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EPC ratings, flood risk, postcode profiles, stamp duty, mortgage repayments, rental yield, and development feasibility. All free, all instant, all powered by the Homedata API.

Risk Checks

Know what you're buying. Eight free risk checks — flood, subsidence, contamination, air quality, and more. Instant results, no signup.

Build your own tools

These tools run on the same Homedata API available to developers. Embed property data directly into your platform — mortgage calculators pre-filled from address lookups, yield tools powered by live price data, risk assessments from your own UI.

Comparables

20 recent sold/let prices near any UPRN for AVM and yield benchmarking

Price Trends

30 years of median prices by outcode — monthly granularity, volatility score

Address Retrieve

Full property record from a UPRN — EPC, bedrooms, floor area, predicted price

Frequently asked questions

What free property tools does Homedata offer?

Homedata offers 13 free tools covering risk checks (flood, radon, coal mining, landfill, knotweed, invasive plants, air quality, noise), energy performance (EPC checker), area research (postcode profile, UPRN lookup), and financial calculators (stamp duty, mortgage, rental yield, GDV). All are free with no signup required.

What data sources do the tools use?

The risk tools draw on authoritative open government datasets: Environment Agency (flood risk and landfill), DEFRA AURN (air quality and noise), BGS/UKHSA (radon), Coal Authority (coal mining), and NBN Atlas biological records (invasive plants). EPC data is from the MHCLG register. All datasets are updated regularly under the Open Government Licence.

Can I use Homedata data in my own application?

Yes — the Homedata API provides REST endpoints for all the same data, keyed to UPRN. The free tier includes 100 calls/month. Paid plans scale with usage and are available for developers, agencies, and platforms.

Are the tools accurate?

The tools present data as published by the relevant government bodies. They provide a fast first-pass check — for high-stakes decisions (buying property, arranging a mortgage) always supplement with a formal search or specialist survey. Sources are cited within each tool.

Last reviewed: May 2026.

Got a question? Browse the UK Property FAQ — short, sourced answers on UPRN, EPC, stamp duty, rental yield, the Renters Rights Act, MTD and Land Registry.