Plotzy vs Regrid: Which Is Better in 2026?

Updated September 3, 2026. Independent editorial; how we research.

Regrid is the parcel dataset you pipe into your own GIS and applications; Plotzy is the finished research application on top of nationwide parcels, with zoning filters and owner contacts, for teams without a data engineer.

Plotzy
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PlotzyRegrid
Starting price$180/monthContact for pricing
Pricing modelSubscriptionQuote-based
Free trialYesNo
Best forReal Estate Brokers, Land Acquisition Teams, DevelopersData Teams, GIS Analysts, Developers
Company sizeSmall, Mid-MarketSmall, Mid-Market, Enterprise
DeploymentCloudCloud, Mobile
Primary categorySite SelectionData & Analytics

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Our Verdict

Plotzy and Regrid both rest on nationwide parcel data, and that is where the similarity ends. Regrid sells standardized parcel data covering 100% of US parcels, with optional building footprints, standardized zoning and daily ownership updates, delivered by API, tiles, feature services or bulk files on quote-based pricing. It is a data product; the value shows up when it lands inside your own tools. Plotzy is an application: 150M+ parcels across 3,200+ counties, updated bi-weekly, with a two-level zoning designation on every parcel, filters for permitted use, lot size, owner type and sale date, a Zoning AI chat, owner contact lookup, folders and CSV export, at $180 or $300 a month.

Regrid wins when you have GIS analysts or engineers and a stack to feed. A proptech product, a lender's underwriting system or a national retailer's internal site-selection model wants complete, standardized parcels with daily ownership refresh, and Regrid's delivery options fit that. It is the wrong purchase for a broker who wants answers on a screen.

Plotzy wins for everyone who needs research, not raw data. There is nothing to integrate, zoning is already attached and searchable, owner contact lookup turns parcels into prospects, and the 7-day trial with no card means a solo broker or land team is productive the same day. Plotzy is not a data feed; API access sits on the custom Scale plan, the product is still labeled beta, and sub-level zoning depth varies by municipality.

Decision rule: if the buyer is a data team, Regrid. If the buyer is a person who needs to find parcels and call owners this week, Plotzy.

Plotzy

Nationwide coverage: 150M+ parcels across 3,200+ counties, updated bi-weekly
Two-level zoning on every parcel, with sub-level filters for finding sites by permitted use
Owner contact lookup, folders, notes and CSV export in the same workflow as search
Published month-to-month pricing and a 7-day trial with no credit card
Still labeled beta; sub-level zoning depth varies by municipality
Owner contacts are metered (100 per month on Production)
No debt, mortgage, lease or sales comp data

Regrid

Complete, standardized U.S. parcel coverage in one dataset
Flexible delivery - API, tiles, feature service, bulk files, or self-serve downloads
Zoning, building footprint, and daily ownership enrichments layer onto the same records
No pricing published - enterprise and API plans require contacting sales
It is a data product, not an analysis application - most value comes when piped into your own tools
Some enrichments (zoning, ownership updates) are paid add-ons on top of base parcels

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get Plotzy data through an API?

API access and custom integrations are available on Plotzy's custom Scale plan. For bulk parcel data delivered by API, tiles or files, Regrid is the purpose-built option.

Which has better parcel coverage?

Regrid states coverage of 100% of US parcels with daily ownership updates. Plotzy covers 150M+ parcels across 3,200+ counties, updated bi-weekly, and adds two-level zoning and owner contact lookup on top.

Which is cheaper?

Plotzy publishes month-to-month pricing from $180. Regrid pricing is quote-based and depends on coverage, enrichments and delivery method, and it usually requires engineering time to use.