Three tools you can start and stop yourself, that never touch your ranking
Three tools sold separately or together, self-serve from the dashboard, with a billing portal you control. None of them move you up the rankings.
What it is
The agent product is free, and three tools are sold on top of it. Inbox, at S$39 a month, answers a client with the block's real sale prices from mail you already receive. Planner, at S$39 a month, gives you one booking link instead of trading times back and forth. Grow, at S$19 a month, finds the flats most likely to sell next in the areas you already work.
Buy one, two, or all three for S$69 a month, which is S$28 off the S$97 sum. What you are paying for is volume: each tool has a free monthly allowance, and buying the tool removes the meter rather than raising it.
The allowances are twenty forwarded enquiries, ten viewings booked through your link and ten reply drafts a month, plus one development page. An agent doing a handful of deals a year never reaches one of them.
Buying happens in the dashboard and takes effect immediately. Changing or cancelling runs through a billing portal in your own account, not through an email to us.
Why we built it
We had to be paid by someone, and the choice of who determines whether the rankings can be trusted. Portals are paid by agents for placement, which is why their results look the way they do. We are paid by agents for tools, and the ranking is computed from government records that no payment touches.
That distinction is only credible if what you pay for visibly does not buy prominence. So the tools buy volume on work you do for a client, never position, never leads, and never a mark on a page a seller reads. Badges are free.
The three tiers this replaces sold things nobody used. They metered building pages across four price points while the tool proven in production was ungated, and they put a badge on a seller-facing profile, which is the one thing payment must never touch. Selling the tools themselves is the honest version.
Self-serve cancellation matters for the same reason. A subscription you have to email someone to escape is a subscription that is counting on friction.
Who it helps
Agents who hit a free allowance
Buying the one tool you actually ran out of removes its meter, instead of moving you up a ladder that priced things you never touched.
Every agent, paying or not
A ranking that cannot be bought, which is only worth something if it is true of the person above you as well.
Sellers
The list you see is ordered by record, not by who paid us this month.
The use case
Deciding whether to pay for something you are already using free
You have been working the free tools for a month, and a busy rental season takes you past the ten viewings a month your booking link handles for free. You buy Planner in the dashboard, it takes effect immediately, and the meter comes off. Your position on the board does not move, which is exactly what you would want to be true of the agent ranked above you.
Walkthrough
- 01
Open Plan and billing
In your dashboard settings, with what you have bought and what is still on a free allowance.
- 02
Pick what you need
One tool, two, or all three at the bundle price. The differences are stated as allowances, not as visibility.
- 03
It unlocks immediately
No waiting for a webhook to catch up.
- 04
Change or stop it yourself
Manage billing opens the payment portal in your own account: change what you have, update the card, or cancel.
What it does not do
- Nothing you can buy changes your AgentScore, your search position, or how leads are allocated. That is enforced in the code, and it is the point of the whole model.
- Nothing paid puts a badge or a mark on a page a seller reads. Badges are free.
- Buying a tool is not buying leads. It removes a usage meter on work you do for a client, and it does nothing to make anyone contact you.
- The old Verified, Professional and Elite tiers have been withdrawn. Anyone who was on one keeps everything it granted.
- Prices are in Singapore dollars per month and are shown before you commit.
- Cancelling stops the renewal and you keep the tool until the period you paid for ends.
Try it now
See what each tool includesMore of what we are building
AgentScore now counts only your own record
The agency Google rating used to be 15 of the 100 points. It is gone. Every point now comes from the agent's own CEA transaction record, and the four remaining dimensions were rescaled to total 100.
The dashboard now starts with what you already are, not a form
Setup is confirmation instead of composition, the worklist reads your real deals, a letter of intent is one tap away, and account admin has its own tab so the surfaces you work on stop asking you for money.
Your dashboard follows the deal now, not our toolbox
One property is one deal. The enquiry, the viewings and the paperwork for the same flat sit together, and the stage moves itself when you finalise a letter of intent or sign a tenancy agreement.