The first-look screen that checks what generic land maps skip

Habitability and hazard — not another parcel outline.

Type a U.S. address. TerraScore scores the land for quiet (towers and road noise), radon, water, flood, wildfire, growing season, and cell signal — the questions a buyer actually loses sleep over. Built for acreage in the Appalachian South; works nationwide.

You get a 0–100 score for the use-case you pick, a short explanation, and links to the official maps. We do not list homes for sale or sell anyone’s phone number.

These are screening estimates from public data — not a survey, perc test, title opinion, radio-engineering study, or investment advice.

Score one property

No account needed. One address, $15 / $25 / $35 / $55. Pay, then we email you a PDF.

  1. Enter the address and pick how you want it scored.
  2. Pay securely with a card.
  3. We email the PDF when it’s ready.

See exactly what each tier includes ↓

Optional add-ons · $8 each

Total: $25

Land, water, health

Soil and septic clues, flood, wildfire and a full hazard index, radon potential, streams, wells, wetlands, slope, and growing season — before you drive out.

Quiet is a pillar

RF-quiet from nearby towers and acoustic-quiet from highways, rail, and airports. One score generic land maps do not assemble. Total Quiet →

TN / NC / SC first

Richest parcel and owner notes in Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina. National screens everywhere else — we deepen counties when customers ask.

Score the same land different ways

Every plan includes every use-case. Pick the one that matches what you care about. The same address can look great for a homestead and poor for a flip.

Popular

Off-grid / homestead

Well water, septic, wildfire, and how far you are from town. A good match for the $39 Buyer plan.

Signature

Quiet home

Towers and road/rail/airport noise. Most land tools skip both. Total Quiet →

New

Ham / RF site

Low man-made noise floor and elevation for antennas. Ham-site screen →

New

Health-first

Radon potential, hazards, quiet, and wetlands — framed around what the land may mean for a family.

Popular

Solar

Slope, flood, hazards, and access if you are thinking about panels or a small grid of your own.

Popular

Family / rural home

Everyday living — radon, cell signal, schools, utilities. Same maps, different priorities.

Also included

Land flip

Public clues like absentee owners, long tenure, and tax flags. A check — not a wholesaling platform.

Also included

Tax sale

The same land screen, aimed at tax-sale research. We do not sell phone numbers or promise a deal.

What you get

A score, the reasons behind it, and links to keep researching. See a sample report →

Score · Off-grid / homestead
81
Looks like a strong homestead fit (0–100)
Well potential Quiet from towers Septic: check on site Flood: low concern
Research links
County map · Assessor · FEMA flood map
USGS topo · Geology · FCC broadband
Links open in a new tab so you can check the source.
Layer cards
Soil · Flood · Water · Radon · Well chemistry · Karst · Mines
Quiet (RF + roads + dark sky) · EMI · Cell · Solar · Air
Click any item for a plain-English note and the data source.
PDF / HTML export
A PDF for one property: aerial photo, score,
what passed or failed, and research links.
Accounts can also export a spreadsheet and compare use-cases.

Simple pricing

Pay by the month or save about two months with a yearly plan. Limits are on how many addresses you score — extra teammates on Pro are cheap.

For people shopping land

Buyer

$39 / month
$390 / year

Save $78 vs paying monthly

  • One login · about 50 addresses a month
  • Every use-case, maps, and research links
  • Standard PDF report + spreadsheet export
  • Email support
For brokers and small teams

Pro

$119 / month
$1,190 / year

Save $238 vs paying monthly

  • One login · about 500 addresses a month (buy more if you need them)
  • Put your name and logo on the PDF
  • Compare every use-case, upload a list, refresh live data
  • Add a teammate for $29/month (~$290/year) — they share the same 500
  • Priority email support
Just one address

Single report

$15–35 / address
  • No account required
  • $15 Snapshot · $25 Standard · $35 Deep
  • Pay, then we email the PDF
  • Need several at once? Email us for a pack.

Monthly limits keep public map services from being overloaded. Need more addresses or another login on Pro? Email [email protected] or call (423) 888-0252.

What’s in each plan

Buyer and Pro see the same scores and use-cases. Pro adds volume and team tools.

Buyer $39Pro $119
Every use-case and a 0–100 score
Maps and research links
Layer detail and sources
PDF report + spreadsheet export
Addresses per monthAbout 50About 500, then you can buy more
Compare every use-case at onceUse a $35 Deep report
Upload a list of addresses
Your logo on the PDF
Refresh the live data on demand
SupportEmailPriority email

For land brokers

Pro plan

Hand clients a report with your name on it

After a showing, send a short land report that looks like it came from your office. Same honest screening — not a title search — with your logo on the cover.

