Frequently asked questions
The objections we hear most often across the table from banks and agents, answered with the same numbers the product uses.
An EPC states the condition the property is in today. Setle states what you do about it: which works, in which order, what they cost and the label you reach afterwards. The certificate does not replace the plan, it is where the plan starts.
Start from the address or upload the EPC, and the plan is there in the same conversation. No site visit, no forms first, no day of training.
Every item carries a low, a guide and a high price, set for its region. Those prices come from real quotes in Belgium. The work that goes with it, like scaffolding, is priced with it. The same team that builds the model keeps them current.
Federal and regional premiums are matched automatically to the household and the works, and updated continuously. Flanders, Brussels and Wallonia each run their own scheme: Mijn VerbouwPremie, Renolution and Primes Habitation.
The report is integrated at KBC, Crelan, BNP Paribas Fortis and Fintro.
Yes. The plan builder under your own brand in your app, a view for advisors, or the API straight into your CRM.
Yes. Your office or bank’s house style, logo and contact details sit on the report. The client sees your advice, not a generic document.
The address alone is enough for a first substantiated estimate. An EPC upload or certificate number sharpens the plan and unlocks label milestones.
No. Placements are marked as advertising and sit beside the recommendation, never in place of it. No measure is ever added to a plan because a brand paid for it.
Because they are four different rules: the Flemish renovation obligation on transfer, the Flemish energy standard for rentals from 2030 and 2035, the Walloon timeline from 2031 and the Brussels target for 2033. Setle tracks all four, and the European renovation passport that is coming.
See it on a property from your own portfolio.
A 30-minute demo. No slides, just the product on an address you choose.