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No trial is needed because the core chat and listing analysis are free. Only the zone report and guided inspection are paid, per property.
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Check a second-hand flat before you sign, from listing to visit
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What is Ask Pancho?
Ask Pancho is an advice giver tool. A Spanish-language AI chat assistant that reviews property listings, researches the surrounding neighbourhood and guides a room-by-room inspection during the viewing, producing a shareable report with findings and negotiation points.
AskPancho is a Spanish-language AI assistant built around one narrow job: helping a buyer or renter assess a second-hand home before committing. Its mascot, Pancho, works through a chat interface. You describe the property (type, neighbourhood, price, whether you are buying or renting), paste or photograph the listing, and the assistant responds with an opinion on whether the ad makes sense, red flags it spots, and a list of questions to take to the seller or agent. Several listings can be compared side by side. The paid layers extend that conversation. A zone report has Pancho research the neighbourhood: safety, transport, schools, health centres, shops, green space and leisure, plus a comparison between the price per square metre in the ad and the figures for the district and the city. It also flags the municipality's radon zone and seismic requirements under Spanish building rules. The guided inspection is the more practical piece: Pancho walks you through the property room by room, telling you what to look at, what to photograph and what to ask, then scores what it sees (damp, cracks, termites, electrics, plumbing, boiler, gas, ventilation, windows) and suggests what is worth negotiating. The product suits first-time buyers, renters who want a second opinion, and anyone shopping outside their own city who cannot read a neighbourhood from a listing. It does not replace a surveyor or a valuation, and the site says so plainly: it only sees what can be photographed or looked up, produces indicative reports with no legal weight, and gets thinner in smaller markets. A chat is free, individual reports are bought per property with no subscription, and delivery is a shareable link, email or WhatsApp message.
How do you use Ask Pancho?
1Start a free chat and describe your search
Open the site, give your name and email (no password needed) and tell Pancho what you are looking for, whether you are buying or renting, and which property you have in mind.2Feed it the listing
Paste the ad text or upload its photos and add the neighbourhood and key features. Pancho responds with an assessment, warning signs and questions to ask the seller.3Read the buying guides while you wait
The blog covers specific checks such as bathroom faults, termite and woodworm damage, and how much sun each orientation gets, which helps you interpret the findings.4Order a zone report for shortlisted areas
Buy the zone report for the property you are serious about to get the neighbourhood profile, services, price per square metre comparison and the radon and seismic notes.5Run the guided inspection during the viewing
At the visit, follow Pancho room by room: it asks for specific photos and questions, then scores each category and lists what you can negotiate and which documents to request.6Share the finished report
Send the report by link, email or WhatsApp to whoever is deciding with you, and use it to judge whether a paid professional inspection is worth commissioning.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Free chat tier lets you test the advice on a live listing before paying anythingAI
- Guided inspection tells you exactly what to photograph, which is useful for buyers who have never viewed a property criticallyAI
- Zone reports cite sources and compare the asking price per square metre with district and city averagesAI
- Pay per property instead of a subscription, and the two paid reports are discounted when bought togetherAI
- Reports are shareable by link, email or WhatsApp, so family or a partner can review the findingsAI
Cons
- Reports are explicitly indicative and carry no legal weight, so a real survey is still needed for anything seriousAI
- Only detects what is visible in photos or published data, and cannot see inside walls or assess structureAI
- Depth depends on market size, with smaller towns and non-Spanish contexts getting more generic answersAI
- The interface and all content are in Spanish, which limits it for international buyersAI
- No mobile app is mentioned; the whole flow runs in the browser, including photo capture during the visitAI
How much does Ask Pancho cost?
Pricing
The chat tier is free. The zone report costs 12,00 EUR (currently 6,00 EUR) per property, the guided inspection 29,00 EUR (currently 16,00 EUR), and both together 41,00 EUR (currently 19,00 EUR). Payment is per property, with no subscription or pack.
Learn moreSupport
Support runs by email at pancho@askpancho.ai, answered by a human rather than the assistant. No phone, live chat or ticketing details are published on the homepage.
Features
Chat analysis of property listings by text, photos or link, with red flags, suggested questions and side-by-side comparison of several ads. The zone report adds neighbourhood research with cited sources, services and transport, a price per square metre comparison and radon and seismic notes. The guided inspection covers room-by-room checks, photo instructions, condition scoring, negotiation points, document checklists and a shareable report.
Frequently asked questions about Ask Pancho
How much does Ask Pancho cost?
The chat tier is free. The zone report costs 12,00 EUR (currently 6,00 EUR) per property, the guided inspection 29,00 EUR (currently 16,00 EUR), and both together 41,00 EUR (currently 19,00 EUR). Payment is per property, with no subscription or pack.Does Ask Pancho offer a free trial?
No trial is needed because the core chat and listing analysis are free. Only the zone report and guided inspection are paid, per property.How do you use Ask Pancho?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Start a free chat and describe your search 2. Feed it the listing 3. Read the buying guides while you wait 4. Order a zone report for shortlisted areas 5. Run the guided inspection during the viewing 6. Share the finished report.What platforms does Ask Pancho support?
Ask Pancho is available on Web App.What are the limitations of Ask Pancho?
Reports are explicitly indicative and carry no legal weight, so a real survey is still needed for anything serious. Only detects what is visible in photos or published data, and cannot see inside walls or assess structure. Depth depends on market size, with smaller towns and non-Spanish contexts getting more generic answers.
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Added10/21/2026
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