For Maryland town governments

Every lot in town. Scored, mapped, re-checked nightly.

Type your town. The register builds itself from 14 public sources while you watch, so the first vacant-lot list is ready before the next council meeting.

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Town map with every parcel colored by status and public-record dots for foreclosures, 311 requests and permits

Laurel, MD: 5,888 parcels, foreclosures and 311 requests on the same map.

  • Fourteen sources, one map

    State assessments, sales, FEMA flood, septic or sewer, program areas; foreclosures, permits and 311 in Prince George's.

  • Notices that cite your ordinance

    Issue a dated, ordinance-cited notice from the parcel page once we verify you represent the town.

  • Board-ready in one click

    A PDF of what changed, what's flagged, and why, with every line traceable to a public record.

What you get

One parcel's page with owner, mailing address, sales, flood and septic facts
One parcel, every record it belongs to.
Dashboard with counts of occupied, watch and vacant parcels and last night's alerts
What changed last night, every morning.
Phone screen showing the parcel you are standing on, with owner and a photo button
Walk a lot; the phone knows which parcel you're on.

Town plan · most Maryland towns

$149/month

14-day free trial, no card. Then choose a plan, or pay by invoice or purchase order.

Towns under 500 parcels start at $49. Up to 10,000 parcels at $299. Never priced by the seat.

Is this really all public data?
Yes. Every fact on a parcel links to the public record it came from: Maryland SDAT, MD iMap, FEMA, Maryland Planning and DHCD, and Prince George's County open data where you're in that county. We never buy private data.
Does the register call a lot vacant on its own?
No. Records can raise a parcel to Watch or Likely vacant. Only a person's observation, with a date and optionally a photo, marks it Vacant. That's what holds up in a hearing.
Do we need IT or a GIS person?
No. Pick your town, and the register builds in minutes for most towns. It runs in a browser and on phones; there's nothing to install.
Every lot in town, scored and mapped · Lots & Parcel