UnlockLand SNAP

Wonder what you could build on a piece of land? UnlockLand Snap tells you.

Point at any property on the map, and we'll run a full feasibility analysis — zoning rules, buildable area, construction costs, and projected returns. No more guessing, no more spreadsheets.

How it works: • Search an address or tap a parcel. Our AI crunches zoning bylaws, setback requirements, market comps, and cost data. You get a detailed report in about 30 seconds.

Each report covers: • Zoning designation and what you're allowed to build • Setback calculations and usable lot area • Estimated construction costs and project timeline • Financial projections — ROI, cap rate, cash-on-cash • Market comparables and current valuation

Save it, share it: Download any report as a clean PDF. Send it to your partner, your lender, or keep it for your own records.

Keep track of everything: Save properties to your project list. Favorite the ones you're serious about. Come back anytime.

Plans & pricing: UnlockLand Snap is a membership — choose the plan that fits: • Pro — unlock 25 building plans every month • Pro+ — unlock 250 building plans every month Both are available as monthly or annual auto-renewable subscriptions, with pricing shown in the app. 1 building plan = 20 credits; each report includes 1–5 plans depending on the address's zoning.

Need more in a busy month? Members can top up anytime with credit packs (5 or 10) that never expire.

Subscription terms: Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. Subscriptions automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account is charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel your subscription in your App Store account settings at any time after purchase.

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Built for investors, developers, agents, and anyone who looks at a piece of land and thinks "what if."