Property Calculator Australia User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience52.8% of reviews
Neutral2.8% of reviews
Negative experience44.4% of reviews

~ Based on 36 written reviews from the US App Store.

Is Property Calculator Australia Safe?

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Is Property Calculator Australia Legit?

Property Calculator Australia appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Property Calculator Australia is 73/100.

Based on 73 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Doesn’t work for a long time

Whatever you do, it only shows an error message “Something went wrong, we’re working on it”

Super helpful

This really helped us work out our financial position and borrowing needs when buying our investment.

Awesome App

I wish I found this app sooner. So user friendly and straight forward. Makes a big difference when deciding on a project, even came in handy during an auction!

Great app

Easy to use, accurate, and very helpful. Highly recommended

Once good, now better to find and alternative

App worked fine, now it’s hidden behind a paywall

Works well, very helpful, bit disappointed there is now a fee to use

App used to be great! Bit disappointed to see I now have to signup and also pay if I want to use it more than 5 times. I guess money needs to be made and all 🤷🏼‍♀️

Best Property Calculator App

Hands down worth the few bucks it costs to save me all the headache of working out my costs

If you’re worried about a few dollars on this app, then property might not be for you

Amazing app. Bless you PCAU

Paid calculations

The business model for the app has changed, and now it's trying to charge you for calculations. This makes it useless for frequent use.

Price gouge

Charging app users for an otherwise freely accessible set of calculations on the web.
Would have rather you sought income via adds.

What a joke! The latest update also made the interface worse. Deleting this app.

Charging for calculations LOL

Used it for years and it was good until they started charging for calculations.. why not just run ads if you want to get money out of the app. Deleted.

Informer

Great app, clever design.. a helpful tool if your in the property market.

Amazing!!!

Very very accurate !!! Amazing app ! Anyone looking for a loan needs to download this asap !!!

Awesome app for mortgage brokers and customers

As a mortgage broker this app is super handy. Especially when I am out and about. Got my clients in to it, especially ones that are looking to purchase property. Has mad life so much easier when coming to speaking to customers when I am not in the office. All calculations on point!

Not free - needs to update and say in app purchases

You can only do 5 calculations before they want to charge a fee.

Calculations make no sense

The calculation under loan balance makes zero sense…calculates equity required (deposit + stamp duty) but then to calculate a loan balance subtracts the deposit (correct) but adds the equity??? How does that make sense? The loan balance should just be purchase price - deposit + LMI(if required), and there is no way to tell if the projected repayments are reflecting the correct calculation or this oddly calculated amount. Maybe that second column should be total cost and then have a third calculation for loan amount.

Also are you updating the stamp duties regularly?
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Error

When I try to put in the purchase price it changes from a $ to a € and then won’t let me put any numbers in.

Stamp Duty is not up to dated…

In NSW, the stamp duty is not correct at all👎🏻. It is not consistent with the latest policy of the government and is not updated in time…🙁 No Good!

Can’t input numbers

Looks like a promising app, but it won’t allow me to enter any numbers in the loan dialogue box, the number keypad appears but doesn’t function. (iPhone7)

This app is stuck with new version can’t put the figures in bar crushed now

Not working properly

Broken?

This app was good, if a bit clunky, but it seems like the latest update has ruined it. It no longer calculates correctly and adds the deposit to the loan amount rather than subtracting it.