See what a piece of land could become.
Explore your ideas, understand the evidence,
and find the questions worth asking.
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Explore coverageA beautiful view is a start. Find out what it takes to build the life you’re picturing, one layer at a time.
Move from a parcel map into 3D terrain. See the contours, explore your concept, and keep the source limitations in view.
Explore every angleFollow actual record retrieval, parcel matches and evidence checks. See supported conclusions and specific remaining dependencies in one research record.
Open a sample reportCompare ideas, gather written answers, and keep your agent, partner and professionals working from the same page.
Bring your peopleA three-bedroom home. A garage for the weekend project. A pool tucked behind the trees. Start with the life you have in mind, then explore how the pieces could fit.
A preliminary envelope can show where validated setback rules leave space. Wetlands, access and wastewater can still change the answer.
A reassuring score is easy to make. A useful decision needs the source, its date, the reason behind the finding, and the exact dependency that could change the answer.
The right question isn’t only “could this fit?” It’s what each option changes, what it leaves unknown, and what it could take to unlock the site.
Illustrative programs. Comparing two concepts does not establish permission for either.
Keep contractor ranges, exclusions and validity dates visible. Unquoted work stays unknown, and overlapping quotes never become an automatic site budget.
The interesting conversations rarely happen in one sitting. Give your buying team a place for the parcel, the possibilities and the answers you’re still waiting for.
Save the scenario, add evidence and assign confirmation tasks with dates and owners.
A designated researcher records what they reviewed and the exact statements confirmed in writing.
Share an expiring report link or export a PDF. Delivered versions stay intact as new evidence creates a new revision.
New England is our starting point. New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania are next. Select a state to see what that means for your search.
State outlines: U.S. Census Bureau, 2024 · simplified for orientation. Source & license
SitePrep investigates whether your idea is supported by the available evidence. Parcel records, validated effective rules and environmental layers can support a preliminary candidate area. Each finding says what it establishes and what it cannot. A physical test, survey, engineering design or discretionary permit decision remains its own requirement.
Explore a home, ADU or lot-split scenario, adjust the program and compare alternatives. House, garage and pool concepts help you picture the site. Their positions and sizes are planning assumptions: a concept that looks good on the map still needs the relevant zoning, wastewater, access and engineering checks.
Automated investigations retrieve public parcel, environmental and available permit records, match them to your property, and check extracted claims against retained evidence. AI helps interpret matched records and draft your program; deterministic rules and calculations check the resulting conclusions. Source outages and missing records stay visible rather than turning into favorable answers.
New Screen, Feasibility and Development products investigate and deliver automatically. You can follow the actual research stages and open the completed report and PDF. A remaining physical test, utility commitment or permit decision is identified separately. Historical purchases that included a named staff review retain their original scope; they are never silently converted into a new product.
Our rollout covers Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut. Parcel connectors and available records differ by municipality; statewide source access does not imply complete local zoning or utility coverage. Before checkout, SitePrep checks the specific parcel, proposed use and required source capabilities. New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania are planned next, with no announced availability date.
Yes. Invite people into a private workspace with defined roles, save scenarios, discuss a report and assign confirmation tasks. Private evidence stays within the workspace. A report can also be shared through an expiring link or exported as a PDF.
Get to know the land before you commit to the dream.
Our public sample uses fictional parcels and findings. Live automated reports depend on parcel-specific evidence and working source capabilities, checked before checkout. A concept is a starting point, never a permit-ready design.