Free valuation tool
What is my water worth?
Enter your holdings — allocation or permanent entitlement — and we'll value them against current published market prices for Zone 1A, 6 and 7. Takes about thirty seconds, and you can email the report to yourself.
Your water holdings
Add each parcel you hold — volume, zone, and whether it's temporary allocation or a permanent entitlement (water share).
Enter a volume to see what your water is worth.
Indicative only, based on published prices as at 13 July 2026. Not a formal valuation or an offer to buy or sell.
How this valuation works
Allocation (temporary water) is valued at the median of recent allocation trades recorded on the Victorian Water Register — actual transactions, not indicative quotes. You can see the underlying zone data on our water prices page.
Entitlements (water shares) are valued at the 2025-26 volume-weighted average price of recorded entitlement transfers in your system — high and low reliability priced separately, because HRWS and LRWS trade at very different levels. Full methodology on our permanent water values page.
Prices were last updated on 13 July 2026. Not sure whether you hold allocation or entitlement? Here's the difference explained.
Common questions
What is my water allocation worth?
Allocation (temporary water) is worth what buyers are currently paying per megalitre in your trading zone. Recent Victorian Water Register trades put the median at $400/ML in Zone 1A (Greater Goulburn) and $430/ML in Zone 7 (Vic Murray below the Choke). Multiply your megalitres by the current price — or use the calculator above to do it for you.
What is my water entitlement worth?
Permanent entitlements (water shares) are valued per megalitre of share volume, and the price depends on your system and reliability class. In 2025-26, high-reliability water shares have traded at a volume-weighted average of $4,350/ML in the Goulburn / Loddon (Zone 1A), $4,900/ML in the Murray above the Choke (Zone 6), $7,950/ML in the Murray below the Choke (Zone 6B/7). Low-reliability shares trade at a fraction of the HRWS price.
How accurate is this valuation?
The calculator uses published prices — Victorian Water Register allocation trade medians and seasonal entitlement transfer VWAPs — updated as at 13 July 2026. It is a genuine market-based estimate, but water prices move with the season, and the price you actually achieve depends on timing and how the sale is handled. Treat it as a starting point, not a formal valuation.
What is the difference between allocation and entitlement?
An entitlement (water share) is the permanent asset — an ongoing right to a share of water each season. An allocation is the water actually credited against that entitlement in a given year, which can be traded temporarily. Entitlements are worth thousands of dollars per megalitre; allocation trades at hundreds. If you own the water year after year, value it as an entitlement; if you are selling this season’s water only, value it as allocation.
Which zones does the calculator cover?
Zone 1A (Greater Goulburn), Zone 6 (Vic Murray above the Choke) and Zone 7 (Vic Murray below the Choke) — the zones where the overwhelming majority of northern Victorian water trades happen. We broker water across the entire Murray-Darling Basin, so if your zone is not listed, call the desk and we will value it over the phone.
How do I get a firm price for my water?
Call Integra Water Services on (03) 5824 3833. We are independent brokers — we will tell you what your water would realistically achieve in the current market, whether now is a sensible time to sell, and handle the trade end-to-end if you decide to go ahead. No obligation.
Want a firm price, not an estimate?
The calculator tells you roughly what your water is worth. The desk tells you what it will actually achieve this week — and handles the trade if the number works for you.