Propertymark launches new online calculator for property agents
The tool gives agencies a quick way to estimate savings on business essentials and shows extra revenue opportunities available through the scheme.
Propertymark has launched an online calculator to help estate and letting agents see how much they could save and earn through Company Advantage packages.
The tool gives agencies a quick way to estimate savings on business essentials and shows extra revenue opportunities available through the scheme.
Users enter details about their agency and receive a personalised estimate of savings across services like professional indemnity insurance, cyber security, accountant’s reports and compliance support.
The calculator also highlights ways to generate more income, including anti-money laundering (AML) check tokens and referral fees through Propertymark Connect.
Depending on the package, agencies could generate up to £15,750 each year for AML checks.
Referrals made through Propertymark Connect can help offset the cost of Company Advantage, and one completed referral could cover the annual subscription.
Nathan Emerson (pictured), CEO of Propertymark, said: “Many agents think of professional membership purely in terms of compliance and technical support, but Company Advantage goes much further.
“It helps businesses reduce everyday costs while creating opportunities to generate additional revenue through services such as AML checks and Propertymark Connect.
“The new calculator demonstrates that value in a clear, personalised way, giving agencies the information they need to make informed business decisions.”
Emerson added: “At a time when every pound counts, we want to show that professional membership isn’t just an investment in standards; it can also deliver measurable commercial value.”
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