Check any UK property
before you offer.
Get a PropScore from live government data — flood, crime, yield, growth, and schools — in under 90 seconds.
Live official UK government data + proprietary modelling where noted
- HM Land Registry
- Environment Agency
- UK Police
- Ofsted / DfE
What's in a PropScore
One score out of 100 across four checks — then a clear report you can act on before you offer.
Flood risk
Environment Agency zones and insurance exposure.
Crime & safety
Live police data for the postcode.
Capital growth
Price trends from HM Land Registry.
Schools & transport
School quality and local connectivity.
Sample report
Sample report
41/ 100
High risk
Risk drivers
- Flood Zone 3
- Crime above avg
- School catchment declining
Pillar breakdown
- 38
Location
- 48
Growth
- 28
Risk
- 42
Market
Postcode:
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers to the questions buyers and investors ask most.
What is GetPropScore?
GetPropScore checks any UK property by postcode. You receive a PropScore out of 100 — covering flood risk, rental yield, crime, capital growth, and schools — from live official UK government data and proprietary modelling where noted.
How do I check a property?
Enter a UK postcode on the homepage and click Check postcode. Your free preview appears in under 90 seconds. A full report with complete breakdown is available from £19.
What data sources does GetPropScore use?
GetPropScore uses HM Land Registry, Environment Agency flood data, UK Police crime data, and TfL/National Rail transport. School and amenity metrics use modelled estimates.
Is the preview free?
Yes. The homepage preview is free with no account required. The full PropScore report with detailed breakdown costs £19 per postcode.
Who is GetPropScore for?
Home buyers, property investors, and advisers who want independent due diligence on any UK postcode before making an offer.
Don't offer blind.
Check the postcode first.
Get your PropScore in under 90 seconds — flood, crime, yield, growth, and schools from live official UK government data and proprietary modelling where noted.