What arrives in the conversation is a structured preview plus a deep link to the full report, so treat it as the screen rather than the final word — enough to rule a parcel in or out, not a substitute for the permit set. That is still the expensive part of the question: it is the pass that a zoning consultant normally charges four figures to complete.
A property intelligence server for US addresses, drawing on ReadyPermit's assembly of more than twenty government data sources across all fifty states. An address is geocoded first, then returned as a structured preview of the property's zoning and risk position, with a link through to the full Buildability Report.
- A zoning and buildability analysis for any US address
- An accessory dwelling unit eligibility check
- FEMA flood zone and environmental risk for the parcel
- Two to five properties compared side by side
- A direct answer to "what can I build here" for one property
Npx on your PATH. MAPBOX_TOKEN is recommended — it is what geocodes the address — and a ReadyPermit API key is optional. The first full report is free with no signup.