How it works

From the BOE to the chat: the path every auction takes.

El Pujante gathers all active official auctions every day, completes them with public data and brings them to you in a conversation, ready for you to compare them and see their risk before bidding.

Step 1

We collect the official auctions every day

Every day we review the official sources and gather all active auctions in one place. We detect the ones coming in, the ones being withdrawn and changes in date or status.

  • Judicial and tax auctions published in the BOE.
  • In-person auctions from the General Treasury of the Social Security.
  • Always up-to-date inventory: new ones appear and closed ones are flagged.
El Pujante reading auctions from BOE, AEAT and TGSS and storing them in a unified database
Step 2

We cross every property with the Cadastre and the map

To each property we add its cadastral record and its real location, so you can see where it is and search by area, by radius or by proximity to a specific point.

  • Use, area and construction year taken from the Cadastre.
  • Location on the map for the vast majority of the inventory.
  • Search by province, municipality or by radius in kilometres.
Property enriched with Cadastre data and coordinates over a map of Spain
Step 3

Ask the agent in natural language

You ask for what you want as if talking to someone, and the agent finds the properties, summarises each record, computes the real discount and warns you of the risks before bidding.

  • Search, compare and analyse properties without complicated forms.
  • It remembers your preferences across conversations to refine searches.
  • It warns you if encumbrances eat the discount or if an auction closes soon.
El Pujante chatting and calling its internal tools

Try it in one question.

“Find me homes in Madrid under €100,000 with a discount above 30% and encumbrances below 20%.” The agent answers instantly with real properties that meet your conditions.

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