Regrid alternative and Regrid API alternative for land values and comps
LandPricer is a Regrid alternative for land investors, brokers, lenders and proptech teams who already have the parcel and now need to know what it is worth. Regrid is a strong parcel data source: boundaries, owner, acreage and the county's assessed figures, in an app from 10 USD a month or through an API. It does not tell you what vacant land sells for. LandPricer values the parcel from adjusted recorded land sales and returns a market value, a confidence range, the comps behind it and a max offer, one APN at a time, a CSV list at a time, or over REST.
Try it on a parcel you already pulled from Regrid. 3 valuations without an account, no card.
Example parcel
| Sale date | Acres | Price | Price per acre | Distance | |
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| 1 | 2026-06-12 | 10.02 | 41,500 | 4,142 | 0.8 mi |
| 2 | 2026-04-03 | 9.00 | 36,000 | 4,000 | 1.4 mi |
| 3 | 2026-02-21 | 10.40 | 44,900 | 4,317 | 2.1 mi |
| 4 | 2025-11-08 | 7.80 | 30,500 | 3,910 | 3.6 mi |
Example parcel. The figures show the layout of a result, not a recorded sale.
Keep Regrid for parcel geometry, use LandPricer for the price
Keep Regrid if your job is parcel geometry and ownership at scale: drawing boundaries on a map, exporting owner lists for a county, or feeding parcel shapes into a GIS. Its Property App Pro plan costs 10 USD a month or 100 USD a year with 5,000 spreadsheet rows a month, and its self-serve API plans include 2,000 parcel records and 200,000 map tiles a month.
Switch to LandPricer, or add it next to Regrid, when the question is price. The value on a Regrid parcel card is the county assessed value, which is a tax number and often sits well away from what land sells for. LandPricer finds recorded sales of comparable vacant parcels nearby, adjusts each one for size, time, road access, flood zone, wetlands and utilities, shows every adjustment, and labels the result High, Medium or Low confidence.
Many acquisition teams run both: Regrid for the shapes and the owner list, LandPricer for the number that goes on the offer letter.
Regrid vs LandPricer and other Regrid alternatives
The table uses the plans each company publishes at the time of writing. Prices change, so check each pricing page before you buy.
| Feature | Regrid | LandGlide | LandPricer |
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| Built for | Nationwide parcel data, maps, exports and parcel APIs | Property lines and owners on a phone in the field | Pricing vacant land and acreage for offers, listings and lending |
| Entry price | Starter account with 25 lookups a day, Pro 10 USD per month or 100 USD per year | 9.99 USD per user per month or 99.99 USD per year | Investor 79 USD per month, or 39 USD per month billed yearly |
| Team pricing | Team 20 USD per user per month | Seat discounts from 10 to 50 percent | Acquisition plan with 10 seats and a team CRM |
| Value shown | County assessed figures and sale data where the county publishes them | County assessed figures and last sale | Market value from adjusted land comps with a 20th to 80th percentile range |
| Comparable land sales | No | No | Yes, each comp listed with distance, date and adjustments |
| Confidence per parcel | No | No | High, Medium or Low on every value |
| Max offer | No | No | Max offer for flip, wholesale, seller financing, build or hold |
| List exports or pricing | 5,000 spreadsheet rows a month on Pro, then per parcel | No | 5,000 priced rows a month on Pro, 100,000 on Scale |
| API | Self-serve parcel API, 2,000 records a month included, 0.10 to 0.15 USD per extra record | No | Valuation, comps and bulk endpoints on Scale and Enterprise |
Where Regrid wins: price per parcel record, parcel shapes for GIS work, tile layers for your own map, and coverage of owner fields. Where LandPricer wins: a market value you can defend, the comps behind it, a confidence label and an offer worked back from your exit.
Why buyers look for Regrid alternatives
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The value on the parcel is the county assessed value, and in counties that have not reassessed in years it can be half or double the market price
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Parcel records carry the last sale where published, not a list of comparable vacant land sales nearby
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Pricing a 3,000 parcel mailing list still means a second tool or a spreadsheet of manual comps
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Flood zone, wetlands, slope and road frontage are map layers to read, not adjustments to the value
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Developers who need values over an API end up joining a parcel feed to a separate valuation model they have to build and maintain
LandPricer puts the value, the comps, the risk flags and the offer on one parcel record, in the app or in the API response.
