Put these numbers on your own site
A free card showing what a council charges in rates, or what a suburb costs to run each year. One line of HTML, no signup, no account. It works on any site that lets you paste HTML, including WordPress, Squarespace, Webflow and a plain static page.
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- Free to use, with credit. No signup, no account, no usage limit, no charge. The condition is that the card credits SuburbCost.
- Keep the credit visible and unchanged. The code includes a link reading
"Running costs by SuburbCost". Leave it in place, visible, with that wording and pointing
where it points. You may add
rel="nofollow"to it if your site's policy calls for that. If the link is removed, the card shows "Data: SuburbCost" as plain text instead. - No scraping or bulk extraction. The card is for showing one council or suburb on your page. Do not harvest the card's data files. If you need the figures in bulk, use the open dataset, which is CC BY 4.0.
- The figures are estimates. Each line is labelled official, modelled or estimated under our methodology, and insurance is estimated rather than sourced. Do not present them as a quote.
- No property prices. The card never shows a purchase price, a median, a sale price, a land valuation or capital growth.
- It does not track your visitors. No cookies, no identifiers, no analytics. The card fetches one small file and renders.
- We may change or withdraw it. Figures update when the data does, and SuburbCost may change the card or stop serving it. If it stops, the credit link is all that remains on your page.
Data is published under CC BY 4.0. Questions, or something looks wrong, use the contact link in the footer.