Use cases
Built for everyone who asks “will it flood?”
From a first-time buyer on a Sunday open house to a brokerage checking a whole listing book.
Homebuyers
Know before you fall in love.
Check a listing before you book a showing, and walk into the conversation with your lender and insurer prepared.
- See if a lender will require flood insurance
- Compare the ground to the 100-year flood
- Ask sharper questions with the claims history
Real estate agents
Answer the flood question first.
Share a clean, branded report with buyers and sellers, and turn your website visitors into leads.
- Branded reports and PDFs
- Lead widget for your website
- Monitor your listings for map changes
Insurance agents
Quote with context.
See the zone, base flood elevation and nearby map amendments before you start a flood quote.
- Zone and elevation at a glance
- Claims history by ZIP code
- Batch lookup for a book of business
Lenders and loan officers
A fast early read.
Get an early read on whether a property sits in a Special Flood Hazard Area, then order your official determination with fewer surprises.
- Plain flood-insurance requirement note
- Map panel and effective date
- Shareable report for borrowers
Property managers and investors
Watch a whole portfolio.
Save every address you own or manage and hear about FEMA map changes without checking each one.
- Weekly map checks on saved addresses
- Batch lookup by CSV
- Team profiles for your staff
Inspectors and appraisers
Add flood context to your work.
Attach a plain-English flood summary to your notes so clients understand what the map says.
- Print-ready PDF layout
- Data sources cited on every report
- Clear limits: never an official determination
Who will you check for today?
Free reports for everyone. Pro plans for professionals.