What's the difference between Owner and Broker plans?+
Owner plans track property performance, valuations, NOI, refi/sell signals, market snapshots for your portfolio. Broker plans are production-focused, unlimited valuations, proposal pipeline, OM builder, buyer matching, and team tools. Same underlying data, completely different jobs.
What does "cancel" mean on each plan?+
Every plan is annual, so "cancel" means we will not auto-renew you for a second year. You keep full access for the twelve months you paid for. There are no partial-year refunds, and you will not be surprise-billed at month 13. Managed from your dashboard in one click. The one-time Full Property Analysis and Listing Package are not subscriptions at all, so there is nothing to cancel: they run their 90 days and stop on their own.
Is there a free trial?+
No. Owners start free with the Valuation Studio and can buy single reports à la carte, so you see real value before any membership. Brokers request a demo with the BRIC team and see the workspace on their actual book before committing to an annual plan. Memberships bill when you subscribe.
Can I switch between plans?+
Yes. Upgrades take effect immediately with prorated billing, and a change of plan takes effect at the end of your current year. If you buy a one-time Full Property Analysis and later decide you want the ongoing platform, tell us: we will credit what you paid toward Owner Pro rather than charge you twice for the same building.
How does Brokerage seat pricing work?+
Brokerage pricing is custom, built per seat on annual agreements for teams of 3+. All seats share valuations, see team activity, and get admin permissions. We work with brokerages from boutique teams to 50+ agents: contact sales for rates and white-label options.
How does the à la carte pricing work?+
À la carte purchases are one-time, non-recurring charges. They're perfect if you're a one-time seller who needs specific outputs without a subscription commitment. Each purchase includes the specific deliverable and 30 days of access to view and download.
What data sources power BRIC?+
BRIC is grounded in public records: NYC Department of Finance rolling sales, final assessment rolls, PLUTO lot data, ACRIS deed records, and Rent Guidelines Board orders, combined with the benchmarks owners contribute through the platform. Every valuation shows you the comparable sales behind it.
Is my data private?+
BRIC never sells your information and never hands your property details to a broker. A broker sees your numbers only if you share a property with them yourself, and you can stop that at any time from your dashboard. Anonymized aggregate data, never personally identifiable, contributes to our submarket benchmarks under the reporting rules on our
data rights page. Comps you add can be kept out of the shared pool from the comp panel in Valuation Studio.