Documentation
The Score, explained. The Widget, embedded.
The Buildability Score is one auditable 0–100 number built from live federal data: zoning, FEMA flood, USGS seismic, USDA soil, EPA radon, USFS wildfire, and utilities. These docs cover how the number is made and how to put the checker on your own site.
The Score
MethodologyWhat the 0–100 number means: every factor and its source, the exact grade and band thresholds, data provenance, and how methodology versions stay auditable forever.
ReadWidget
Websites, no codeTwo lines of HTML embed a co-branded “Can you build here?” checker on any site. Built for city and county websites and the platforms that power them.
ReadSecrets & hidden features
GuideSeventeen power moves hiding in plain sight: shortcuts, free intelligence, and the levers that stretch every dollar.
ReadWhite-label and custom deployments
Cities, counties, and companies can run Buildability under their own brand: your logo, your domain, your residents’ or clients’ experience, with custom data integrations where your jurisdiction has authoritative parcel or zoning layers.
Interested in a white-label deployment, the widget on your domains, or a custom integration? Start with the widget documentation. The drop-in embed is the same one cities use, and it works on any domain.
Attribution
If you display the Score to your users, attribute it as “Buildability Score (buildability.us)” near the number. Every published methodology version is frozen, so a stored score reproduces exactly, today and in ten years.