by Bridge Finance

Don't overpay on your next offer.

A licensed broker checks the real comparable sales and tells you straight: what the vendor's chasing, and the top price we'd actually pay. Free. Usually back to you within a business day.

Which property are you looking at?

Type the street address and pick it from the list below — takes 10 seconds.

Can't find it? Just type the full address above.
Real comparable sales — not an algorithm's guess
Prepared by a licensed broker
Free, no obligation

Common questions

What is a price guide?

A price guide is an agent's or broker's estimate of what a property is likely to sell for, based on comparable sales — not a guaranteed sale price. Agents' own price guides are sometimes set low to attract more buyers to an auction, which is one reason it pays to get an independent one.

How much over the guide do homes actually sell for?

It varies a lot by suburb and market conditions, but it's common for homes to sell 5-15% above the advertised price guide in a competitive market. That's exactly the gap OfferGuide is built to close — we tell you the range we'd actually pay, not just the advertised guide.

Is OfferGuide really free?

Yes. There's no cost and no obligation to use Bridge Finance for anything afterwards. We do this because most people who get a clear, honest report end up trusting us when they need finance — but the report itself is free either way.

How accurate is the price guide?

It's built from real, recent comparable sales in the area, not an automated algorithm guess. A licensed broker reviews the property and the comps personally before it's sent to you. It's still an estimate, not a formal valuation — but it's grounded in actual sales, not a model that's never seen the property.

Why a human-checked report beats an instant estimate

Instant online estimates (like automated valuation models) are fast, but they're built from public records that lag reality by months and can't see the property in person. OfferGuide starts from the same sold-sales data but adds a licensed broker who checks the comparable sales against the property's actual condition — what you tell us about the kitchen, the granny flat, or the busy road out front. The result is a price guide grounded in real transactions, reviewed by a person, not just a number generated by a model.

Who uses OfferGuide

Home buyers about to make an offer and want to know they're not overpaying. Investors comparing a shortlist of properties before committing to one. Anyone who's seen an agent's price guide and isn't sure whether to trust it. OfferGuide is free for all of these — you don't need to be a Bridge Finance client to request a report.