Totality Co-pilot — Dubai Off-Plan Buyer's Tool

Totality Co-pilot — the off-plan buyer's second opinion Shopping for off-plan property in Dubai? The listing shows you a price. It does not show you what you will actually pay, what the payment plan really means, or whether the developer has a track record worth trusting. Totality Co-pilot fills that gap, right on the listing page. Open any Dubai property listing on Property Finder, Bayut, Dubizzle or a developer's own site, and the Co-pilot panel does the maths for you: • The real all-in cost. Headline price plus the 4% DLD fee, oqood registration, trustee admin and agency commission with VAT. The number you will actually transfer, and the price per square foot. • Payment plan, decoded. Your down payment, the amount due during construction, and the chunk waiting for you at handover, each shown in dirhams and your own currency. No more guessing what "60/40" costs you month to month. • Golden Visa check. Instantly see whether the property clears the AED 2M threshold for the ten-year Golden Visa, or the AED 750k mark for the two-year investor visa. • Your currency, everywhere. Every figure converted for buyers thinking in dollars, pounds, euros, rubles and more. • Yield estimate. Enter an expected rent and see gross and net yield after service charges, vacancy and management, so you judge the return, not the marketing. • Developer facts. See the projects Totality tracks for the developer named on the page, their locations and entry pricing, with a link to the full profile. Facts only, no invented numbers. Everything runs in your browser. The extension collects no personal data and sends nothing anywhere. The only outbound action is a WhatsApp message you choose to send if you want Totality's independent read on a specific project. Built by Totality Real Estate, a Dubai brokerage that works the buyer's side of the table. Honest numbers, not brochure numbers. All figures are estimates for orientation. Fees, service charges, exchange rates and yields vary by project and change over time. Confirm the exact figures before you commit. That covers the long description. If you also need the short summary field (the one-liner under the name, 132-char max), the manifest one works: "Real all-in cost, payment-plan decoder, Golden Visa check and currency conversion for Dubai off-plan buyers, on any listing." Want me to also draft the single "permission justification" line the dashboard asks for (why the extension needs access to those listing sites)? It's the one other field that commonly trips up review.