Property intelligence reports your clients will actually use

SIBT helps Canadian realtors share clear, source-backed diligence before offers. Generate Property Health Scores covering flood risk, neighbourhood quality, commute, and environmental safety — then export a client-ready PDF.

Score seat vs single records report

For active client work, House Hunter Pass ($29.99 CAD / 30 days) is a national score seat: up to 45 Property Health Score reports, comparisons, and client-ready PDFs across Canadian addresses. Preview is free; Quick Report is $1.99 CAD for one unlock.

Specialist single-address reports are a different job — often priced around $19–$49 CAD per address on public list pages (confirm on their site). Many agents use both: SIBT to triage and educate on score/context, then a specialist when deep records or a municipal-depth PDF matters in a covered market.

Examples of specialist singles (public list prices; confirm on their site): Terraport (~$19–$49 CAD for Calgary-area municipal-depth agent packs — SIBT vs Terraport); Property Proof (~$49 CAD list for records-style dossiers in covered markets — SIBT vs Property Proof); Property Reports (~$49 CAD Vancouver Island 14-section diligence PDFs; Lower Mainland coming soon — SIBT vs Property Reports).

Start clients on a free preview; unlock Quick Report ($1.99) for one contender, or House Hunter when the search is multi-listing. Complementary tools — not substitutes. See what’s free vs paid.

Clients increasingly ask whether a basement is in a flood-influenced area, whether air quality or radon context is concerning, and whether the neighbourhood supports schools and commute goals. SIBT gives agents a structured answer sourced from public datasets instead of anecdotal reassurance.

Recommended workflow: run the free preview before the second showing; unlock Quick Report or House Hunter when you need the full pillar detail and PDF; walk the seven pillars in plain language; pair with the physical inspection. Use the flood feature when water risk dominates the conversation.

Educate clients with the blog, send them to the FAQ, and point curious partners to about methodology. City landing pages such as Toronto and Vancouver help frame local context. Pricing is on pricing; enterprise rollouts live on enterprise.

SIBT does not replace your professional advice, CMA, or brokerage compliance. It is diligence infrastructure you can cite. Contact hello@sibt.ca or contact for onboarding questions.

Agents who already use HouseSigma or Realtor.ca for price discovery can keep those tools for comps while SIBT covers environmental and neighbourhood intelligence those portals omit. That complementary positioning is easier to explain when you open a sample report first.

For team leads, standardize a pre-offer checklist: free SIBT score, flood note if relevant, school and commute snapshot, then inspection booking. Consistency reduces last-minute surprises and supports clearer client communication across your brokerage.