Don't take our word for it.

We are running an internship programme at the moment. We are that impressed with the grads that we’ve got. However they are green as grass - when you put Aprao in front of them, as we have been, they’ve been able to feel their way through it very, very easily indeed.

It’s a very intuitive product. Other products that are out there definitely don’t give you that comfort. They leave you thinking, is there a workaround for this or should I be adding extra information here? So grads in particular are getting on with Aprao very easily indeed.

It’s a very intuitive product. Other products that are out there definitely don’t give you that comfort.

Professional and paperless

Aprao produces professional-looking residual site value calculations that are referred to in our reports, and also included within appendices. This - combined with its speed in helping to prepare residual advice - fits nicely with our paperless way of working.

Time saved = time earned

Prior to using Aprao, we preferred to use our own in-house spreadsheets. Switching to Aprao meant giving ourselves broader scope for tweaking variables, whilst maintaining a professional appearance. 

A modern solution with good old-fashioned service

We are aware that cost-wise, Aprao is favourable in comparison to other solutions. But they’re also providing an excellent level of support as the software develops with various market trends and taxation changes.

Why should people use Aprao?

What Aprao gives you is safety and secondary checks - it can give more in-depth analysis (be it the Internal Rate of Return or be it the Return on Cost, Return on Value), it gives you more of these at a more detailed level, which I can then present. It just takes you longer to go through it with Excel.

The positives with Aprao is how you can label all the elements, you can personalise them and you can certainly manipulate the titles, the descriptions and the elements better [than other legacy tools]. I also like how on a commercial appraisal the rent fee will come out as a cash deduction rather than a PV. I think certain features like this are a lot more reflective of how the market works.

In comparison to the other products on the market, it presents very well, it is different but at the same time, you can label, adapt and manipulate to show it how you would like it to be laid out rather than in a prescriptive form.