Buildability™
Score a property

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Quickstart

Score any US address for free in about 20 seconds, read what the record says, and open the full report only if you need it. No account is needed for the Score.

Score your first parcel

  1. Open Properties

    Go to Properties. It works signed out. Type an address in Score an address and pick a suggestion, or press Enter.

  2. Watch the sources answer

    The first lookup of an address reads its sources live; each one lights as it answers. A repeat lookup of the same address is instant.

  3. Read the Score

    You get a 0–100 Score, its grade and band, every factor with its sub-score and source, and the hazard detail behind them: flood zone, slope, soil ratings, wildfire, wetlands. Any cap that lowered the Score is named with the record that set it.

  4. Decide on the report

    Locked rows on the page show what the paid report adds: owner and APN, the district’s height, setbacks and FAR, the envelope fitted to this lot, value and comparable sales, incentives. One report is $99. If we can’t reach the official parcel record for the address, you aren’t charged.

  5. Open it

    Signed in, Open the Property Report spends one report from your balance; reopening it later is free. Without an account, buy it as a guest from the checker or an address’s public Score page. It opens as soon as payment goes through, and you can save it to an account afterwards.

Other ways to search

Under More ways to search: coordinates (30.27, -97.74), an APN with its state (0204050817, TX), a pin dropped on the map, or a pasted list of addresses. On a phone, Score where I’m standing uses your location.

What to do next

Core conceptsThe parcel, the Score and the report, receipts, landmines, the Atlas and certificates.The Property ReportExactly what the free Score shows and what the paid report adds, line by line.Find & BulkScreen the lots on the map, have Geo screen an area, and score a list of up to 500.GeoThe assistant that works the parcel: what to ask, what it costs, and its tools.

Didn’t find it? The Help Center answers account and billing questions, and Geo answers questions about a specific parcel inside the app.