One cited report for every role in a property decision
Developers, brokers, lenders, attorneys, architects, appraisers and buyers all need to know what a parcel allows. Pick your role to see how a report fits your work.
Find your role
Every role gets the same five answers.
For developers and investors
Screen sites before you make an offer.
1Is it useful for my role?
Yes, as an early screen. See what a parcel allows before you spend on a letter of intent, a survey or design work.
2What's included for my role?
- Zoning district and the city's district name
- Height, setbacks, lot coverage, FAR and lot size, each cited
- FEMA flood zone, parcel map, sources and dates
- Overlays where the city maps them
- Questions to bring to the city
3How do teams like mine use it?
Run each address on your shortlist and drop the sites whose height, setbacks or uses don't fit. Take the report's open questions to a pre-application meeting with the city, then order the formal work on the sites that survive.
4What does a team like mine pay?
- One site: a single report is $39.99, one-time, no subscription.
- A few sites a month: Basic is $99.99/mo for 5 reports and 1 user.
- A team running reports every week: Standard is $399.99/mo for 25 reports and 1 user seat.
5Can I share it?
Yes. Every report downloads as a PDF you can send to your team, client or advisers. Each value carries its code section and every source is dated, so whoever receives it can check it. Send it to partners, your architect or your lender. Standard includes 1 user seat and Premium 3, so colleagues can run reports on one plan.
For commercial brokers and business owners
Know a site's rules before you list, pitch or sign.
1Is it useful for my role?
Yes. Brokers can show a site's district and standards with the code section beside each one. Business owners comparing locations can see the rules first.
2What's included for my role?
- Zoning district and the city's district name
- Height, setbacks, lot coverage, FAR and lot size, each cited
- FEMA flood zone and parcel map
3How do teams like mine use it?
Brokers can add the report to a listing package or tour book, so clients see the cited rules. A business owner can run the two or three locations on a shortlist before signing a lease, then confirm the use with the planning department.
4What does a team like mine pay?
- One site: a single report is $39.99, one-time, no subscription.
- A few sites a month: Basic is $99.99/mo for 5 reports and 1 user.
- A team running reports every week: Standard is $399.99/mo for 25 reports and 1 user seat.
5Can I share it?
Yes. Every report downloads as a PDF you can send to your team, client or advisers. Each value carries its code section and every source is dated, so whoever receives it can check it. A broker can hand it to a client or a tenant's advisers. Standard includes 1 user seat and Premium 3, so colleagues can run reports on one plan.
For lenders, title and escrow
An early land-use screen before the formal report.
1Is it useful for my role?
As an early screen, yes. Spot land-use questions at intake, before the formal zoning report is ordered for the file.
2What's included for my role?
- Zoning district and the city's district name
- Height, setbacks, lot coverage, FAR and lot size, each cited
- FEMA flood zone, parcel map, sources and dates
- Questions to bring to the city
3How do teams like mine use it?
Run the address when a file opens, flag anything marked "Check with city", and order the zoning report, survey and title work the transaction needs. The report helps you ask better questions earlier.
4What does a team like mine pay?
- A team running reports every week: Standard is $399.99/mo for 25 reports and 1 user seat.
- High volume: Premium is $999.99/mo for 100 reports and 3 user seats. Above that, Enterprise is custom; talk to us.
- Extra reports on any plan are $24.99 each. Annual billing saves 15%.
5Can I share it?
Yes. Every report downloads as a PDF you can send to your team, client or advisers. Each value carries its code section and every source is dated, so whoever receives it can check it. Add it to the file as an early land-use screen. Standard includes 1 user seat and Premium 3, so colleagues can run reports on one plan.
For real estate and land-use attorneys
Code sections you can check before you advise.
1Is it useful for my role?
Yes, as a cited starting point. Every standard shows the code section it came from, so you can read the source before you advise.
2What's included for my role?
- Zoning district and the city's district name
- Height, setbacks, lot coverage, FAR and lot size, each cited
- FEMA flood zone, parcel map, sources and dates
- Overlay and historic districts where mapped
3How do teams like mine use it?
Open the cited sections, note any item flagged to confirm with the city, and verify with the jurisdiction as part of your normal review.
