Choose the right starting point for your local workflow.
Start with core local research, add advanced intelligence and monitoring when you need it, or operationalize the data in your systems. Municipal pilots remain a guided path because they need a defined geography, review workflow, and procurement scope.
What is the smallest, clearest next step for your team?
Choose the situation closest to yours. We will show the appropriate plan, what it supports, and the practical next action.
Starter
Start with the core parcel research workflow: local records, priority signals, watchlists, and export-ready evaluation.
- Self-serve trial and onboarding path
- Parcel record, map, and priority signals
- Watchlists, saved report views, and CSV exports
- Scoped assistant for local property research
Individual researchers validating the core local workflow.
What happens nextStart the self-serve trial and validate the core local research workflow.
The buying path follows the depth of work you need to do.
The local property and evidence model stays connected. What changes is the depth of research, monitoring, reporting, and delivery you need.
- 01Validate soloStart with Starter when one analyst needs to prove the local workflow.
- 02Go deeperMove to Professional for advanced research, monitoring, and reporting.
- 03Deliver intelligence into systemsUse Enterprise / Data for recurring exports, datasets, licensing, or API scope.
- 04Pilot public-sector operationsUse a Municipal Pilot when the workflow must fit training and procurement review.
Plan fit starts with the records and workflow you actually need.
Coverage, source freshness, historical depth, and delivery requirements should be confirmed before a critical rollout or data commitment.
Start with a clear first step, then grow when the workflow proves itself.
Begin in Starter for core research, choose Professional for advanced intelligence and monitoring, or talk with us about delivery scope and public-sector pilots.