Found a caravan? Here’s how it works.
Choose the Basic Report ($59) or the Platinum Report ($99) for the caravan you’re considering. LeisureCheck is decision support, not a physical inspection.
From listing to report
Submit the listing
Share the caravan details, listing link and photos, plus anything you already know or suspect. Platinum can also use a VIN or chassis number for a PPSR search.
Choose Basic or Platinum
The Basic Report is $59 and the Platinum Report is $99, both one-time payments in AUD. Complete the intake form for the report you’ve chosen. Payment is handled securely as part of that process.
Receive your report
Delivered to your email, with findings, risk and confidence ratings, market comparison and the checks to complete before you commit.
Structured, not vague.
What a report covers
- A buying decision with risk and confidence ratings, and key findings
- What could be verified, and what remains unconfirmed
- Manufacturer reputation, known issues and recalls, and critical safety or condition warnings
- Market comparison and valuation evidence, with negotiation guidance where the evidence supports it
- A buyer checklist of what to verify before a deposit, before purchase and at collection
- Platinum adds deeper research, AI photo review and a PPSR search where suitable photos and valid identifiers are supplied
If something looks high-risk
You still receive your full assessment. High-risk findings are presented clearly, with the reasoning behind the flag — never hidden behind a single score.
What “evidence” means at LeisureCheck.
What we can use
The listing text and photos, information you provide, and publicly available records where applicable. For Platinum, that includes PPSR results when accepted identifiers are available.
What we can’t do
We can’t physically inspect the caravan, test its systems, or confirm anything the listing and available records don’t cover. We say so directly rather than guessing.
Confidence levels
Findings are accompanied by a confidence rating where the evidence allows, so you can tell a well-supported flag from an open question.