Urthmapper runs your buy box against the county's own parcel roll, throws out what fails flood, wetlands, access and soil, traces the owners who are left, and puts the survivors on a private map console. Each lead we deliver goes to one buyer.
Qualifying one parcel means the assessor's site, a flood map, a wetlands layer, a soil survey and a skip tracer. A bought list skips all of that, and the same rows go to every other buyer who paid for it.
A private, password-gated console on your own subdomain. It opens in any browser and there is nothing to install.
Satellite in 2D, a 3D globe, or terrain with your leads draped on real elevation. Switch on flood zones, value heat, hex density, or arcs from each parcel to where its owner lives.
Every lead is graded A to D and sorted. Filter to out-of-state owners, heirs and estates, tax-delinquent parcels, dissolved entities or a budget, and sort by score, price per acre, frontage or years held.
Owner and phones, value band with recorded comps, flood, soil, buildable acres, road access and a plain-language read on why it scored. Call, text and a printable offer letter sit on the same card.
On a phone the stack becomes a pull-up sheet and the console saves to your home screen. Star the parcels you want to walk and it plans the drive between them.
Each comp carries the recorded instrument it came from. The wetlands test runs on the parcel's own boundary. Buildable acres states which method produced it. The score opens to show every point it added or took away.
Your deal-breakers run against the roll before anything reaches you. What lands in your stack is what survived them.
FEMA flood zone, federal wetlands tested on the parcel's own outline, protected habitat, a soil build score from the USDA survey, buildable acres and road access from Census centerlines.
Traced, then checked against the name on the roll. Wrong-person matches are refused. Do-not-call, known-litigator and deceased results are flagged on the lead.
A low-to-high value band built from recorded sales where the county publishes them, each comp graded and linked to its record. Where it doesn't, the estimate is labeled as an estimate.
Years held, tax delinquency, an owner in another state, a portfolio of parcels, an estate or a dissolved company. The signals that make someone pick up.
When public record can't answer it, the lead says so. Road access is tested physically, against Census road centerlines. A tract served by a recorded easement looks exactly like a landlocked one from that data, so the verdict points you to the plat and the title commitment. Utilities read as confirmed or likely, never as a guess dressed up as a fact.
Cheap land is easy to find. An owner with a reason to sell it is the lead. These run on top of your buy box.
We don't sell territory. Another buyer can work your county; they don't get your parcel. A lead we deliver to you is not delivered to anyone else, and that holds after you cancel.
Leads you haven't unlocked stay locked for real: no owner name, no address, no contact and no exact pin, in the list or on the map. A list broker sells the same rows to you and to your competitors on the same afternoon.
On one batch we traced all twenty-five owners and delivered fourteen. The other eleven came back as the wrong person, a disconnected line or an owner who had died, so we refused them and wrote down why, by name and reason.
A list would have sold you all twenty-five.
Cold outreach to property owners is regulated. The console is built so the wrong call is hard to make.
You describe what you buy, once. We do the county engineering.
Counties, acreage, price band, land types, must-haves like road access and power, and the deal-breakers you never want to see. Unusual boxes are fine: frontage minimums, mobile-home lots, teardowns, long-hold owners only.
Your rules run against the county's own roll, then the screens, then the trace. Some markets need their own engineering: Tampa needed neighborhood polygons, Duval needed quotas per product type with ZIP carve-outs, Houston needed logic for a city with no zoning.
A private console on your own subdomain, leads graded A to D, the top of the stack ready to call. A standard box lands within three days of yes. Fresh leads follow every month.
Pick the number of leads you can actually work. One closed land deal covers years of it.
Counts are what your box yields, capped by the county roll. We don't pad a batch.
Annual = two months free and setup waived · Onboarding $249, +$99 per extra county, one time
Custom-engineered buy boxes from $497 · Counties change setup once, never the monthly
Statewide or national box? Tell us on the form and we'll quote it.
“Qualifying a parcel used to mean five websites and an afternoon, and the list I bought had already gone to everyone else. I built Urthmapper so the checking is done before the lead exists, and so the lead that reaches you is yours.”