  • Buyer PDFs say TerraScore; Pro PDFs can say your firm
  • Easy to email after a tour or a “what do you think of this acreage?” note
  • Add a coworker for $29/month — they share the same 500 addresses
A small team

You don’t buy Pro twice

  • Just you — $119 / about 500 addresses
  • You plus one coworker — $148 / same 500
  • You plus three coworkers — $206 / same 500

Extra people are extra logins, not extra $119 plans. If you run through 500 addresses, buy more scores — not more subscriptions.

One-time reports — $15 / $25 / $35 / $55

Same data as the app, in a PDF. These are first-look estimates, not a survey or a title opinion. Want several addresses at once? Email [email protected] or call (423) 888-0252.

$15 · Snapshot

Quick yes/no for one address

Includes

  • One use-case score (0–100)
  • Aerial map of the point
  • Top land and hazard notes (flood, soil, elevation)
  • Flags if this use-case looks like a poor fit
  • A short set of map links
  • PDF emailed after you pay

Not in this tier

  • Full layer-by-layer breakdown
  • Neighborhood street map
  • Full ownership notes (when the county publishes them)
  • Every use-case scored side by side

Best for: “Is this worth a drive?”

$25 · Standard Recommended

Full report for one use-case

Includes everything in Snapshot, plus

  • Land, access, and ownership notes (when the county publishes them)
  • Close-up aerial and a neighborhood map
  • County map, assessor, flood, and other official links
  • How confident the estimate is, and what we didn’t check
  • PDF emailed after you pay

Not in this tier

  • Every use-case scored side by side
  • A fresh pull of every live data source

Best when you already know how you’d use the land.

$35 · Deep dive

Standard, plus every use-case compared

Includes everything in Standard, plus

  • The same address scored every way, best fit first
  • A note if another use-case looks stronger
  • Fresh public data when we build the PDF
  • The full set of research links
  • PDF emailed after you pay

Still never included

  • An inspection, survey, title search, or legal opinion
  • Owner phone numbers or a promise they’ll sell

Best when you’re still deciding how you’d use the land.

$55 · Deep Diligence

Health, water chemistry, Superfund, EMI

Includes everything in Deep dive, plus

  • Radon, well chemistry, Superfund/TRI, air, karst, mines, and EMI called out
  • A fresh pull of every live public layer
  • Every use-case scored side by side
  • Data-as-of stamps on each layer

Still never included

  • A well test, radon test, RF survey, or Phase I ESA
  • Owner phone numbers or a promise they’ll sell

Best before you bid or drill — the questions generic land maps skip.

$8 add-ons (any report)

Extra called-out screens on the PDF. Deep Diligence already includes these; add them to a cheaper report if you only need one extra look.

  • Well-water chemistry — nearby arsenic / nitrate samples
  • Total Quiet / RF + EMI — towers, HV lines, dark-sky
  • Superfund / TRI proximity — not a Phase I ESA

Common questions

What is TerraScore?

A first-look habitability and hazard screen for a U.S. address — quiet (towers and road noise), radon, water, flood, growing season, and cell. Not a listings site, title search, or owner-phone product.

How much does a report cost?

$15 Snapshot, $25 Standard, $35 Deep dive, $55 Deep Diligence. Optional $8 add-ons: well chemistry, Total Quiet / RF+EMI, Superfund/TRI. Buyer is $39/month; Pro is $119/month.

What does a 0–100 score mean?

Higher is a better / safer fit for the use-case you picked. On most layers, 0.9 also means safer — a wildfire score of 0.9 is lower fire concern, not high risk.

Where is coverage strongest?

National screens everywhere. Parcel and owner notes are richest in Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina — especially East Tennessee. We deepen other counties when customers ask.

Is this a survey, perc test, or title opinion?

No. Screening estimates from public data. Verify material factors with licensed professionals and county records. How we score land in East Tennessee →

What we don’t do

  • Search homes for sale or scrape listing sites
  • Sell phone numbers or “we found the owner” contact lists
  • Issue surveys, title opinions, perc tests, or radio-engineering reports
  • Promise someone will sell or that a deal will cash-flow
  • Replace the county map, your attorney, or an inspector

Where the data is strongest

Owner and parcel details: best in TN, NC, and SC
We have the richest county parcel and owner notes in Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina — including statewide map layers in many counties. Big-city parcels can still be thin.

Most of the U.S.
Address lookup, soil, flood, elevation, streams, a full hazard index, radon, well chemistry, karst, landslide, mines, Superfund/TRI distance, growing season, solar irradiance, air quality, broadband and cell, towers, HV-line EMI, road/rail/airport noise, dark-sky clues, parks, drive time, and wetlands.

Tax-delinquency flags are only where we’ve imported a local list — not a nationwide live feed.

Somewhere else?
Tell us the county you’re looking at. We add and deepen coverage based on customer requests.

How to read scores

  • The overall score is 0–100 for the use-case you picked
  • On most layers, higher is better / safer
  • A wildfire score of 0.9 means lower concern, not high risk
  • Every item has a short explanation and a source

How we score East Tennessee land: FAQ · Data sources