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What can this land actually support? Find out before you buy it.

Enter any US or Canadian parcel and get its free Off-Grid Score in about a minute: water, legal, energy, hazard, food, and buildability, read from the records at the exact coordinates, not from the listing. The $79 Property Report then shows the data behind every number, what the land will cost to develop, and what to confirm before you commit.

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The six readings

weighted, 100 points
Why these six, and why these weights

Water access and legal restrictions are the biggest deal-breakers, because no amount of effort fixes a parcel you cannot get water to or cannot legally live on. That is why they carry the most weight. Energy, hazard, food, and buildability then decide whether the land can support the life you want: enough sun to run solar, low enough flood and wildfire risk to sleep easy, soil and a growing season for a garden, and ground you can actually build on.

Water Access & Rights

25%

Can you get water here? Rainfall, aquifer, well depth, and water rights.

Legal & Access

20%

Can you legally live off-grid? Zoning, permits, road access, and restrictions.

Energy Potential

15%

Can you run solar? Peak sun hours, system sizing, and cost estimates.

Natural Hazard Risk

15%

What could go wrong? Flood zones, wildfire, seismic, and storm risk.

Food Production

15%

Can you grow food? Hardiness zone, growing season, soil type, and rainfall.

Buildability

10%

Can you build here? Slope, drainage, septic feasibility, and foundation.

Property Report$79

Walk into the deal knowing exactly what it takes: development cost estimates for well, septic, solar, road, and clearing, plain-language explanations of every risk flag, and a before-you-buy checklist tailored to this exact parcel.

Worth it before you wire money

At $79 the report costs less than a single soil test, and it covers the ground a preliminary site assessment would: what the land can support, what it will cost to develop, and which problems to confirm before you commit. On a five-figure or six-figure land purchase, that is a small price to catch a deal-breaker early.

What's in the Property Report

Risk flags with explanations

Deal-breakers identified and explained in plain language

Development cost estimates

Well, septic, solar, road, and clearing, budgeted with local rates

Sub-scores for all six readings

See where the property is strong and where it falls short

Before-you-buy checklist

Prioritized steps specific to this property

Property-specific next steps

What to verify on-site and what to do before you buy, tailored to your parcel

A permanent link and a PDF

Re-open or re-download the report any time

GoOffGrid
Score Report
Coconino County, Arizona · 15 acres · $45,000
Significant Challenges
3 Risk Flags
The Bottom Line

Water makes or breaks this property. At 16 inches of annual rainfall with wells running 400–600 feet deep, your single largest cost and risk is underground. Everything else works: excellent solar...

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68/100
Coconino County, AZ
15 acres · $45,000 · 3 risk flags
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How it works

  1. Enter the address or coordinates. We read the parcel: rainfall, wells, sun, soil, slope, flood and wildfire maps, road access, zoning authority. About a minute.
  2. The free Off-Grid Score arrives on screen and in your inbox: the 0-100 number, what it means, and how many risk flags were found.
  3. If the parcel is worth a closer look, unlock the Property Report for that parcel. Permanent link, PDF included.
$79one time, per property. The Off-Grid Score is free.

Bought the report and then bought the land? The Homestead Plan for that parcel is $49 instead of $99.

The score is a screening tool, not a substitute for a site visit, a test well, or a survey. How the readings are weighted and where the data comes from is on How It Works.