Primmo
Primmo is a French real-estate app that consolidates property listings from 16 major portals, including Leboncoin, SeLoger, and Bien'ici, into a single interface. It provides price context through comparable sales data, highlights inspection points to verify before visiting, and lets users share listings via a single link. The app is currently available on iPhone, with an Android version announced.
- Property Technology
- Data & Analytics
- Software Only
Funding
Founders
Founder details are not available yet.
Product
Problem
French homebuyers face fragmented property listings across multiple portals and struggle to assess whether a listed price is fair or what to check during a visit. Without reliable price context and inspection guidance, buyers risk overpaying or missing critical property defects.
Solution
Primmo consolidates property listings from 16 major French real-estate portals into a single mobile app, allowing users to share any announcement via one link. The app provides price analysis by comparing the listing against recent comparable sales from DVF data and current market listings, showing whether a property falls below, within, or above typical price ranges. It also highlights specific inspection points derived from listing photos, such as natural light issues or features requiring verification during the visit. Users can track properties across three stages—verify, visit, and monitor—and access neighborhood-level data on heat retention and urban density to inform their decision.
Target Audience
Primary users are individual homebuyers in France who want to evaluate property prices and prepare for visits without relying solely on real-estate agents or portal-provided estimates.
Features
- Aggregates listings from 16 portals including Leboncoin, SeLoger, Bien'ici, PAP, Logic-Immo, and MeilleursAgents
- Price positioning tool that compares a listing's price per square meter against a distribution of comparable current listings in the same postal sector
- Comparable sales analysis using DGFiP DVF transaction data, showing recent signed sales within a 500-meter radius over 24 months
- Photo-based inspection point detection that flags specific features (e.g., high windows without a view) to verify during the visit
- Neighborhood freshness index (1/10) based on Cerema 2022 data, indicating heat retention and urban density
- Budget-to-surface projection tool that converts available budget into a realistic surface range using quartile-based price distributions
- Research tracking with three statuses—verify, visit, and monitor—to organize ongoing property searches
- Privacy-preserving design: user budgets and amounts remain in the browser