4What does a team like mine pay?
- One site: a single report is $39.99, one-time, no subscription. Many matters need only one.
- A few sites a month: Basic is $99.99/mo for 5 reports and 1 user.
- A team running reports every week: Standard is $399.99/mo for 25 reports and 1 user seat.
5Can I share it?
Yes. Every report downloads as a PDF you can send to your team, client or advisers. Each value carries its code section and every source is dated, so whoever receives it can check it. Share it with a client or co-counsel as a cited starting point. Standard includes 1 user seat and Premium 3, so colleagues can run reports on one plan.
For architects and engineers
Cited setbacks and height on day one.
1Is it useful for my role?
Yes. Get the parcel's cited setbacks, height, lot coverage and floor area ratio before you open the code.
2What's included for my role?
- Zoning district and the city's district name
- Height, setbacks, lot coverage, FAR and lot size, each cited
- FEMA flood zone, parcel map, sources and dates
- Overlay and design-review districts where mapped
3How do teams like mine use it?
Use the cited values to start the project's zoning summary, then verify each section in the adopted code and confirm open items with the planner before design gets far.
4What does a team like mine pay?
- One site: a single report is $39.99, one-time, no subscription.
- A few sites a month: Basic is $99.99/mo for 5 reports and 1 user.
- A team running reports every week: Standard is $399.99/mo for 25 reports and 1 user seat.
5Can I share it?
Yes. Every report downloads as a PDF you can send to your team, client or advisers. Each value carries its code section and every source is dated, so whoever receives it can check it. Send it to the client and consultants so everyone starts from the same cited rules. Standard includes 1 user seat and Premium 3, so colleagues can run reports on one plan.
For appraisers and insurers
The district and flood zone, cited and dated.
1Is it useful for my role?
As a starting point. The district, cited standards and FEMA flood zone for one address, with the sources and dates listed.
2What's included for my role?
- Zoning district and the city's district name
- Height, setbacks, lot coverage, FAR and lot size, each cited
- FEMA flood zone, parcel map, sources and dates
3How do teams like mine use it?
Use the district and cited standards as inputs to your own analysis, and the sources-and-dates table to document where each one came from.
4What does a team like mine pay?
- One site: a single report is $39.99, one-time, no subscription.
- A team running reports every week: Standard is $399.99/mo for 25 reports and 1 user seat.
- High volume: Premium is $999.99/mo for 100 reports and 3 user seats. Above that, Enterprise is custom; talk to us.
5Can I share it?
Yes. Every report downloads as a PDF you can send to your team, client or advisers. Each value carries its code section and every source is dated, so whoever receives it can check it. Standard includes 1 user seat and Premium 3, so colleagues can run reports on one plan.
For buyers and land owners
Learn what you can build before you buy, build or sell.
1Is it useful for my role?
Yes. See what the rules allow on a lot, in plain language with the code section beside each value.
2What's included for my role?
- Zoning district and the city's district name
- Height, setbacks, lot coverage, FAR and lot size, each cited
- FEMA flood zone, parcel map, sources and dates
- Questions to bring to the city
3How do teams like mine use it?
Read the short answer, then take the "Questions to bring to the city" page to the planning counter or to your agent, architect or attorney.
4What does a team like mine pay?
- One site: a single report is $39.99, one-time, no subscription.
- No account or subscription needed for one report.
5Can I share it?
Yes. Every report downloads as a PDF you can send to your team, client or advisers. Each value carries its code section and every source is dated, so whoever receives it can check it. Send it to your agent, architect or attorney.


A cited first look at one property
- The zoning district
- Key standards with code citations
- Overlay and historic districts where mapped
- The FEMA flood zone
- The planning department's contact details
Early in the process, where it saves the most
Early screen
Check the district, the cited standards and the FEMA flood zone for one address.
Spot questions
Get a ready list of questions to bring to the city.
Order the formal documents
Order the zoning verification letter, survey, title work or other documents your deal needs.
One report, or a plan for your team
Single reports are $39.99. Teams running several a month save with Standard or Premium. For higher volume or a contract, talk to us.