Reports & exports · every finding cited

The report that
survives the meeting.

One credit turns a live lookup into a committee-ready PDF, memo, deck, or certificate — with every finding cited to the federal dataset it came from.

First 3 reports free · No card needed · ~20 seconds

From verdict to deliverable

The engine’s output, export-ready.

This panel is the product’s own report summary — genuine engine output for the sample parcel used across the site, never invented numbers.

  • Every finding cited

    Each factor names its dataset — FEMA NFHL, USGS, EPA, USDA SSURGO — queried live on every fresh run.

  • Deterministic, not generated

    The composer assembles the engine’s numbers. Same inputs, same report, forever.

  • Ready to hand over

    Export the PDF, cut the IC memo, or share a link — whatever the room expects.

app.buildability.us/app/report/austin-tx-1207-w-30thfull report · 1 credit
Decision

Decision

Promising for initial due diligence

No scored factor currently indicates a material initial-screening concern.

Moderate confidence · 6 of 9 factors available

89

Why this is the decision

  • Mapped flood exposure is lowFEMA zone X — minimal flood risk.Estimated
  • Mapped earthquake exposure is lowSeismic hazard: low.Estimated
  • Mapped radon exposure is lowRadon risk: low.Estimated

What this could support

Likely units3Estimated · Calculated from the available zoning and parcel dimensions.
Buildable area5,401 sfEstimated · The current binding constraint is density cap (12 du/ac).
Height35 ftEstimated · Approximately 3 floors.

What it’s worth

$423K – $425KEstimated

What similar homes sell for, as-is.

Recommended next step

Test whether the deal works

The site clears the initial screen; economics are the next question.

What's inside

Six chapters.All sourced.

Each card maps to a section of the live report and names its source.

Property identification

Address, APN, owner of record, and lot acreage for the exact parcel — not a radius guess.

Regrid parcel fabric

Score & factors

The 0–100 Buildability Score™ with all 9 weighted sub-scores, each carrying a plain-English note.

Score engine · methodology v2

Zoning envelope

Designation plus the standards that bind: max height, FAR, lot coverage, and minimum lot size.

Zoneomics · municipal codes

Hazards & environment

Flood zone, seismic hazard, wildfire potential, radon zone, and soil suitability — queried live at run time.

FEMA · USGS · EPA · USDA

Utilities & infrastructure

Proximity to power, water, and road access — the make-or-break question for rural and edge parcels.

OpenStreetMap infrastructure

Market context

Valuation and rent estimates with their low–high ranges, plus neighborhood demographics.

RentCast · Census ACS

One credit, four artifacts

Pick the shape the room expects.

The same engine output, composed for different audiences — a lender, a committee, a council, a counterparty.

1 credit = 1 report or deliverable. Credits never expire.

01

Full report · PDF export

The whole picture — identification, score, envelope, hazards, utilities, market — as a presentation-ready PDF.

02

IC memo

One page a partner can read cold: recommendation, the buildable envelope, and the factor table with watch items.

03

Deck

The memo cut into slides for the room — verdict, envelope, risk profile, evidence, and the ask.

04

Certificate

A scored claim with an ID anyone can check at /verify — the engine recomputes the number on demand.

Every finding cites its source — five federal agencies, queried live on every fresh run

CensusFEMAUSGSEPAUSDA

Audit the whole chain — datasets, refresh cadence, methodology notes — on the data sources page.

The economics

A consultant memo vs one credit

The deliverable your committee expects, without the invoice or the wait.

Feasibility memo, the old way

Time to a deliverable
2–3 weeks
Cost
$3,500+
Citations
rarely included
Repeatability
one professional's judgment
Verification
take their word for it

Buildability™ deliverables

Time to a deliverable
~20 seconds
Cost
One credit — $29 → $6
Citations
every finding names its dataset
Repeatability
same inputs, same report, forever
Verification
certificate ID, recomputed at /verify

A screening deliverable, not a replacement for entitlement counsel on the deal you pursue.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What does a full report contain?

Everything the engine pulled: property identification, the nine-factor score, the zoning envelope, hazards, utilities, and market context — each finding citing the dataset it came from.

How long does it take?

About 20 seconds. Sources are queried live on every fresh run — nothing is estimated — and successful lookups are cached server-side for up to 7 days, so a repeat lookup is instant.

Is the report written by AI?

No. Reports, memos, and decks come from a deterministic composer: every figure is the Score engine’s own output, so the document is as recomputable and auditable as the number.

Can someone else verify my report?

Yes — certificates carry an ID anyone can check at /verify, where the engine recomputes the score. Your committee doesn’t have to trust the PDF; it can check the math.

What does it cost?

One credit per deliverable — $29, sliding to $6 at volume, and credits never expire. Your first 3 reports are free, no card needed.

Walk in with the answer.

Run any U.S. address and export the deliverable — the verdict takes about 20 seconds.

Run your first report free

First 3 reports free · No card needed · All 50 states