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The area verified before the listing goes live

A plan, even a scanned one, is enough to measure each room, cross-check the advertised area and spot a room under the habitable threshold before a buyer does it for you.

Cross-check

The mandate area against the area measured on the plan, in one minute.

Clean plan

An annotated, legible plan for the listing, made from a photographed paper print.

Works priced

A credible renovation budget to hand to the buyer who hesitates.

Area is the first cause of dispute after a sale

The area on a listing rarely comes from a measurement the agency made: it is copied from a deed, an old mandate or whatever the seller says. When the gap shows up after the sale, the agency does the explaining, and sometimes the paying.

Measuring the plan takes a minute and is done at the desk. If the total matches, you publish with peace of mind; if it drifts, you know to call a surveyor before signing rather than a lawyer afterwards.

What it gives you

Room-by-room areas

Enough to write an accurate description, with each bedroom measured rather than a vague total.

Small room warnings

A bedroom under the habitable threshold is flagged, which stops you describing it as one.

Plan for the listing

The analyzed plan downloads annotated, with the area shown inside each room.

Works estimate

A budget per trade, from a light refresh to a deep renovation, to put numbers on a negotiation.

Old plans accepted

A photo of a print, a copy from the building manager, a period sales plan: detection works on the image.

Report for the file

A dated PDF with the area schedule and the plan, useful if the notary asks.

Real estate agents' questions

Does this replace the mandatory measurement?

No, under no circumstances. The binding measurement is done on site by an insured professional. What you get here is a consistency check: it tells you whether there is cause for concern, it does not replace the certificate.

How long does one unit take?

About thirty seconds of analysis, then a few minutes if you want to fix an outline or rename a room. Across a portfolio of mandates, that still fits inside preparing a listing.

Can I use it for a property to renovate?

That is where the gain is clearest: a buyer hesitates because they do not know what the works cost. An estimate per trade, based on real areas, turns a vague worry into a figure you can discuss.

Check a live mandate

Import the plan of a property on the market and compare the measured total with the listing.