Property Passport UK: £19 Buyer Report and Current Scope (2026)

The current offer is one buyer report

The pricing page states that public searching is free and names a Buyer Intelligence Report at £19 as its public paid product. It describes the purchase as one-time and property-specific. We use that price rather than reproducing an older seller-pack ladder or treating a struck-through promotional anchor as the amount charged. Before buying, read the live checkout and terms for the precise contents and delivery arrangements. Prices and product names can change independently of older blog descriptions.

What the word passport does and does not mean

A digital property record can be useful for organising information, but its name does not make it a government-issued identity document for a home. Distinguish the public source records from a private provider's presentation, interpretation and any user-supplied information. If legal title, ownership or a restriction matters, obtain the appropriate official document and professional interpretation. An EPC-linked property record, for example, does not establish the current lease terms or every interest affecting the land.

What to inspect in the buyer report

Property Passport's public description discusses property information, risks, evidence gaps and budgeting context. A buyer should check the actual sample for how those categories are evidenced and how any estimates are labelled. Ask whether the property identifier and boundary are right, whether source dates are visible and whether an absent record is explained. We have not bought a report for this comparison, so a public feature label is recorded as an advertised feature rather than a verified result for your property.

Use current terms to identify the supplier

Before any purchase, inspect the contracting party, contact details, delivery terms and correction process shown by the actual service. A company-register result for a similar name is not enough to establish the operator of a website or the recipient of a payment. This comparison does not make accusations about that identity. HouseCheckup identifies BSI OÜ as its trading entity and sets out the current report scope on its pricing page. For two other inexpensive report offers, see HomeBuyerCheck and MyPropertyScan.

What a HouseCheckup report can establish

HouseCheckup combines the available official-source risk maps, property records and area context for a chosen address. A person reviews the report before it is emailed. A score using 6 factors is shown where sufficient data is available; missing checks are identified. Sold-price records are context, not a valuation. Planning designations are not a complete planning-application history. Ground and radon bands describe mapped areas rather than measurements of the building. Neither a postcode match nor a reassuring score proves that a property has no defects.

Our current purchase options are Lite £9.99 and Complete £24.99, paid once. We do not promise an automated valuation, title register, owner names, a contaminated-land liability opinion or a CON29M search. A physical survey and the legal searches requested by a solicitor serve different purposes. Check the illustrative sample and current offer and delivery terms before ordering.

Make the comparison on the same basis

Use the exact product name when checking a quote. A consumer report, recurring research account, professional data platform and formal environmental search are different purchases. Confirm the address, geographic coverage, records included and the date of any source before relying on a result. A feature absent from a public checklist is not proof that the provider cannot supply it. This page reports what we could verify publicly; it does not award a numerical quality score or reproduce unverified customer allegations.

For the broader buying decision, see our report comparison guide and the self-published HouseCheckup review. If you need something our report does not supply, use the relevant official service or professional rather than interpreting a lower price as equivalent coverage.