What your rivals are doing, not saying.
85 competitor profiles, captured on a schedule from public listings — so a change shows up as a change, not as a claim in a brochure.
85 profiles, 7,550 real listings.
Before the detail: this is what has actually been captured and kept, not a list of things the tracker could do.
Open a competitor profile.
Pricing, listings, display homes and hiring for each tracked competitor, with every previous capture kept.
You cannot see a trend in one look.
Anyone can open a competitor's website once. This opens the same pages on a schedule and keeps every previous reading — so you see a price that crept up, a display home that quietly closed, or a hiring run that started three weeks before an estate launch.
The single most useful number here is sold, not listed. A competitor can list at any price they like; a sale is the market agreeing with them.
How often it runs
Captures are scheduled, and the Sources page shows when each last ran and whether it brought anything back — because a collector that silently stops looks identical to a competitor who stopped listing.
Source: scheduled captures of public listing pages across 85 competitor profiles, plus the QBCC register. Figures as at 7 Sep 2026.
What they sold beats what they are asking. Both beat what they say.