Original research
What European surveying & valuation websites actually offer
We fetch each business's own website and record what a visitor can do on it. This is the result, market by market. There is no score and no ranking of businesses here — only the share of sites in each market that offer each thing, and the date we checked.
| Market | Indexed | Checked | Online valuation | Seller section | Property search | Prices shown | Viewing booking | Energy label | Virtual tours |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Germany | 424 | 252 | |||||||
| United Kingdom | 208 | 73 |
Percentages are of sites we successfully loaded, not of every business indexed. A market is listed once at least 25 of its surveying & valuation websites have been checked. Latest check: 5 September 2026.
What each column means
Every check is something a reader can verify by opening the site themselves.
A homeowner can get an estimate without ringing up
The site addresses someone thinking of selling
Listings are browsable on the agency's own site
Asking prices are published
A viewing can be arranged from the site
The energy rating advertising rules require is published
Properties can be walked without visiting
Valuation & seller-lead tools in use across Europe
Detected in the page source of surveying & valuation websites we reached, all markets combined.
| Vendor | Sites | Share of all checked |
|---|---|---|
| nurtur | 1 | |
| The ValPal Network | 1 |
A vendor is named only when its own code identifies it in the page source. Sites running a tool we have no fingerprint for are counted as running nothing, so treat these as a floor rather than a full census. How detection works →