The market finally has a buyer's side.
For the biggest purchase of your life, you've been handed an asking price and asked to trust it. BuyerIQ gives Irish home buyers the same market intelligence estate agents and institutional investors have always had — so you know what a home is really worth, and exactly what to offer, before you bid.
Why BuyerIQ exists
BuyerIQ started as a first-time buyer's frustration. Buying a home is the biggest financial decision most people ever make — yet answering the basic questions meant jumping between property portals, valuation tools, planning records, flood maps, affordability calculators and half a dozen government websites:
- Is this home worth the asking price?
- Can I genuinely afford it?
- What risks am I missing?
- Will this still look like a good decision in ten years?
The information existed — fragmented, hard to interpret, and scattered across dozens of disconnected sources. The most expensive purchase of your life shouldn't depend on guesswork. So we built the tool we wished we'd had.
The only ones on your side of the table
In a property transaction, almost everyone has an interest in the sale progressing — the agent, the auctioneer, the developer, the lender. BuyerIQ doesn't. We don't list properties, we don't take commission, and we have nothing to gain from you paying a euro more than a home is worth. That independence is the whole point — it's what lets us tell you when a home is over-priced, not what someone needs you to believe.
What you get
Paste any Irish address and, in seconds, BuyerIQ gives you a clear, evidence-backed read on the home:
- A fair value estimate — grounded in real, comparable sales, not asking prices.
- The comparable sales themselves — see exactly which homes set the number.
- A suggested offer range — an opening bid, a likely number, and your walk-away ceiling.
- The running costs — mortgage, energy, fees and the cash you'll need upfront.
- The red flags — flood risk, radon, poor BER and more, so nothing nasty surfaces after you've committed.
BuyerIQ is part of NDRC's Summer 2026 pre-accelerator — Ireland's national programme for high-potential startups, run from Dogpatch Labs. A small vote of confidence that we're building something Irish buyers actually need.
More than data — decisions
The Irish market is opaque by default: asking prices are aspirational, and sold prices sit buried in a government spreadsheet months after the deal closes. BuyerIQ brings sales evidence, affordability, planning, environmental risk and neighbourhood intelligence into one place — but the mission isn't more data. It's turning complex information into clear, actionable insight, so you can buy with confidence.
The data behind every number
Nothing we tell you is a guess. Every estimate is built from, and cross-referenced against, more than 20 authoritative public datasets:
- Property Price Register (PPR) — every residential sale in Ireland since 2010.
- SEAI BER database — building energy ratings and floor areas.
- CSO census & statistics — demographics, deprivation indices and housing stock.
- OPW & EPA — flood risk maps, air quality and noise exposure.
- OpenStreetMap — amenities, transport and walkability.
- OSi & GeoHive — boundaries, land use and spatial reference layers.
Who's behind it
BuyerIQ is independent and Dublin-based, built by people who've sat on the wrong side of this exact problem. We're focused on one thing: shipping a product that genuinely helps buyers — not one that monetises your attention or sells your data. Sign-in is passwordless, and we never sell or share your searches.
What we believe
When you're making the biggest purchase of your life, you deserve more than an asking price and a listing description. You deserve independent information, objective analysis, and the confidence to make the right decision for you and your family.
Get in touch
Questions, feedback or partnership enquiries — email hello@buyeriq.ie or visit our contact page.
Disclaimer
BuyerIQ provides automated property estimates, comparable sales and area data for general information only. It does not constitute a professional valuation, mortgage or financial advice, legal advice, or a structural survey, and you should not rely on it to make (or refrain from making) any decision. Estimates are generated from public data and may be incomplete or out of date. Always obtain independent, professional advice — a registered valuer or surveyor (SCSI/RICS), a mortgage adviser, and a solicitor — for your own particular situation. See our Terms for more.