Axtec Ltd Locks in National MRI Software Distribution Partnership

By Josua Ferreira -
  • Axtec has signed a three-year Master Partnership Agreement with MRI Software Australia, effective 1 August 2026, embedding its full product suite inside MRI's Property Tree, Vault, Eagle and Box & Dice platforms at Gold-tier status.
  • All four Axtec products — PaySure, Axtec IQ, Proffer and MyHomeVault — are included in the agreement, each monetising at a distinct point in the real estate transaction workflow to generate payments, per-seat software, conversion and referral revenue.
  • Axtec retains full intellectual property ownership of its products, integrations and AI assets under the agreement, preserving the company's technology value while accessing MRI's national distribution footprint.
  • The rollout is phased, beginning with PaySure inside Property Tree, with remaining products to follow under an agreed integration plan supported by OUC funding advances running through October 2026.
  • The key investor variable to track is adoption pace across MRI's installed base — the contracted channel is in place, but recurring revenue scale depends on how quickly agencies activate Axtec's modules within the platforms they already use daily.

Axtec locks in national distribution channel through MRI Software partnership

Axtec Limited (ASX: AXI) has signed a three-year Master Partnership Agreement with MRI Software Australia Pty Limited, effective 1 August 2026, embedding its full product suite directly inside several of MRI’s Australian real estate solutions. The agreement brings PaySure, Axtec IQ, Proffer and MyHomeVault into the software agencies already use every day, backed by Gold-tier status in MRI’s global Partner Program.

The arrangement gives Axtec a contracted pathway into large agent networks nationwide, positioning its products at the point where property transactions actually happen and removing the cost of “winning agencies one at a time.”

Inside the agreement: key terms at a glance

The deal is structured as a Master Partnership Agreement, granting Axtec placement within MRI’s platforms alongside commercial terms that support direct monetisation through the channel. No specific dollar values for the program or referral fees have been disclosed.

The key terms are summarised below.

Term Detail
Term length Three-year initial term from 1 August 2026, auto-renewing for successive three-year terms
Program tier Gold tier of MRI’s global Partner Program
Integration scope PaySure, Axtec IQ, Proffer and MyHomeVault across Property Tree, Vault, Eagle and Box & Dice
Commercials An annual program fee and referral fees payable by MRI to Axtec on customers Axtec introduces
Intellectual property Axtec retains full ownership of its products, integrations and AI assets

The retention of full intellectual property ownership is a notable feature for investors, as Axtec keeps control of its products, integrations and AI assets while accessing MRI’s distribution footprint.

Axtec & MRI Software Integration Scope

How each product monetises inside MRI’s solutions

Each of Axtec’s four products attaches to a distinct point in the real estate workflow, where payment and transaction activity already occurs. The monetisation logic differs by product:

  1. PaySure — when a landlord needs to pay for repairs or advertising, payment and finance options appear on the invoice itself. Axtec earns on every payment and every advance.

  2. Axtec IQ — an AI assistant that handles agency admin inside the software agents already use, from trust accounting to client updates. This generates recurring per-seat software revenue.

  3. Proffer — surfaces the sellers and buyers already sitting untouched in an agency’s database and converts them into listings and sales. Axtec earns as they convert.

  4. MyHomeVault — keeps the homeowner connected to their agency and Axtec long after settlement, generating referral revenue across the life of home ownership.

Each of these attaches Axtec’s products to activity that already happens inside MRI’s solutions every day. According to the Company, this supports durable, recurring and higher-margin revenue as adoption builds across MRI’s installed base.

Why embedded distribution matters for investors

Embedded, or channel, distribution refers to placing a product inside software that customers already use daily, rather than selling to each customer individually. For Axtec, this means its modules sit natively within the platforms Australian agencies run every day, instead of the Company approaching agencies one at a time.

The commercial significance lies in the economics. A channel of this kind can lower the cost of acquiring each new customer, while providing access to established agent networks and transaction workflows. Axtec’s products are positioned at the point where property transactions actually happen.

