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.

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



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.