Pricing
Start free. 1 credit checks one address: the zone, how many homes fit, and the most you can pay for the land. Running the numbers again on that address is free.
Need a few more checks? Buy a pack. Hunting every week, or scanning whole suburbs? Take a plan.
Plus 2 free fresh HtAG sales comparison searches.
Each fresh search returns up to 5 sales, subject to coverage and shared research availability. See how the comparison trial works ↓
About 39c a credit
- 100 credits a month
- Area scans and owner letter drops
- Full site reports for addresses we cover
- Zoning, yield, end values, residual land value
- HtAG sales comparisons — access to fresh Australian sales searches after the free trial, subject to coverage and shared research availability
- Projects and saved sites
- Unused credits carry over, up to 100
About 25c a credit
- 600 credits a month
- Everything in Starter, six times the credits — about 600 site checks, or 120 area scans, a month
- Room for owner letter drops (10 credits each) and prospecting at scale
- Retail, billboard and off-market discovery on the same credits
- Unused credits carry over, up to 600
About 20c a credit
- 2,000 credits a month
- Everything in Pro, with more than three times the credits
- One login. Separate team seats and shared projects are not available yet.
- Unused credits carry over, up to 2,000
Review your chosen plan in your account before continuing to secure checkout. Prices are in US dollars and renew automatically until you cancel. Cancel any time from your account — see the refund policy.
What the design tools cost
| Draw what you describe, in 3D | 1 credit a block; changes free for 30 days |
| Ready-made designs that fit the block | 5 credits a block; changes free for 30 days |
| Make it look real (an AI picture) | 3 credits |
| Fit sheet and CAD file (DXF) | 5 credits for one design on one block; both, and downloading them again, free for 30 days |
How credits work
There are three kinds of credit. Your account shows how many of each you have, and a job costs the same whichever kind pays for it.
Free trial credits
A new account's 20 free credits.
- They expire 30 days after you sign up. Your account shows the date.
- Used first, because they end soonest.
- They pay for site reports and the other tools. Your one free area scan uses 5 of them.
- They don't pay for the AI tools: the concept scheme, approval pathway, letter text, slope from photo, AI end-value estimate and "Make it look real". Those need plan or pack credits.
Plan credits
Come with a monthly plan: 100, 600 or 2,000 a month.
- Used first, after any free trial credits.
- A fresh month's credits arrive each billing month. Unused plan credits carry over, up to one month's worth. Anything above that ends when the new credits arrive.
- They end when your plan ends. If you cancel, you keep them until the end of the period you've paid for.
- If a renewal payment is late, they wait, along with area scans and letter drops, until it goes through. Nothing is taken away while you wait.
- Annual plans get the whole year's credits on day one. At each yearly renewal, up to one month's worth carries over.
Credits that never expire
Referral credits, credit packs, and the 50 free credits of accounts opened before the 30-day trial.
- They never expire, whether or not you have a plan.
- Used last, once any trial and plan credits run out.
- They pay for site reports and every tool on this page except area scans and owner letter drops, which come with a plan.
- Every account also gets one free area scan without a plan, so you can see it work first. It uses 5 credits, like any scan.
- If you had credits before plan credits were split out, all of them are this kind. None were taken away.
Separate one-off service · Australian pilot
Prefer a research brief prepared for you?
Our Property Research Pack brings the available property, planning, market and rental evidence together for one address and one proposed use.
A$199 + A$19.90 GST = A$218.90 including GST. Australian dollars. This is separate from the US-dollar software plans and consumes no credits. We confirm scope, evidence availability and delivery before payment.
Explore the pack →Need a few more credits? Buy a pack
| Pack | Price | Per credit | Purchase |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 credits | US$49 | 49c | Buy 100 credits |
| 500 credits | US$199 | 39.8c | Buy 500 credits |
Packs cost more per credit than any plan, but pack credits never expire and nothing renews. They pay for site reports, the other tools and the one free area scan every account gets. More area scans and owner letter drops come with a plan. Review your selected pack before continuing to secure checkout. A purchased credit pack also gives access to further fresh HtAG sales searches after your 2 free searches, subject to coverage and shared research availability.
