We're making property research as easy as checking the weather.
Ontario real estate is one of the largest financial decisions most people will ever make — and one of the least transparent. DealScore is changing that, one verified data point at a time.

Oleksandr Kozlov, Founder
Buying property in Ontario is broken.
A first-time buyer in Toronto spends 6-18 months searching, visits 30-50 properties, and ultimately decides on a $700,000 to $1.5 million purchase based on:
- What a realtor tells them
- A 15-minute showing
- Their gut feeling
Critical information is scattered across dozens of government databases, conservation authority maps, school board files, and zoning archives. Nobody connects these dots for the buyer. By the time problems surface — flood zones, development that destroys views, schools in the wrong catchment, neighborhoods in decline — the offer is signed.
This isn't anyone's fault. It's how the system evolved. But it doesn't have to stay this way.
What we're doing about it.
DealScore connects 27+ data sources into one unified property intelligence report. In under 60 seconds, buyers see what realtors won't show them and what they'd never find on their own:
- Active development applications in 500 meters
- Crime statistics for the specific census tract
- Air quality, flood zones, radon levels
- School ratings in the actual catchment area
- Future transit projects affecting property value
- Demographic shifts and income trends
- Heritage restrictions and zoning constraints
We don't replace lawyers, inspectors, or appraisers. We give buyers the foundational research they need to ask those professionals the right questions — and to walk away from properties that don't deserve their money.
Why I built this.
I'm Oleksandr Kozlov. I came to Toronto from Ukraine. Like millions of immigrants before me, I learned the hard way that navigating major financial decisions in a new country is overwhelming — and that the systems built to help you often serve someone else's interests first.
When I started exploring Ontario real estate, I realized something that surprised me: even native-born Canadians, sophisticated professionals, second-time buyers — they were all making decisions on incomplete information. Not because they were lazy. Because the information genuinely wasn't accessible in any usable form.
I'm a builder by nature. I believe that if a problem affects hundreds of thousands of people every year, and the solution already exists in scattered fragments across public databases, then someone has an obligation to assemble it.
So I started doing it. Twenty-seven data sources, integrated one by one. Working with lawyers, mortgage brokers, real estate professionals, and inspectors to understand what buyers actually need to know. Building something that costs $29 to use instead of the $3,000 in advisory fees this kind of research would otherwise require.
This is the start of something. My obsession is making the real estate market simple and transparent — using every modern tool that exists, and every tool that emerges. AI agents, better data integrations, multi-language support, automated workflows for legal and financial partners — all of it.
I don't know exactly what DealScore will look like in five years. I know what we won't do: we won't sell your data, we won't recommend properties because we get a kickback, and we won't pretend a 60-second report replaces a qualified professional's judgment.
We will keep building tools that make information accessible. That's the whole thing.
If that resonates with you — as a buyer, as a professional wanting to partner with us, as an investor wanting to support this work, or as someone with a story to share — I want to hear from you.
What we won't compromise on.
Buyer-first, always
We don't sell to realtors. We don't take kickbacks from brokers. We don't recommend properties for commission. Every dollar of revenue comes from buyers who pay for our reports — and that's how we know whose side we're on.
Transparent sources, every time
Every data point in a DealScore report cites its source. If we got it from Toronto Open Data, we say so. If it's from Statistics Canada, we say so. If a number looks wrong to you, you can verify it directly. We don't hide behind proprietary opacity.
Professional support, not replacement
We're an information tool. We're not a law firm, a brokerage, an inspector, or a financial advisor. Our reports help you ask better questions to qualified professionals — never replace them. That's a feature, not a limitation.
Built for everyone in Ontario
Toronto is one of the most diverse cities on earth. Real estate decisions affect immigrants, first-time buyers, multi-generational families, and lifelong residents equally. DealScore is built to serve all of them — eventually in every relevant language, with cultural awareness baked in.
Where we're headed.
DealScore today is a working beta serving Ontario buyers with 27 data integrations. That's the foundation, not the destination.
What we're building toward:
- Full Ontario coverage across every region, not just GTA
- Real-time data updates as government sources release them
- AI agents that explain reports in plain language at any reading level
- Multi-language support for Toronto's largest immigrant communities
- Deeper integration with the professionals buyers need (lawyers, inspectors, mortgage brokers)
- Tools that help sellers prepare properties for transparent listings
- A national platform serving every Canadian province with local data partners
We're moving fast but carefully. Each new integration goes through verification, source attribution, and real-user testing before it ships.
Where we are right now.
Beta. We're refining the product with real users before public launch. First 100 reports are free in exchange for honest feedback.
DealScore Inc. is an Ontario corporation. We're self-funded plus early angel investors. Open to additional accredited investors — see our Invest page.
Currently founder-led. We're actively recruiting fractional and full-time team members across operations, legal, and partnerships. See our Partnership page for opportunities.
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