with a discovery call

Pricing philosophy

Why flat fees instead of percentages.

Most large buyers agencies charge a percentage of the purchase price — typically 1.5% to 2.5%. On a $1.2M purchase, that's $24,000 to $30,000. The structure creates the wrong incentive: a percentage-paid agent earns more when you spend more.

Our method is built around buying the right property, not the most expensive one — and quite often the right property is well below the suburb median. A flat fee aligns us with that. We earn the same whether you spend $620k or $1.2M, so the only thing we're optimising for is the quality of the decision.

The fee is agreed in writing before any work begins. You will never see a surcharge, a "contingency," or a kickback from a developer. The full income from your engagement is the line item on your engagement letter — nothing more.

Full transparency

What the $11,500 covers — and what it doesn't.

IncludedWhat's in the fee

  • Strategy session (or its credit, if already paid)
  • Full suburb research and analysis
  • Comparable market analysis on every shortlist property
  • Up to two simultaneous active searches
  • Property due diligence and red-flag review
  • Negotiation and offer management
  • Liaison with seller's agents on your behalf
  • Introductions to vetted mortgage brokers, accountants, conveyancers, property managers, and building & pest inspectors — no kickbacks
  • Coordination with your broker, conveyancer, and inspectors
  • Settlement check-ins through to handover
  • 30 days of post-settlement email support

Not includedYou pay these separately

  • Building & pest inspection (typically $400–$800, paid to inspector)
  • Conveyancing or solicitor fees (typically $1,200–$2,500)
  • Stamp duty and government transfer fees
  • Mortgage broker fees, if any (most are paid by lenders)
  • Out-of-region travel for inspections (if applicable, passed through at cost with prior approval)
  • Property management setup (handled by an agency we refer you to)
  • Quantity surveyor for depreciation schedule (optional, $600–$900)

Common questions

Pricing, in detail.

Why pay $899 for a strategy session if I'm not even sure I'll engage you?
Two reasons. First, the deliverable is yours regardless of what happens next — a written strategy document with your target markets, price band, and 12-month plan. Many clients use it to execute themselves and don't engage us at all, and that's a legitimate outcome. Second, paid filters: clients who pay show up differently to clients who don't, and our work is more useful when both sides are committed.
If I proceed to full engagement, how does the $899 credit work?
If you sign the engagement letter within 30 days of the strategy session, the $899 is deducted in full from the $11,500. So your total cost is $11,500 — just split into a $899 deposit and a $10,601 balance.
Why a flat fee instead of a percentage?
Because our method is built around buying the right property, not the most expensive one. Percentage-based fees reward agents for buying you a more expensive house. A flat fee removes that incentive entirely. We earn the same whether the right answer is a $620k townhouse or a $1.2M family home — we're optimising only for fit.
Is there ever a hidden cost — surcharge, contingency, kickback?
No. The fee on your engagement letter is the entire income we make from working with you. We do not accept commissions from developers, vendors, marketing companies, or anyone other than you. The Trusted Advisors page lists how we run referrals to brokers, accountants, and conveyancers — without taking a cent from any of them.
What if I want to back out after engaging?
The engagement letter spells out a clean exit clause. You give written notice, you pay only for the stages already delivered up to that point, and the engagement is wound down properly. We'd rather you walk than feel stuck.
Will you increase the fee mid-engagement?
No. The fee is fixed at the point you sign the engagement letter, regardless of how the search unfolds. If the brief changes substantially mid-engagement, we'll have a transparent conversation about scope — but we won't surprise you with surcharges. (We operate in Queensland only; if your plans move interstate, we'll tell you honestly and help you find the right person there.)

Free · 15 minutes · no obligation

Start with the free call.

The discovery call is the right first step regardless of which way you decide to engage. We'll listen to your situation and tell you honestly which tier — if any — makes sense for you.