Regrid API alternative for land valuation
If you are building a product, a Regrid API key gets you parcel geometry and attributes. It does not get you a land value. The LandPricer parcel data API returns the valuation itself: send an APN with state and county, an address, a point or a polygon, and get market value, the low and high of the range, price per acre, confidence, the method used and the adjusted comps as JSON.
Bulk jobs take a list of parcels and report back through a webhook, so a nightly batch of 20,000 parcels does not need 20,000 synchronous calls. The API comes with the Scale plan, 100,000 calls a month at 749 USD per month billed yearly, and Enterprise adds 300,000 calls and a 99.9 percent uptime SLA. Lenders, iBuyers and land marketplaces use it to put a defensible number next to every listing or collateral file. Keep Regrid in the stack if you need parcel tiles on your own map, and call LandPricer for the price.
How to go from a Regrid parcel to a priced offer
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1. Copy the APN or export the list
Open the parcel in Regrid and copy the APN, or export your filtered county list as CSV with APN, county and state.
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2. Price the parcel or the list
Paste one APN into LandPricer, or upload the CSV to bulk land pricing. Each row comes back with market value, range, price per acre, confidence and a LandPricer Score.
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3. Read the comps and risk flags
Open any Low confidence row to see the comps and their adjustments. Check road distance, flood zone, wetlands, slope and utilities before you trust the number.
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4. Send the offer
Pick your exit strategy in the Deal Calculator and send the max offer, or export the priced list back to your mail house.
Who uses LandPricer next to or instead of Regrid
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Land flippers who pull owner lists from Regrid and need a price on every row before mailing
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Seller financing investors who need a defensible value behind each note they carry
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Land brokers who want comps they can show a seller, not an assessed value
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Lenders and funds documenting how a land collateral value was reached
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Proptech and marketplace teams who need a valuation endpoint, not only a parcel feed
Regrid alternative questions
What is the best alternative to Regrid?
For land investors and lenders who need a price, the best alternative to Regrid is a tool that values land from land sales. LandPricer returns a market value from adjusted comps, a confidence range and a max offer for one APN, a CSV list or an API call. For parcel lines and owners alone, LandGlide, Land ID and county GIS viewers do a similar job.
How much does Regrid cost?
Regrid's Property App has a free Starter account limited to 25 parcel lookups a day, a Pro plan at 10 USD a month or 100 USD a year with 5,000 spreadsheet rows a month, and a Team plan at 20 USD per user per month. Self-serve API plans include 2,000 parcel records a month, with extra records billed at 0.10 to 0.15 USD each.
Does Regrid have an API?
Yes. Regrid sells a parcel API and a tileserver, with self-serve monthly plans and enterprise contracts. The API returns parcel boundaries and attributes such as owner, acreage, land use and assessed value. It does not return a market valuation or comparable land sales, which is what the LandPricer parcel data API adds.
Is Regrid accurate for property lines?
Regrid's parcel lines come from county GIS and assessor data, so they are as accurate as the county's maps. They are good for finding a parcel and its rough shape, but they are not a survey. For a closing, a split or a boundary dispute you still need a licensed surveyor.
Where does Regrid get its data?
Regrid collects parcel data from county assessor and GIS offices across the US and standardizes it into one schema, updated on a rolling county schedule. That is why fields such as assessed value and last sale vary by county. LandPricer starts from parcel data too, then adds recorded vacant land sales to price the parcel.
Is LandPricer more expensive than Regrid?
Yes, because it answers a different question. Regrid Pro is 100 USD a year for parcel maps and exports. LandPricer starts at 39 USD a month billed yearly for single valuations with comps, and list pricing starts on Pro at 99 USD a month billed yearly. One land deal bought 20 percent over market costs more than years of either tool.
Price a parcel you found in Regrid
Enter the APN or address and see the market value, the comps behind it and a max offer next to the assessed value you have now.