Once you’re connected, your assistant can do a handful of things with your Land
Insights account — look up parcels, value them, pull comps, and research markets.
You never pick these yourself: you ask in plain English, and your assistant
chooses the right one and fills in the details.
Most actions cost a small number of tokens — your Pro plan includes a
generous monthly amount to spend. A few are free, and you’re never charged for
empty results or errors. Here’s the full list.
Look up a parcel’s full details — owner, address, acreage, zoning, valuation, terrain (slope and elevation), soil types with septic limiting features, land capability, flood frequency, and water table depth, road frontage, and more
10 tokens
Get an AI-estimated value for a parcel — price, price per acre, and a confidence rating
10 tokens
Search for parcels by APN or owner name in a county
10 tokens
Pull every parcel in a county, ZIP, or area that matches your filters
30 tokens
Get a satellite image of a parcel, its boundary outlined in blue and the whole lot — plus a peek at the neighbors — in frame
30 tokens
See the full portfolio of properties a parcel’s owner holds, with totals
Read the listings on your Deal Flow board — address, county, acreage, price, listing grade, price advantage, days on market, traction, expected profit, suggested action, and the key contract dates
Free
These are your own deals, straight from the disposition board you already use in
the app. It’s read-only — your assistant can look, summarize, and reason over
your pipeline, but changes still happen in the app.
Find a property owner’s phone numbers — with line type and Do Not Call status — from the owner and address already on the parcel
20 tokens per match
Skip trace a person by name and mailing address, even if they aren’t tied to a parcel
20 tokens per match
No match, no charge — you only pay when contact info comes back. Skip tracing has
a tighter rate limit than the rest of the toolkit (it leans on an outside data
provider), so large batches run a little slower.
