Free report
Free any property
Anyone checking whether a property is worth a closer look.
- How many findings, and what about
- No account, no card
- Says so when a section is quiet
Pricing
Full report
$95 each
A buyer, or a broker checking one listing.
- Every finding named and explained
- Full report, web and PDF
- Every claim links to its source
Individual
$1,490 a year
A land broker or rural appraiser running these all the time.
- 40 reports a year
- Any beyond that at $95, bought one at a time
- Saved properties
- Alerts when a new well or a compliance action lands on one
Brokerage
$399 a month
A firm with five or more agents.
- 40 reports a year per seat
- Shared property list
- Firm branding on reports
Data license
Put Arizona water inside your own product.
Priced on these four answers, flat annual. Tell me roughly where you land on each and I will come back with a number rather than a discovery call.
- Which parts
- The whole state, one management area or county set, or single feeds on their own: the well registry, measured water levels, management area and subflow boundaries, grandfathered rights and adjudication claims, earth fissures and subsidence, drinking water compliance, parcels and ownership.
- How you take it
- A one off file, a scheduled drop into your own bucket, or a read only connection to query directly.
- How often
- Once, quarterly, monthly, or as each source lands. Some of these move on decade timescales and some land every month.
- What you can do with it
- Internal use, display to your own customers, or redistribute. This is usually the line that moves the price.
None of these include legal advice, a title opinion, or an appraisal. Water records land at the square mile. Acreage, ownership and irrigated ground land on the parcel. Every report says which is which as it goes. Delivery and cadence on a license are agreed in writing before anything moves.