Pricing and FAQ
Parcel Pre-Screen Report pricing
Get a source-cited, screening-grade public-source report that helps rural land buyers organize red flags, unknowns, seller claims, and local-office questions before making an offer.
Current launch price
$149 founding
Included
- red-flag dashboard
- parcel and intended-use summary
- listing-claim review where supplied
- septic/wastewater, access, flood, utility, restriction, terrain, and source-path questions
- seller and local-office question scripts
- source appendix and scope/exclusions
Not included
- legal advice, title work, survey, engineering, appraisal, or environmental assessment
- septic, wastewater, permit, or local authority approval
- final land-use, access, utility, title, or purchase-safety conclusion
- phone calls or meetings
FAQ
What do I get for $149?
You get a screening-grade Parcel Pre-Screen Report that reviews public-source and listing information, organizes red flags and unknowns, and gives seller/local-office questions to verify before relying on the parcel.
Why is the founding price lower?
The $149 founding price is for early buyers while the workflow and coverage are being validated. Later pricing is expected to move toward $199-$249 as coverage and reporting depth expand.
How fast will I receive the report?
Current launch expectation is 2-3 business days after successful payment and complete intake.
Is this a buildability report?
No. It is a screening-grade public-source starting point. It does not provide a final land-use, permit, title, septic, access, utility, or purchase conclusion.
Can you confirm septic, perc, or wastewater suitability?
No. The report can help identify the wastewater path, public-source records, and questions to ask, but parcel-specific wastewater review is still needed.
Can you confirm legal access?
No. The report can flag access questions and point to recorded-access items to check, but it does not provide a legal-access conclusion.
What if my county is not supported?
If we cannot provide a useful screening-grade report for the parcel, we may refund the order or offer a narrower review path.
Do you call county offices?
The current product is designed as a no-call, public-source screening report. It gives you the questions and office paths to ask next.
What should I do after receiving the report?
Use the report as a source-aware question list for the seller, local offices, title/survey professionals, utility providers, and any needed septic or engineering review.