Professionals Lawyers, lenders, inspectors, appraisers, insurance, contractors
The public record of a home, sourced and dated, for the people in the deal.
Each field around an offer reads part of the same record. One report reads the public records for an address and names the source and date of every line; the regulated work stays with each field.
- Free quick check, right here
- Packs: 10 reports $99.99
- Listed free, checked against the register
- Nothing on recordFlood plain overlay
- Flagged9-storey application 140 m away
- NoteZoning permits up to 4 units
- Flagged2019 basement permit still open
- Nothing on recordNo pipelines or rail within 500 m
- Facts1 Gbps internet on this street
Records from
- City of Toronto
- City of Ottawa
- City of Hamilton
- City of Guelph
- Government of Ontario
- Statistics Canada
- Natural Resources Canada
- Environment and Climate Change Canada
- Canada Energy Regulator
- Ontario Energy Board
- Ontario Ministry of Health
- OpenStreetMap
Six guides
Your field
One guide per field: the records each one reads, the regulator's line, and the field's listings.
What's in a report
One file, every line sourced.
The summary at the top shows what needs a closer look; every line below it says what the record shows, where it came from, and the date we checked.
A starting list for the file, never a substitute for a search, an inspection or a valuation.
- Seven groups of records
- An interactive map of what's nearby
- A source and date on every line
Sample report for a made-up address
88 Sample Crescent, Anytown ON
- Permits and renovations
- Flagged
- 3 permits on record; the 2019 basement underpinning permit is still open
- Extra units allowed
- Note
- The by-law permits up to 4 units on this lot, including a garden suite
- Flood plain overlay
- Nothing on record
- The City's map doesn't show the lot in the flood plain
The full report adds a map of what's nearby, and every line opens to show its source and dates.
Reports for firms
A page for each field
How a firm uses the report, the packs, and the line each regulator draws.
The market pulse
What people around home offers read and ask for, region by region.
One edition per region and period, from counts with no person in them.
- Builders
- Brokerages
- Lenders
- Insurers
- Municipalities
- Media
- The questions read in each townWith the change on the previous period.
- Records and kinds of business looked up
- What people asked for help with
Counts only, with no person in them; under 5 shows as “fewer than 5”. Sold once per edition, never monthly. Ordering opens soon: [email protected] to be told when it does.
Sample market pulse, made-up figures
Sample region, 1 Jul to 30 Sep 2026
- Extra units
- Most read
- 412 reads in Anytown, up from 298
- Flood plain
- Fastest rise
- 203 reads in Exampleville, up from 96
- Garden suite builders
- Most asked
- 14 requests for help in Anytown
The full edition adds every town and question, the records and kinds of business looked up, and how the figures are made.
How we work with firms
Free to be listed, nothing to buy a place
The same line in every field: no share of anyone's fee, and nothing that steers a client.
- $0 referral fees
In either direction
A listing is free, clients owe nothing extra, and nothing passes between us when they instruct you. A paid place says so and never changes the free order: paid places.
- 6 registers
Checked before listing
Each field's listing is checked first against its public register or directory: the Law Society, FSRA, the Appraisal Institute, RIBO, the HCRA or an association. Who does what.
- 60 sources
One report instead of a stack of websites
The sample report cites 60 separate sources: City maps and by-laws, conservation authority data, and Ontario and federal records.
Working with OfferDue
Three ways in
Be listed
Free, on your field's guide and on Who works with OfferDue, after the register check. A field's listings show from three firms.
Order for a file
10 reports $99.99, HST included, used within twelve months; the 25- and 50-report firm packs are priced on request.
The platform
Who works with OfferDue
What OfferDue is not
Not a law firm, a brokerage, a lender, an appraiser, an inspector or an insurer. OfferDue sells public-record information; each field's regulated work stays with that field, and the roles page names each one's register.
The fine print
Public records, not advice
OfferDue reports what public records show and where they come from: no legal, financial, insurance or inspection advice, no opinion of value, and no substitute for a search.
Packs, a listing or a firm arrangement: [email protected]. Help with a report you've received: [email protected].
Questions
Can a report go on a client's file?
Yes. It is one file; every line names its source and the date it was read, and a watermark carries the order number and part of the ordering email.
Is a listing really free?
Yes. OfferDue takes no fee from anyone listed and none for a client who finds them.
How is a listing checked?
Against the field's public register or directory before it goes up. A listing shows the firm, its cities and website, and a name only if asked.
Why doesn't my field show any listings yet?
A field's listings show on its guide and on Who works with OfferDue from three firms; until then the page names the field as opening.
Do you sell client data or introductions?
No. Nothing about the people who use OfferDue goes to any firm, and OfferDue takes no share of anyone's fee and no payment for a client. A labelled place, bought once at a flat price, is the only thing a firm can pay for on a page: paid places.
Where does the data come from?
Municipal open data, conservation authority maps, the Government of Ontario and the Government of Canada. Each line of a report names its publisher and the date we checked it.
Does it work in my town?
Every Ontario address gets the provincial and federal checks. Permits, applications, zoning and heritage depend on what each municipality publishes: what we cover, town by town.
Public-record information, not legal, financial, insurance or inspection advice. OfferDue reports what each record and official page shows, with its source and date. Page reviewed 28 Oct 2026.