Defects Registry

Pricing

Simple, and the same for everyone.

Firms pay per project. Homeowners never pay. We don’t sell leads, placement, or a share of your contract.

Homeowners never pay. Not a subscription, not a premium tier, not ever.

The moment homeowners pay us, “who is the customer” stops having a clean answer.

Developers and main contractors

Per unit, with a floor. The licence is quoted.

Bulk intake, trade routing, homeowner digital sign-off and a printable record of all of it.

Main contractor

From launch

S$8per unit

  • Minimum S$1,500 per development.
  • Bulk defect intake across every unit.
  • Route by trade to the subcontractor actually fixing it.
  • Homeowner digital sign-off, with what was still open.
  • A printable record: the list, the proof photos and the sign-off.

Developer licence

From launch

S$3,000–8,000per development, quoted by unit count

  • Everything in the main contractor plan.
  • Every unit in the development, one queue.
  • Unlimited users — never per seat.
  • A printable record: the list, the proof photos and the sign-off.

A development appears in the registry whether or not anyone pays. Paying buys the tooling and the record. It never buys what is published about a development — and there is nothing there that money could buy, because we publish no grade, no score and no ranking for a developer or a main contractor at all.

Not paying does not remove a development, and paying does not add anything to it. Why there is no grade →

Marked from launch: developer and main-contractor billing is not open yet.

Independence

What no amount of money buys.

Every one of these is a line of revenue we have decided not to have. That is the entire reason the record is worth reading.

  • We never sell leads.
  • We never sell placement, ranking or a “featured” slot. There is no top to buy.
  • We never take a percentage of your contract.
  • We never charge per designer, per inspector or per seat.
  • We never remove or soften a published record for money.
  • Homeowners never pay us anything, ever.

How we make money →

Questions

Straight answers about money.

Do developers and main contractors get a public grade?
No. We publish no grade and no score for developers or main contractors. Subcontractors change from project to project, so a company-level grade would attribute work to an entity that didn’t do it and won’t do the next one. What we keep is the evidence trail on each development.
What does paying actually buy us?
The tooling and the record: bulk intake across every unit, routing by trade, and a homeowner sign-off you can print and produce later. A development appears in the registry whether or not anyone pays — paying never changes what is published about it.
Do homeowners pay anything?
No. Not now, not later. Design firms pay to be listed and graded, and other businesses pay for the tooling. Homeowners never pay us anything.
What happens if we stop paying?
You lose the tooling and can no longer bring new developments into it. Nothing published changes: a development does not come off the registry, and there was never a grade or a score there to remove.
Who can see a homeowner’s address?
Only their appointed designer or defect checker, while the project is running. Never public, and never on anything a firm can print.
Do you sell our data?
No. We don’t sell leads and we don’t sell contact lists.
How do we pay?
Invoice and bank transfer. No card required.

Your first project is free.

We approve every firm by hand, so you’ll hear from us by email. Homeowners need no invitation and pay nothing.