For Australian property investors

Know if a listing is worth your Saturday.

Paste a listing and see the weekly cash hit, upfront cash and key assumptions before you spend another weekend on a property that never fit.

Free during beta. No card needed.

  • Weekly cash flow
  • Upfront cash
  • Saved shortlist

Why investors use it

Turn property tabs into a shortlist you can trust.

Run the same check on each listing. Keep the ones that fit your assumptions, pressure-test the close calls and move on from the ones that need too much to work.

01

Skip weak listings faster

Some properties are not worth another hour. See that before you go deeper.

02

Know the weekly hit

See the estimated cash flow after rent, holding costs and loan repayments.

03

See the real cash ask

Understand deposit, stamp duty and buying costs before price alone makes a property feel affordable.

04

Pressure-test the story

Change rent, interest rate, deposit and costs to see what is carrying the result.

The gap in every listing

The listing shows the property. Not the cost of holding it.

A price guide and rent estimate can make a property look possible. Then the real questions start: deposit, stamp duty, repayments, strata, insurance, vacancy, repairs, selling costs and the weekly cash hit.

What the listing shows
Price guideRent estimatePhotosAgent copy
What you still need to check
Stamp dutyRepaymentsStrataInsuranceVacancyRepairsSelling costs

Will this drain cash every week?

See the estimated weekly surplus or shortfall after rent, costs and repayments.

How much cash do I need to settle?

Bring the deposit, stamp duty and buying costs into one clear number.

What if the rent is too optimistic?

Drop the rent and see how quickly the result changes.

Is this worth inspecting?

Check the numbers before spending your weekend on another maybe.

How it works

Paste. Check. Shortlist.

Built for the moment you find a listing and need to know if it is worth more of your time.

  1. 01

    Paste the listing

    Use a realestate.com.au, Domain or agent listing link. If the page cannot be read, paste the listing text.

  2. 02

    Check the first numbers

    Popurise prepares the property details, rent, costs, loan assumptions and your saved defaults.

  3. 03

    Edit the assumptions

    Change rent, costs, interest rate, deposit, selling costs and targets.

  4. 04

    Save the close calls

    Keep each property in your account so you can come back with a clearer shortlist.

What you see

The numbers investors actually look for.

Weekly cash flow

Estimated weekly surplus or shortfall after rent, costs and loan repayments.

Cash needed upfront

Deposit, stamp duty and buying costs brought together.

Gross yield

Annual rent compared with the purchase price before costs and debt.

Annual cash return

Annual cash flow divided by cash needed upfront.

Profit if sold

Estimated profit or loss after the hold period and selling costs.

Sources and checks

See the listing details and inputs used, then edit anything.

Your shortlist

Keep the ones worth comparing.

Save each property check so your best options do not disappear into browser tabs.

01

Check

Paste a listing and create the first analysis.

02

Adjust

Change the rent, costs, loan settings and targets.

03

Compare

Save the result and come back when you have another property to test.

Saved analyses3 properties
2 / 48 Marne StreetSouth Yarra VIC · Unit
Needs rent check
20E / 4 Distillery DriveGledswood Hills NSW · Apartment
Worth another look
17 / 2 Bunn StreetPyrmont NSW · Unit
Higher weekly shortfall

Pressure-test

Find the number that changes the result.

A property can look very different after one assumption changes. Popurise helps you test the numbers that usually matter most.

Rent is $50/week lowerInterest rate is 0.50% higherStrata is higher than expectedInsurance increasesSelling costs are higherFuture sale price is lower

You do not need to rebuild a spreadsheet every time. Change the input and see the result move.

Versus a spreadsheet

Built for shortlisting, not spreadsheet wrestling.

Instead of starting from a blank workbook

Paste the listing and get the first version quickly.

Instead of trusting one calculator result

Save the analysis and change the assumptions later.

Instead of losing track in browser tabs

Keep each property check in one place.

Instead of relying on gut feel

Compare properties using the same numbers each time.

Investor beta

Free while the Investor beta is open.

We are testing Popurise Investor with early users. You can create saved property analyses now. Paid plans may be added later.

Questions

Frequently asked.

Is this financial advice?

No. Popurise is a modelling tool. It helps organise the numbers, but you should check key inputs and get professional advice where needed.

Does Popurise find listings for me?

Not yet. You bring the listing. Popurise helps you check the numbers and build a clearer shortlist.

Which listings work?

Public sale listings work best. If a page cannot be read, you can paste the listing text instead.

Can I edit the numbers?

Yes. Every analysis is editable.

Are my analyses saved?

Yes. Saved analyses are stored in your account.

What does annual cash return mean?

Annual cash flow divided by cash needed upfront. It does not include future sale profit.

What does gross yield mean?

Annual rent divided by purchase price, before costs and loan repayments.

Does this replace my own checks?

No. It helps you start faster, test assumptions and see the numbers more clearly.

Check one listing before you spend another weekend scrolling.

Paste a property listing and open your first editable analysis.