Suburbtrends Movers·Weekly National Feed·Licensed to CRMs Only
Your customers don’t lose clients to competitors. They lose them to moving trucks.
Last year 1.16 million Australian mover events — every newly listed for‑sale and for‑rent address, matched to its G‑NAF PID — passed silently through your customers’ client lists. The member who cancelled, the patient who went quiet, the client who sold up: none of them announced it. Suburbtrends Movers is the weekly file that lets your platform see it first — and lets your customers act while there’s still time.
Retention
Match the feed against customer records and raise the flag inside your product: this client is on the move. Your customers get the save conversation, the transfer, the farewell offer — and your platform gets the credit.
Acquisition
New movers choose everything at once — gym, clinic, vet, tradie, childcare. Timed from the listing date, your customers are first to the door in the one week that decides the next decade of loyalty.
The product
Five fields. One weekly file.
That's the whole product — deliberately.
No names. No phone numbers. No demographic profiles. A mover event is an address-level fact: this property was just listed for sale or for rent. Your platform matches it against the client addresses it already holds and surfaces the flag inside your own product — a retention alert, a repeat-work prompt, a new-mover welcome. We supply the signal; you own the feature, and whatever it retails for.
Why CRMs license it
The churn your customers never fight —
because they never see it coming.
In the twelve months to June 2026 the feed carried 1.16 million GNAF-matched mover events. Every one of them passed through somebody's client list — and almost none of them were fought, because relocation is the one exit operators treat as unsaveable. They find out after the cancellation. A mover flag inside your CRM converts that resignation into workflow, in both directions: the client who's leaving, and the household that's just arrived.
Fitness & studios
RetainA member's home address lists — the club knows weeks before the cancellation email. Pause, transfer, save.
AcquireThe household arriving down the road is choosing a new gym this month. First offer wins.
Health, dental & veterinary
RetainRecall lists silently decay as patients move. Flag the movers, clean the list, win back before they find a new practice.
AcquireNew arrivals need a new dentist, GP and vet — and they decide in the first weeks.
Trades, care & childcare
RetainA client address listing means pre-sale work to quote, rosters to re-plan, or a family exit to manage — visible in advance.
AcquireEvery arriving household is a maintenance relationship, care plan or waitlist place up for grabs.
Pricing
Two ways in. Flat fee. Invoiced.
Priced per platform, per industry vertical, on a 12-month term. Industry-specific CRMs license their vertical; horizontal CRMs license the same feed per vertical at the same prices. No per-site metering, no usage tracking — 1.16 million events flowed through the feed last year and the licence price doesn't move with volume. You pay a flat fee; you decide what the feature retails for inside your product.
- National feed, refreshed weekly
- All five fields, GNAF-keyed
- Drops into any batch pipeline
- Integration support at onboarding
- Everything in Core
- Query by PID or address, live in your UI
- Per-platform keys, documented OpenAPI spec
- Built for real-time flags on the client record
Licences are scoped to one named industry vertical (field of use); additional verticals are additional licences at the same prices. CRM platforms only — Suburbtrends does not sell this feed to end businesses, so your product is never competing with its own data supplier. Subscriptions are invoiced monthly with no card on file and no auto-billing.
Provenance
The address is the query.
Most market data waits to be handed a feed. Suburbtrends starts from the other end: the G-NAF, Australia's authoritative geocoded address file of more than 15 million addresses, polled at national scale. Where a live listing surfaces at an address, we capture the date, transaction type and property type — structured, geocoded, and matched back to its G-NAF PID by our own matcher, the same match your platform will run against its client records. In the twelve months to June 2026 that engine confirmed 1.16 million mover events. Assembled independently, owned end to end, refreshed weekly.
15m+ addresses
Every address is a standing query.
Listings surfaced
For-sale and for-rent, as they appear.
GNAF matched
PID-keyed, ready to join.
Delivered weekly
File or API. Five fields.
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Access is deliberate
No self-serve. A conversation first.
A data licence lands best with a proper briefing. Every licence starts with a technical walkthrough — the schema, a sample file matched against your own test addresses, and the field-of-use scope in writing.
Enquire
Tell us your platform, vertical and product line.
Sample
A test extract matched against addresses you supply.
Licence
Field-of-use agreement, 12-month term, invoiced monthly.
Ship
Weekly delivery begins. Your feature, our feed.
Your customers' clients are already moving.
The question is whether your platform sees it first.
Who it's built for
One file. A different feature in every vertical.
A move means something different to a gym than it does to a dentist or a plumber. The platforms below are examples of Australian software whose customers the mover file is designed to serve — each vertical gets its own framing of the same event.
Fitness & boutique studios
Relocation is a top-three churn cause. The flag turns a silent cancellation into a save conversation, a club transfer, or a network retention play.
Platforms whose users this serves Hapana Xplor Gym Clubworx GymMaster ClubWise fitbox
Trades & field service
A client listing their home means pre-sale work now — and a relationship at risk after settlement. A mover arriving means new maintenance contracts up for grabs.
Platforms whose users this serves ServiceM8 simPRO Tradify AroFlo Fergus Formitize
Allied health & medical practice
Practices are anchored to place; a moving patient is quiet churn. The flag cleans the active list and prompts a handover or retention pathway — with no clinical data in the exchange.
Platforms whose users this serves Cliniko Nookal Zanda Health Halaxy Best Practice MedicalDirector
Dental & veterinary
The recall list is the business. A moved patient or pet owner silently kills recall revenue — the flag triggers list hygiene and a win-back before they find a new provider.
Platforms whose users this serves Dental4Windows EXACT Praktika ezyVet Covetrus
NDIS, home & aged care
Service is delivered at the home, so a participant move disrupts rosters, travel budgets and SIL arrangements. Advance notice is operational continuity, not marketing.
Platforms whose users this serves ShiftCare Lumary Brevity AlayaCare SupportAbility
Childcare & children's activities
Family relocation is the dominant exit reason. The flag opens a retention conversation, sibling-place planning, waitlist intelligence — and network transfers for multi-centre groups.
Platforms whose users this serves OWNA QikKids Xap Kidsoft iClassPro Udio
Mortgage broking & conveyancing
A past client listing is a refinance or repeat-conveyance lead — the highest per-event value in the file, delivered to the professional who acted last time.
Platforms whose users this serves Salestrekker Smokeball LEAP triConvey
Suburbtrends is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or partnered with the platforms named above unless expressly stated. Names are used solely to identify software whose users our data products are designed to complement, and remain the trademarks of their respective owners.