Using multiple filters effectively
FilterWise lets you create multiple filters, each with its own input sources, filter instructions, and output destination. This guide explains when and how to use multiple filters effectively.
Why Use Multiple Filters?
A single filter works great for a single, focused property search. But many users have multiple search objectives that benefit from separation:
- Different cities: A filter for Paris and another for Lyon, each with location-specific criteria
- Different property types: One for apartments and one for houses, with different instructions criteria
- Personal vs. investment: Your home search with comfort criteria, and an investment search with financial formulas
- Client work: Property hunters or agents managing searches for different clients
Filter Limits by Plan
| Plan | Max Filters |
|---|---|
| Free | 2 |
| Simple | 5 |
| Pro | Unlimited |
Tips
- Name them clearly: Use descriptive names that include the area and purpose
- Daily limits are shared: Your analysis quota is shared across ALL filters
- Use different how to receive matchess: Instant for urgent searches, daily recap for background monitoring
- Pause inactive filters: Pause rather than delete if a search is on hold
- Deduplicate automatically: FilterWise deduplicates listings across filters
Related articles: Setting up your first filter · Understanding plans and limits · How to receive matches