Buying a House Together

Buying a house is rarely a solo job. It’s two people, two sets of opinions, and one of the biggest decisions you’ll make together. One of you falls for the light in the living room; the other keeps quietly worrying about the ground lease. Groundwerk is built for exactly that: one account you both work from, and a way to turn “I’m not sure” into a proper conversation.

One account, both of you

Invite your partner with a link and you’re in together. You each keep your own login, so there’s no sharing a password or peering over one laptop. Every report, the property tracker and the billing are shared between you, and an account holds up to two people. Run an address on the train home and it’s already there when your partner opens the app.

Decide together, without the row

This is the part we’re quietly proud of. You each rate a property’s report on your own first, before either of you has seen the other’s take. Then Groundwerk shows you where you agree and where you don’t, section by section. So the vague “it just doesn’t feel right” becomes something you can actually talk about: maybe you both love the street, but one of you is uneasy about the foundation or the energy label. That’s a conversation, not a standoff over dinner.

One Search Pass covers you both

You don’t each pay your own way. One Search Pass is €39.99 for three monthsand covers both people on the account: unlimited reports for the two of you, not per person. Your first report is free, and if you’d rather go one at a time it’s €9.99 a report. When you’re viewing several places a week, the pass pays for itself fast.

Built on official Dutch government data

Every report pulls together 20+ official government sources for a single address: WOZ value, energy label, ground lease (erfpacht), flood and foundation risk, zoning, and more. It comes back as 12 sections with the red flags surfaced, so you’re not squinting at a dozen Dutch-language portals the night before a viewing. It’s the same public data that decides whether a price makes sense, gathered for you in a couple of minutes.

See who pulled what

Every report is stamped with who generated it. Run a dozen addresses between you over a few weeks and it stays clear who looked at which place, so nothing slips through the cracks when you sit down to compare.

Frequently asked questions

Can two people use one Groundwerk account?
Yes. You can invite your partner with a link, and each of you keeps your own login — no shared password. Both of you see every report, the property tracker and the billing. An account holds up to two people, which is exactly what buying together needs.
How do we decide together without arguing?
You each rate a property's report on your own first, before either of you has seen what the other thinks. Groundwerk then shows where you agree and where you don't, section by section. So "I don't know, it just doesn't feel right" becomes a real conversation: maybe you both love the street but one of you is uneasy about the foundation.
Does the Search Pass cover both partners?
Yes. One Search Pass is €39.99 for three months and covers both people on the account — unlimited reports for the two of you, not per person. You don't each buy your own.
Is Groundwerk's data reliable?
Every report is built from 20+ official Dutch government sources: WOZ value, energy label, ground lease (erfpacht), flood and foundation risk, zoning and more, pulled together into 12 sections with the red flags surfaced. It's the same public data that matters when you bid, gathered for you in a couple of minutes.
How much does it cost to start?
Your first property report is free. After that it's €9.99 per report, or a €39.99 Search Pass for three months of unlimited reports covering both of you.
Can we see who pulled which report?
Yes. Each report is stamped with who generated it, so when you've run a dozen addresses between you it's clear who looked at what.