BuildabilityDocs
Buildability documentation
Buildability answers one question for a parcel of land: what can be built here, and what is the record that says so. These docs cover using the product, how every number is made, and putting the checker on your own site.
On this page
Start here
- QuickstartScore your first parcel for free in under a minute, then decide on the report.
- Core conceptsThe parcel, the Score and the report, receipts, landmines, the Atlas and certificates.
- The ScoreHow the 0–100 number is made: factors, weights, landmine caps, grades and versions.
- WidgetTwo lines of HTML put a co-branded checker on any city or company website.
Browse the docs
Using Buildability
- PropertiesEvery way to search, property tabs, saving and stages, comparing, map tools and deep links.
- Find & BulkScreen the lots on the map, have Geo screen an area, and score a list of up to 500.
- The Property ReportExactly what the free Score shows and what the paid report adds, line by line.
- GeoThe assistant that works the parcel: what to ask, what it costs, and its tools.
- Documents & certificatesMemos and decks, editing and sharing, and certificates anyone can verify.
- Keyboard shortcutsEvery shortcut: the palette, Geo, tabs, the Design studio, Find and Documents.
- Secrets & hidden featuresSixteen power moves hiding in plain sight.
Data & methodology
- The Zoning AtlasWhat a lot can hold by right, every number quoted from the code.
- Data sources & receiptsEvery dataset a report reads, how failures differ from empties, and the receipt on every number.
- Accuracy & limitsWhat each finding establishes, where the record is thin, and what to check before you act.
Integrate
- For cities & partnersCity accounts, confirming your code, Section 104 inventories and the Partner Console.
Account & billing
- Pricing & billingWhat’s free, what a report costs, Pro, refunds and receipts.
- Accounts, teams & privacySigning in, account types, team roles, exporting and deleting your data.
Attribution
If you show the Score to others, attribute it as “Buildability Score (buildability.us)” next to the number, and keep the methodology version with any score you store. See Versions.
Buildability reads public records. Records can be wrong or out of date. Verify before you act. Nothing here is an appraisal, a survey or an official zoning determination. See Accuracy & limits.