What one credit buys
Credits are priced to track what a job actually costs us to run, so heavy work costs more than light work.
| Action | Credits |
|---|---|
| Feasibility calculation on a site you've already run | 0 — free |
| Full site report on an address | 1 |
| Report document (export) | 1 |
| Describe it, or Massing + yield: the block drawn on a site (once per site; changes are free for 30 days) | 1 |
| Ready-made designs picked for a site (once per site; changes are free for 30 days) | 5 |
| AI-assisted end-value research tool | 2 |
| Slope from photo | 2 |
| "Make it look real" AI picture of your block (the same block again is free) | 3 |
| Publish a listing | 2 |
| Concept scheme | 3 |
| Approval pathway | 3 |
| Area scan — search a whole suburb or council With a plan | 5 |
| Owner letter drop With a plan | 10 |
On Starter, 100 credits a month is roughly 100 site checks, or 20 area scans, or any mix. Assembly Pro, Billboard and Energy Operator, Deal Flow and White-label subscriptions include area scans and letter drops too. "With a plan" has one exception: every account gets one free area scan, which uses the normal 5 credits. The end-value research tool above is separate from the fresh HtAG comparison-search trial described below.
Questions people ask before they buy
Do I need a card to try it?
No. Start free: 20 credits for 30 days, no card needed, plus 2 free fresh HtAG sales comparison searches. Free credits pay for site reports and most tools at the rates above. The AI tools need plan or pack credits. Area scans and owner letter drops come with a plan, and you can try one area scan without one. The comparison-search allowance is separate.
Can I try an area scan before I buy a plan?
Yes. Every account gets one free area scan: a suburb scan, an amalgamation search, or a UK, Ireland, France, retail or billboard site search. It doesn't need a plan, but it uses the normal 5 credits from your account. If the scan fails, the credits come back and you keep your free scan. Owner letter drops and the Prospecting Radar need a plan.
How does the sales comparison trial work?
Each fresh HtAG search requests up to 5 Australian sales. A fresh attempt counts towards your 2-search allowance even if it returns few or no suitable sales. Coverage and shared research availability apply; a search does not guarantee five matching comparisons or an automatic feasibility estimate.
After your 2 free searches, an active paid software plan or a purchased credit pack is required for additional fresh searches. Further searches remain subject to coverage and shared research availability. You can reuse current saved comparisons and recalculate a feasibility without another source lookup or using another trial search.
What is the end value based on?
HtAG supplies provider-reported sales, which GoSiteHunt checks against the proposed property type, sale date and location. Where enough suitable evidence is available, the feasibility can use an indicative, unadjusted sample median. Missing details and broader property categories are flagged. Government area benchmarks and built-in assumptions are labelled separately; they are not individual comparable sales. You can review and edit the end-value assumption. This is a screening tool, not a formal valuation.
What happens to unused plan credits?
They carry over to the next billing month, up to one month's worth: 100 on Starter, 600 on Pro, 2,000 on Team. Anything above that ends when the new month's credits arrive. Credits bought as a one-off pack never expire, and neither do referral credits. Free trial credits expire 30 days after you sign up.
What happens to my credits if I cancel?
Your plan runs to the end of the period you've paid for, and its credits stay usable until then. After that the plan credits end. Credits that never expire stay in your account, and you can keep using them for site reports and the other tools.
What if a renewal payment is late?
Sometimes a renewal doesn't go through straight away, for example when a card is declined and tried again. Until it's paid, your plan credits, area scans and letter drops are on hold. Nothing is taken away: once it's paid, your unused plan credits carry over as usual, up to one month's worth. Credits that never expire keep working the whole time. If the plan ends instead, its credits end with it, the same as cancelling.
Can I cancel?
Any time, from your account or by emailing support@gositehunt.com. You keep access until the end of the period you've paid for. There's no cancellation fee.
Why US dollars?
Billing settles through Stripe in USD. If your card is Australian, your bank converts at its own rate and may add a foreign-transaction fee. We're an Australian company — Madison Jade Pty Ltd, ABN 56 661 580 936.
Where does it work?
In 35+ countries — Australia, the UK, the US, Canada, New Zealand, Ireland, and markets across Europe, Asia, Latin America and Africa, each running on the best open government data that market publishes. Many markets have no public sales or planning data, so values there are benchmarks or your own figures. Depth varies by market — that's the nature of government data, and Australia is where ours runs deepest — so every report states the source and date behind each number, and estimates are labelled as estimates. Country-by-country detail: coverage.
Does a report replace due diligence?
No. It's a screening tool that tells you what to investigate and what a site is worth paying for. Survey, planning, legal and finance advice still apply before you buy anything.