Listing and buyer's agents
Answer the questions buyers ask before they ask them. Your name and branding on every report, and a whole listing sheet in one run.
For agents, brokerages and home buyers
Know the property before the showing.
PropertyDX turns federal, state and county public records into one clear report for any address: flood zone, water and sewer, nearby regulated sites, soils, utilities and more. Every fact names its source and date.
Invite-only beta · North Carolina, Florida and Texas
Built on public records from
- FEMA
- EPA
- USGS
- USDA NRCS
- U.S. Census Bureau
- FCC
- NC, FL & TX agencies
How it works
From address to report in minutes.
- 1
Enter an address, or a whole list
Type one address, or upload a spreadsheet of up to 50 listings at a time.
- 2
We check the public record
Dozens of federal, state and county sources, each measured from this property's own location.
- 3
Share a report that cites everything
A PDF with a map, your name and branding, and the source and date behind every finding.
What's in a report
The facts buyers ask about, gathered in one place.
Measured distances and official designations, written plainly. No guesses, no scores.
Flood zone
The FEMA flood zone for the property and the map it comes from.
Water and sewer
The public water system mapped to the address, or the well and septic permits on record.
Regulated sites nearby
Superfund, brownfield, cleanup and permitted facilities, by distance and direction.
Radon
The county's EPA radon zone and nearby readings, with the next step: test the home.
Soils
What the USDA soil survey maps at the property, such as shrink-swell or seasonally wet soil.
Infrastructure
Transmission lines, pipelines, antenna structures and data centers nearby.
Utilities
Electric, gas, water and internet providers for the address.
Year built
When the home was built, and the disclosures that follow from it, such as lead paint before 1978.
Florida and Texas add their own state records, from storm-surge evacuation zones to water districts and oil and gas wells.
Download a sample report (PDF)
A real report with the address and anything that would identify the home removed.
Precise by design
Anchored to the property itself.
A report is only as good as where it starts. We place each address from the state's own address records and county parcel data, then measure from there.
- State address points and county lot lines for North Carolina, Florida and Texas.
- When an address can't be matched with confidence, we ask rather than guess.
- Every distance is measured from this property, never from a neighborhood average.
Who it's for
Made for the people closest to the sale.
Brokerages and teams
One account for the office, shared client profiles, and consistent, sourced reports from every agent.
Home buyers
Check the public record on a home you're considering, then share the report with your agent.
Why PropertyDX
Facts you can stand behind.
Every fact is sourced
Each finding names the agency or dataset behind it and the date we retrieved it.
This property only
Measured from the home itself. No neighborhood scores, and no school, crime or demographic data.
Facts, not verdicts
What the records say and where to look next. Not an inspection, appraisal or health assessment.
Built for volume
A 50-home listing sheet in minutes, with a triage spreadsheet to see what matters first.
Coverage
North Carolina, Florida and Texas.
Statewide address and parcel records for all three, alongside the national sources every report uses. More states to come.
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Somewhere else?
Hear when we reach your state.
Agents across the country are asking for PropertyDX. Tell us your state and we'll email you when it launches there.
Pricing
Simple plans. Cancel anytime.
Every account starts with free reports. Free during the invite-only beta.
For agents
Starter · Pro
One agent, from 100 reports a month
$49 / month
Pro is $99 a month
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Good to know.
Is this an inspection or an appraisal?
No. A PropertyDX report gathers public records about the property's location. It is not an inspection, appraisal, environmental assessment or health assessment, and it does not certify a property's condition. Where a record points somewhere, the report says who to ask next.
Where does the data come from?
From public agencies: FEMA, the EPA, USGS, the USDA, the Census Bureau and the FCC, and state and county agencies in North Carolina, Florida and Texas. Every finding names its source and the date it was retrieved.
Which states do you cover?
North Carolina, Florida and Texas today, with statewide address and parcel records for each. More states are planned.
Do you include school, crime or demographic data?
No, never. Reports describe the property itself, not the neighborhood or the people in it, and contain no scores or rankings.
Can I cancel?
Yes, at any time from your account. You keep access until the end of the period you've paid for. Fees are non-refundable.
How do I get access?
PropertyDX is in an invite-only beta. Request an invite below and we'll be in touch.
I'm buying a home, not an agent. Can I use it?
Yes. Personal accounts are for home buyers: three free reports, then a Buyer Pass for your whole search. You can share any report with your agent.
Request an invite
Join the beta.
We're opening PropertyDX to agents, brokerages and buyers a few at a time. Tell us about you and we'll be in touch.
- Free during the beta
- 50% off for six months when the beta ends
- Your details are used only to reply to you