What would valuing your agency cost?
A few questions: what is being valued, its annual revenue, the purpose, the entities and the valuation date. You get the package, an indicative fixed-fee breakdown and the delivery time. The fee is confirmed in writing before you engage, and it does not change afterwards.
How this works: The quote is indicative, built from our published fees and add-ons. On a short call we confirm the scope and quote the exact fixed fee in writing. It never changes after engagement, and it is never tied to the value we reach.
What is being valued?
This decides which revenue figure sets the fee.
Every fee, published. Confirmed in writing before we start.
The package is set by the annual revenue, excluding GST, of what is being valued: a rent roll’s annual management income, an insurance or mortgage book’s annual recurring income, or a whole agency’s total annual turnover. There is no hourly billing. Delivery time starts once payment and all required information have been received.
| Package | Annual revenue of what is valued | Fee | Delivery |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small Business Valuation | Under $2 million | $1,495 + GST | 2 business days |
| Medium Business Valuation | $2 million to $3 million | $2,495 + GST | 3 business days |
| Large Business Valuation | $3 million to $10 million | $3,495 + GST | 3 business days |
| Over $10 million | Above $10 million | Quoted in writing before work starts | Agreed before commencement |
| Expert report (dispute or court) | Any size | $4,495 + GST | Agreed before commencement |
Delivery time starts once payment and all required information have been received. Add-ons: +$495 per retrospective (past) valuation date · +$795 per additional entity. An agency on exactly $3 million is Medium; on exactly $10 million it is Large.
The fee is fixed before we start, by design.
An hourly or open-ended fee tends to grow once the work is under way. We do the opposite: the scope is confirmed on a short call, the fee is quoted as a fixed number, and it does not move, wherever the valuation lands.
That matters for independence, not just budgeting. A valuer whose fee depends on the outcome has an incentive problem. Fixing the fee before work starts removes it, so the conclusion is set by the evidence and the method, never by the invoice.
The packages reflect the size of what is being valued, not billable hours. A rent roll with a few hundred managements is a different file from a multi-office agency with a sales team, a property management arm and a separate strata business. The tool above applies the same scoping logic we use on the call.
Agency Valuations values agencies, rent rolls and books. We do not broker or sell them, and we do not give tax or financial product advice.
Common questions about our fees.
How much does it cost to value an agency, rent roll or book?
Agency Valuations charges a fixed fee set by the annual revenue, excluding GST, of what is being valued: $1,495 + GST under $2 million (delivered in 2 business days), $2,495 + GST from $2 million to $3 million (3 business days) and $3,495 + GST from $3 million to $10 million (3 business days). Above $10 million the fee is quoted in writing before work starts, with the delivery date agreed before commencement. An expert report for a dispute or court is $4,495 + GST at any size. Add-ons: +$495 per past valuation date and +$795 per additional entity. Delivery time starts once payment and all required information have been received.
Which revenue figure sets the fee?
It depends on what is being valued. A rent roll on its own is banded on its annual management income. An insurance or mortgage book on its own is banded on that book's annual recurring income. A whole agency, or shares or units in it, is banded on the agency's total annual turnover. All figures exclude GST. An agency on exactly $3 million is Medium, and on exactly $10 million it is Large.
Do you charge by the hour?
No. The scope is confirmed on a short call, the fee is quoted as a fixed number in writing, and it does not move whatever value the report reaches. Fixing the fee before work starts also keeps the report independent, because the fee never depends on the answer.
Is the online quote binding?
The tool gives an indicative fixed fee with no email required. The exact fee, scope and delivery date are confirmed in writing before you engage, and the fee is then fixed. It changes only if the scope changes, and then only with your agreement in writing before any further work.
What does a dispute or court report cost?
An expert report for a dispute, mediation or court is a fixed $4,495 + GST, whatever the size of the agency, rent roll or book. The delivery date is agreed before work begins, and delivery time starts once payment and all required information have been received.
A short call. The exact fixed fee. Then you decide.
Bring the quote from the tool above: we confirm the scope, the fee and the delivery date in writing before you commit to anything.
Request a callTalk to a valuer
Tell us what you need valued.
A short call confirms the package, the fixed fee and the delivery date for your agency, rent roll or book, before you commit to anything.
0433 475 518Mon to Fri, 9am to 5:30pm Melbourne time
Send the form and we reply with the package and fixed fee. No documents needed to start.
Small Business Valuation
$1,495 + GST
For an agency, rent roll or book with annual revenue of what is valued under $2 million. A written report, delivered in 2 business days. Delivery time starts once payment and all required information have been received. The fee is fixed in writing before we start and never tied to the value we reach.
Larger agency or book? Tell us in the form and we recommend the right package. All fees