Costa Rica · 59 live government & satellite data layers
Know your land before you buy it.
Terrain, climate, soil, seismic risk and infrastructure — pulled together into one score for any parcel in Costa Rica, in about a minute.
Can't find your plano catastro? Click your land on the map and we'll pull it up and print it for you — free.
Tap anywhere on the map to pull the cadastral record and score the land.
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What it does
Six things, on any parcel in the country.
Each one has its own page — click through for the detail, and to see what it actually looks like.
Your free plano catastrado
Free with any reportLog in, click your parcel, and get a print-ready cadastral plan with boundary, scale, and coordinates — free, in about a minute.
Learn moreThe LandIQ Score
6 pillarsSix weighted pillars — terrain, climate, soil, risk, infrastructure, land cover — resolved into one number from 0 to 100.
Learn moreData layers
59 liveGovernment cadastre, satellite, climate and hazard data, drawn from 13 live source categories.
Learn moreAI due-diligence checklist
A plain-English list of what to actually verify on this parcel — written for the parcel, not pulled from a template.
Learn moreAsk AI about the parcel
Ask questions in plain English, and get answers grounded in that parcel's own data.
Learn moreProperty alerts
We watch the registry daily and email you if anything changes on a parcel you're tracking.
Learn moreExport the data
Take the boundary and the analysis with you — GeoJSON, KML or CSV, straight into your own tools.
Learn moreA real parcel
Same land. Different answer, depending on what you want it for.
A real 6.4985 ha parcel in Santa Cruz, Guanacaste — plano 516786442013. Excellent farmland; only fair for building. That distinction is the whole product.
- Climate95/10020% weight
- Risk65/10020% weight
- Infrastructure38/10020% weight
- Terrain80/10015% weight
- Soil93/10015% weight
- Land Coverno data10% weight
Land cover reads no data here — OpenStreetMap has no coverage tagging for this part of rural Guanacaste. We show the gap rather than guess at it.