Score 3 sites free. No card required.

Start free

Founding teams lock in $5,000 for year one. Renews at $10,000/year. Choose Platinum

Pays for itself on one site.

The Gold plan is $300 a month, about what it costs to have a single site professionally scored.

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Gold

$300/month

Address lookup and site screening. Check the sites you already have.

  • Any Ohio or Texas address
  • 9% location score, plus Ohio 4%
  • Nearby deals, parcels, and amenities
  • A site report you can send
Score 3 sites free

No card for the trial. Gold adds unlimited individual lookups.

Platinum

Founding price

$5,000$10,000first year

Statewide ranking and discovery. Find sites worth pursuing.

  • Everything in Gold
  • Every tract in the state, ranked
  • 4% tract scans and portfolios
  • Saved tract workspaces and notes
  • Program and source updates as published
Choose Platinum

First year at the founding price. Renews at $10,000/yr.

Public sector

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For counties, cities, and land banks.

  • Which of your sites score
  • Reports to hand developers
  • Priced for public budgets
  • Purchase orders welcome

Priced per agency.

What a score costs today

Have a site professionally scored

$300

on average, and it can take days

TracTone Gold plan

$300

a month, as many sites as you want

Pays for itself with

1 site

a month

Questions

How do the three free sites work?
Create an account and verify your email to score three distinct sites. No card is required. Repeat views of a scored site are free. Choose Gold when you need more sites; you are never charged automatically for the free trial.
What does Platinum add?
Gold checks the sites you already have. Platinum ranks every tract in the state, so you can go find new ones.
What happens after the founding year?
It automatically renews at $10,000 a year until canceled. Review the renewal price before payment and cancel through Plan & billing.
Does a high score mean we'll win?
No. We screen the site using official location criteria. Ohio 9% scores are tract-only subtotals; project-level points and application requirements still need separate review.

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