For brokers
Built by a broker, for brokers.
List a client's rent roll, show buyers the numbers, and keep your seller out of sight until they are ready.
Why Tom built it
Tomas Oliver runs a rent roll brokerage. He built RentRolli to fix three things he kept running into.
“When a buyer rang me about a book in south-east Melbourne, the first job was a morning on other brokers’ websites. Dozens of tabs, half of them out of date, and no way to compare one book with another. And when I had a good book to sell, I had no idea which buyers were even looking.”
“I needed to know whether a rent roll was any good before I spent a week on it. Fees against the area, landlord churn, arrears, how far the doors are spread. That is what the score does, in a couple of minutes, from the schedule you already have.”
“Introduce a buyer and a seller too early and you can lose the deal, or the seller’s staff hear the book is for sale before anything is agreed. I wanted both sides anonymous until they chose otherwise.”
Tom, in his words.
What changes for you
Buyers see the numbers. Your seller stays hidden.
One place buyers are already looking
Instead of your listing sitting on your own site and nowhere else.
Better questions
Buyers see the score, the fees, the doors and the spread, so the questions you get are better ones.
The enquiry still comes to you
Your seller stays hidden. You stay the point of contact.
Neutrality
Three rules that bind Tom.
- We never contact your clients.
- We never broker deals, take a commission, or advise either side.
- Tom’s brokerage pays the same prices, is sorted by the same rule, and is scored by the same method as yours.
Discretion
Nobody learns who is selling until you say so.
Two-stage NDA
Your seller is named only after the buyer signs and you accept. Then the data room opens. Until both steps, the listing says Private Vendor.
Broker listing
Every brokered book carries a "Broker listing" tag, whether you show your agency or keep it private. Show it and your name and logo sit on the listing. Keep it private and the tag stays, with nothing that points back to you or your client.
Revoke at any time
Pull a buyer’s data room access from your dashboard and it closes at once.
The schedule
Three things worth knowing before you upload anything.
It stays on your computer. We read the file in your browser. The file itself is never uploaded or kept.
We keep only the figures the score needs. Rent, fee, vacancy, arrears, suburb and postcode for each property. Street addresses only if you choose to keep them.
The figures we keep are held with Supabase in Japan. We say so everywhere, including the privacy policy.
Step by step on the data page. What the score measures, and what it does not, on the method page.
Where we are up to
We would rather say this plainly: we are early.
Tom lists his own books here and has sold 4, with the paperwork done offline. The method behind every score is published, including what it does not measure. You can read it before you list anything.
A real listing
Manageable Rent Roll Sunny Coast: 42 doors in QLD, RolliScore 76. Open it and you see what a buyer sees.
Sales so far
4 books listed here have sold, all Tom's own, with the paperwork done offline.
The method, open
Five dimensions, their weights, every penalty, and what the score leaves out. Read it before you trust a number with a client.
Price and terms
Pay once. Live until it sells.
Listed
$199
Your client’s rent roll in front of buyers. No RolliScore shown.
Verified
$499
The RolliScore beside the numbers, so buyers can trust them.
Boost
$899
Verified, plus three months in the top band of five.
Pay once. The listing stays live until you remove it or it sells. We don't offer refunds, so you see exactly what buyers see before you pay. Upgrade later and pay only the difference: $300 to Verified, $400 to Boost. No buyer is promised; Boost sells visibility, not a result. Full detail on the pricing page.
Nothing goes live without you.
You see the buyer's view of your listing before you pay. Nothing publishes until payment clears. If you would rather talk it through first, Tom will walk you through it on a call.