Find the site and the owner before a listing exists.
Land Quotient loads each county's assessor roll whole, joins ownership and portfolio data to every parcel, and lets you stage what you find into a survey your client will open.
What makes the map worth opening.
The whole roll
Each published market carries its county's complete assessor roll. Austin alone is 373,541 parcels at $389.44B assessed. Ten markets are live today at 6,185,420 parcels and $4.63T.
Owners and everything else they hold
Click a parcel, see who holds it, then walk every other parcel that holder owns. The Phoenix Convention Center parcel resolves to City of Phoenix and a portfolio of 4,188 parcels.
Ask for parcels in a sentence
The filter reads plain English. "Commercial or office parcels over half an acre worth more than $10M" came back with 1,666 of 1,742,663.
What you get on the $29 plan.
- Assessor parcel layer with owner, assessed value, lot size and land use
- Ownership and portfolio rollups, including holding entities and back offices
- Zoning by city, mapped as areas you can filter on
- Development pipeline and entitlement points
- Demographics from the American Community Survey by census tract
- Plain English parcel search across every layer at once
- Survey builder to stage sites, draw a radius, compare and plan the tour
- One branded map link to send a client
- A CRM of deals, stages, companies and people that the parcel data enriches
Four moves from market to client link.
Pick the market
Choose a published county and the whole roll loads. No sampling, no import step, no waiting on a data vendor.
Search the roll
Filter by asset type, value, lot size and zoning, or type the requirement as a sentence and let it set the filters.
Stage the shortlist
Pull candidates into a survey, add your own pins, draw the radius and shade the demographics that matter to the requirement.
Send the map
Share one branded link. Your client opens a map, not a PDF, and the tour plan comes off the same screen.
What people ask before they start the trial.
What does it cost?
$29 a month. The first 30 days are free and no card is taken at signup.
Which markets are live?
Ten counties are published today, covering 6,185,420 parcels and $4.63T in assessed value. The published list is on the markets page inside the app and grows as counties are added.
Where does the data come from?
County assessor rolls, city zoning and permit layers, and the American Community Survey. It is refreshed from the counties on a schedule.
Who is it for?
Tenant rep brokers working a live requirement, developers reading zoning and entitlements, investors and acquisitions teams looking for owners, and investment sales brokers mapping a product type.
Can my client see it without an account?
Yes. A shared survey is a public link. Only your own seat needs the subscription.
Start on the free month.
Thirty days free and no card at signup. Pick a market, search the roll, and send a client a map before the trial is up.
Kevin Krone, founder. Fifteen years operating institutional real estate before building AI for it.
Related