The MRI agreement extends a broader strategic shift Axtec has been executing in 2026, building on its capital-light distribution model established through the earlier Real Flow partnership, which transferred credit risk off Axtec’s balance sheet and reoriented the business toward fee-based, recurring revenue.

MRI holds a leading position on both sides of the industry. Its property management solutions cover a significant percentage of Australia’s rental properties under management, and its sales CRM tools are among the most widely used in Australian residential sales, supporting agencies across a significant share of transactions nationwide. The Agreement gives Axtec’s full module suite access to that combined footprint through a single collaborative relationship.

For investors, a contracted channel of this scale is intended to de-risk the go-to-market approach and build toward a scalable, recurring revenue base, though realisation depends on adoption across MRI’s installed base.

Rob Towey, Chief Executive Officer of Axtec

“This partnership is a significant milestone for Axtec and strong validation of both our strategy and our products. Embedding our full suite inside the products Australian agencies already use every day is exactly the pathway we set out to build, and working alongside a partner of MRI’s scale gives us reach we could not achieve winning agencies one at a time. We’re very excited to partner with MRI to bring some genuinely unique offerings to the Australian real estate market.”

Rollout roadmap and what comes next

Partner onboarding and integration testing are underway now. The rollout follows a phased plan, beginning with PaySure inside Property Tree, MRI’s Australian property management solution, with the remaining products to follow under an agreed integration plan.

The rollout timeline sits alongside a funding structure Axtec has put in place to support this phase of growth, with the OUC funding commitment providing staged monthly capital advances through to October 2026 to accelerate product development and partnership execution.

The integration uses MRI’s established framework, which is intended to streamline how each Axtec module is deployed across the four named platforms. Promotional activities to support market awareness and customer engagement are also contemplated under the agreement.

MRI’s commentary framed the arrangement within a broader industry shift toward connected software ecosystems.

Dr. Sarah Bell, Senior Director – Ecosystem Strategy, Data & Innovation APAC of MRI

“Connected ecosystems are increasingly important to how the real estate industry delivers better outcomes. This partnership supports MRI’s commitment to providing clients with broader access to complementary solutions that enhance our offering and create value across the industry.”

For investors tracking the story, the value driver to watch is the pace of adoption across MRI’s installed base as the phased rollout progresses. The partnership provides a contracted pathway, but the scale of recurring revenue will depend on how quickly Axtec’s products embed and convert within the software agencies already use every day.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Axtec MRI Software Partnership and what does it cover?

The Axtec MRI Software Partnership is a three-year Master Partnership Agreement effective 1 August 2026, embedding Axtec's four products — PaySure, Axtec IQ, Proffer and MyHomeVault — directly inside MRI's Australian real estate platforms, including Property Tree, Vault, Eagle and Box & Dice.

How does Axtec make money through the MRI Software agreement?

Axtec earns revenue through multiple streams: transaction fees and finance advances via PaySure, recurring per-seat software fees via Axtec IQ, conversion-based earnings via Proffer, and referral revenue over the life of home ownership via MyHomeVault, alongside an annual program fee and referral fees payable by MRI.

Does Axtec retain ownership of its technology under the MRI partnership?

Yes — Axtec retains full intellectual property ownership of its products, integrations and AI assets under the agreement, meaning it accesses MRI's distribution network without giving up control of its technology.

When will Axtec's products go live inside MRI's platforms?

Partner onboarding and integration testing are already underway, with the rollout beginning with PaySure inside Property Tree and the remaining products to follow under an agreed phased integration plan.

What is MRI Software's position in the Australian real estate market?

MRI Software holds a leading position on both sides of the Australian real estate industry, with its property management solutions covering a significant percentage of rental properties under management and its sales CRM tools among the most widely used in Australian residential sales.

Josua Ferreira
By Josua Ferreira
Partnership Director
Josua Ferreira holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing and Advertising and brings a background in publication, business development, and ASX market storytelling. He has worked with listed companies across the resource sector and broader market, combining sharp commercial instincts with a genuine commitment to keeping investors informed.
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