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Built for the practice side of valuation

Valufield is practice software for Australian property valuation firms. It runs the whole job: an enquiry from a solicitor, accountant or owner becomes a signed fee quote, a booked inspection, confirmed facts, a checked and peer-reviewed report, a released report and a paid GST tax invoice, all visible to the client in a portal.

A timber post fence running across golden paddocks to a distant farmhouse, with the sun low.

What Valufield is, and what it is not

What it is

  • Enquiry forms and landing pages that create the client record
  • Fee quotes with your terms, signed online
  • Inspection booking with time to travel
  • GST tax invoices, card payments and Xero sync
  • Facts, a draft editor, a report checker, peer review and release, plus a client portal and reporting

What it is not

  • A valuer: the value, rates, adjustments and sales evidence are always the valuer’s
  • A panel platform: keep yours for panel instructions
  • A source of licensed data: it never sends licensed material to AI, and comparable sales are coming soon

Why it exists

Panel fees are set for you. Private work is not.

Many of Australia’s valuation firms are small practices, and panel work fills their diaries at a fee someone else sets. Private and legal work, from family law and deceased estates to SMSF and capital gains tax, pays better and comes through people: solicitors, accountants and owners. It is also the work that arrives in pieces, across inboxes and spreadsheets. Valufield exists to make that work easy to win, agree, book and get paid for.

$732.2M
a year in industry revenue in 2025-26, after falling by 3.7% a year for five years
Source: IBISWorld
2,068
valuation businesses in Australia in 2026
Source: IBISWorld
5,200
valuers employed across Australia
Source: Jobs and Skills Australia
$200 to $400
paid for a typical residential panel valuation
Source: Landmark Valuations
$400 to $700
for an independent residential valuation, commissioned by the client rather than a lender
Source: Landmark Valuations
About 15%
of residential mortgage valuations by a valuer now done digitally, without a site visit, by Opteon’s estimate
Source: Cotality

Where it is built

Built in Australia, stored in Sydney

Valufield is built in Australia for the way Australian firms work: GST, ABNs, Australian phone and address formats, and your firm’s time zone. Your firm’s records and files are stored in Sydney. Stripe takes card payments, Resend sends email, and Anthropic answers Ask AI questions from the passages we send it. Our privacy policy names each one.

How we work

Plain English, no lock-in, your data

  • Plain English

    Fee quote, tax invoice, instruction, inspection: we write in the words valuers and their clients already use, and we say plainly what is built and what is not.

  • No lock-in contract

    Pay month to month, or yearly for two months free. Cancel from Settings, then Billing, and your plan runs to the end of the period you have paid for.

  • Export any time

    Export your clients and any report to CSV, and your firm’s data from Settings, at any time. Cancelling your plan deletes nothing.

  • Your report, your opinion

    The valuer writes the opinion and signs the report. Valufield holds the job, the template, the checks and the review around it, and its AI only suggests wording for descriptive sections, which you accept, edit or discard.

The founder

Who is behind Valufield

[Owner to write] The founder’s story goes here: who you are, what you did before Valufield, why you built it, and your link to valuation. Two or three short paragraphs in your own words, with your name.

Make your next referral easy to say yes to.

Book a demo and we will go through your firm: your jobs, your fee list and how a quote gets signed.