FlatRadar scrapes Idealista, Fotocasa and 4 more portals to track every rental listing in Spain in real time. Each property gets an automatic Deal Score so you instantly know if it's a bargain or overpriced. Set a price alert and get a Telegram message the moment a listing drops below your budget. Free to use. No signup needed to browse.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I built FlatRadar because I was tired of refreshing Idealista every day hoping prices would drop.
It scrapes 6 portals simultaneously, assigns a Deal Score to every listing, and pings you on Telegram the moment a price drops below your target.
A few things I'm proud of:
— Data from 6 sources updated daily
— Deal Score algorithm to spot real bargains
— Telegram alerts in real time
— Free to browse, no login needed
Would love to hear feedback from anyone looking for a flat in Spain — or just curious about the tech behind it. Happy to answer anything! 🏠
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How does the Deal Score actually calculate what's a bargain versus overpriced, especially across neighborhoods where prices can vary so much?
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@sinanclqf The Deal Score compares each listing against the average price in its specific neighborhood, not the city average. A flat in Salamanca is only compared to other flats in Salamanca, one in Lavapiés only against Lavapiés. This keeps the score fair regardless of the overall price level of the area. It also normalizes by price per m² and factors in recent price drops. The result is a 0-100 score — above 85 is a bargain, above 70 is good value.
How does the Deal Score actually calculate what's a bargain versus overpriced, especially across neighborhoods where prices can vary so much?
@sinanclqf The Deal Score compares each listing against the average price in its specific neighborhood, not the city average. A flat in Salamanca is only compared to other flats in Salamanca, one in Lavapiés only against Lavapiés. This keeps the score fair regardless of the overall price level of the area. It also normalizes by price per m² and factors in recent price drops. The result is a 0-100 score — above 85 is a bargain, above 70 is good value.