How it works - from scan -> decision -> workflow

The engine you want is not a filter.
It's a repeatable decision pipeline.

PropertyScout is built for investors and deal sourcers who want speed without sloppiness. It takes messy listing data, forces structure, labels uncertainty, and outputs a Deal Pack and workflow you can actually run.

Missing data is shown, not hiddenDeal Packs are share-readyRisks are flagged early
In 60 seconds
What changes when you use PropertyScout
  • You stop browsing portals and start running a pipeline.
  • Every deal is judged with the same structure and inputs.
  • The pack makes evidence, risks, and open questions impossible to miss.
  • Deals live in a board (Trello-style), not scattered notes.
The promise
If two people see the same listing, the one with the engine moves first - and looks more credible while doing it.
The pipeline

From search idea to investor-ready Deal Pack

This is the "boring" part done properly: a consistent flow that turns noisy listings into decisions you can defend, and a workflow you can run every day.

Step 1
Define the search in plain English (or use saved filters)

You describe the deal you want - area, budget, beds, and intent. The engine treats this as rules, not a one-off search.

Step 2
Scan live listings and normalise the data

We pull matching listings, dedupe them, extract key signals (reduced / needs work / keywords), and standardise the listing into a clean object.

Step 3
Underwrite consistently with your assumptions

Yield and cashflow are run using your inputs. The same structure is applied to every deal so you stop rebuilding spreadsheets from scratch.

Step 4
Add proof layer and label uncertainty

Sold-price context (Land Registry where available), evidence notes, risks, and confidence labels make the decision easier to trust.

Step 5
Generate an info-heavy Deal Pack you can share

The output reads like an investor memo: verdict, numbers, context, risks, open questions, and next steps in one place.

Step 6
Run workflow like a pro: Saved board + Deal Lab

Promising deals go into your Saved board (Trello-style). Open the workstation drawer, refine assumptions in Deal Lab, and move the deal through stages.

The key difference
It is not "more info". It is better structure.

Most tools give you data. PropertyScout gives you a consistent decision format: what you know, what you assume, what still needs confirming, and what to do next.

Assumptions vs confirmed facts are explicit
Limited evidence is labelled, not buried
Verdict is explainable, not vibes-based
Where power really shows
Workflow: board + workstation + Deal Lab

The pack is the output, but the board is the operating system. You do not just "find deals" - you move them through stages, tighten assumptions, and keep notes where they belong.

Saved deals board works like Trello
Workstation drawer for underwriting + notes
Deal Lab to adjust assumptions and re-check outputs
What the product covers

Full-stack deal sourcing: find -> underwrite -> package -> run pipeline.

Investors do not need "more dashboards". They need a system that stops expensive mistakes and makes decisions faster. Below is the feature set broken into what is live now vs what is next.

Scanning engineDeal PacksSaved boardDeal Lab
Pricing note
The point is consistency, not complexity.

The engine is designed to keep a stable structure as you add features. That means the UI stays clean while power increases behind the scenes.

Live in the product
Scanning engine
  • Rule-based search across UK areas
  • Keyword signals (reduced / project / motivated)
  • Clean list output (no duplicates junk)
Investor-grade Deal Packs
  • PASS / WATCH / REJECT with reasons
  • Numbers + context + risks in one view
  • Limited evidence is labelled clearly
Saved Deals board (Trello-style)
  • Drag deals across stages
  • Workstation drawer for notes + underwriting
  • Clean 'one place' pipeline management
Deal Lab (scenario control)
  • Edit assumptions and re-run outputs
  • Keep consistent structure deal-to-deal
  • Stop spreadsheet roulette
Next on the roadmap
Scheduled scans + alerts
  • Run scans on a schedule
  • Push only the strongest deals
  • Keep noise down with rules
Portfolio-level views
  • Track what you've saved and why
  • Performance summaries across areas
  • Compare deal flow over time
Tagging + follow-ups
  • Tags for strategy / buyer type
  • Follow-up reminders and notes
  • Cleaner handover to investors
Honest positioning
We do not market "coming soon" as live. If you want any item above treated as live or moved into the roadmap, tell me and I'll adjust the copy accordingly.
Get started
Build deal flow that looks professional - because it is.

If you're serious about sourcing or investing, the edge is not "more hustle". It's consistent underwriting, clean packs, and a pipeline you can operate.