GuidePremium

What premium unlocks

What changes when you upgrade, the two ways to pay, and what stays free.

Most first-time buyers are not seriously comparing dozens of houses at once. They are weighing up a handful of real contenders, and more often than not doing it alongside someone else. Premium is built around comparing those contenders properly: as many properties as you need, each one able to carry its own assumptions instead of your one global setup.

The free tier

Free gets you the whole core of the app, including linking a partner. You can add properties by hand or by screenshot or with the browser extension, and you get full scoring, the map, notes and read-only share links. The one free-tier limit is how many properties you can add, which is capped at 10, shared as one combined pool with a linked partner, not 10 each.

Worth knowing

That cap counts properties you (and a linked partner, if you have one) have ever added, not how many you are holding right now. Deleting a property does not give you the slot back. It is worth being a little choosy about what you add rather than adding one to take a quick look and deleting it again.

What premium adds

Premium lifts the property cap and unlocks per-property overrides: a different mortgage rate, set of bills, or cost split for one specific listing, instead of the profile defaults that otherwise apply to everything. You can already get an accurate number for any single property on the free tier by editing your profile to match it. Overrides are for holding several properties’ different assumptions at once, so you can compare them side by side without re-typing your profile every time you switch.

In practice the property cap is gone. There is a ceiling of 99 properties on a premium account, but it exists to stop an account being abused rather than to limit house hunting, and it is far beyond what anyone genuinely comparing homes will reach. Unlike the free tier, it counts what you are holding right now, so deleting a property does free the slot back up.

One price, paid once

Premium is a one-off annual pass at £34.99, covering a full year. There is no recurring subscription and nothing to cancel.

Worth knowing

The pass does not renew. When its 12 months are up premium simply ends and you drop back to the free tier, with nothing taken automatically. If you want to carry on, you buy another pass.

Inherited premium

Only one of you actually needs to pay. Linking itself is free either way, but once you are linked, premium is shared automatically, so if either of you buys the pass then both of you get the full feature set (unlimited properties, per-property overrides) for as long as the link stays active. There is no second account to upgrade and no second pass to buy.

Quick note

If your linked partner is premium, you inherit the benefits the moment you link up, even if you never pay yourself.