Compare two to four plots side by side before you shortlist
Give two to four plots as map links or coordinates and get one table: the survey number, village, taluk and district of each, its guideline rate, its planning authority, and the same six flags for every plot (flood, water body, coastal, airport, power line and land use).
Sign in with your phone to run it. You see the price and approve it before anything runs.
- One flat price for the whole comparison, whatever the number of plots
- The recorded flags are a reading order, never a purchase ranking: ownership, title chain, price and access are not in this card
- Each plot links to its own zone check and guideline value minis for the full picture
3 creditsper run, charged only when a record comes back
What we need
One thing at a time. Fill it in and press Run.
The answer
From the register, with its date and source.
Nothing run yet. The answer appears here with everything this mini adds:
- One flat price for the whole comparison, whatever the number of plots
- The recorded flags are a reading order, never a purchase ranking: ownership, title chain, price and access are not in this card
- Each plot links to its own zone check and guideline value minis for the full picture
The comparison, briefly
- Plots
- 2 to 4
One per line: a short name, then a Google Maps link or the coordinates. Short Google Maps links work too.
- Same six flags
- 6 layers
Flood zone, water body distance, coastal regulation, airport zone, power corridor and the land use register, read the same way for every plot.
- One price
- Flat
The whole comparison is one price, whether you compare two plots or four.
How to compare plots side by side
- 1
List the plots
One per line: a name you will recognise, then a Google Maps link or lat, lng.
- 2
Press Run
Each plot is located on the survey map, then read for its rate, its authority and the six flags.
- 3
Go deeper on one
Run the zone check, the land record and the EC on the plot you lean towards.
When it helps with land
A shortlist from a broker
Three plots offered in one afternoon. See which one sits on a flood extent or under a power line before visiting all three.
Price against rate
The guideline rate for each plot, side by side, shows which asking price sits furthest above the government figure.
Which authority
Plots a few kilometres apart can fall under different planning authorities, with different approvals and fees.
Fewer recorded flags means fewer things to clear, not a better purchase. Ownership, the title chain, road access and the site itself are not in this table: check the land record and the EC of the plot you choose.
Questions people ask
How do I compare two plots?
List them above, one per line: a name, then a Google Maps link or the coordinates as lat, lng. Press Run and the two come back in one table with their survey, guideline rate, planning authority and six recorded flags.
Does it tell me which plot to buy?
No. It shows what the registers record for each. Fewer recorded flags means fewer things to clear, not a better purchase; ownership, title, price and access need their own checks.
How do I give the plots?
One per line. A name, then a Google Maps link or the coordinates as lat, lng. Short Google Maps links work too.
Which flags are compared?
Flood zone, water body distance, coastal regulation, airport zone, power corridor and the land use register. For the full list of 41 layers on one plot, use the zone check.
What if one plot is outside Tamil Nadu?
A plot that is not on the Tamil Nadu survey map is marked so and nothing is read for it. The comparison needs at least two plots in Tamil Nadu, and is not charged otherwise.
What does it cost?
One flat price for the whole comparison, however many plots, shown on the Run button and charged when the table comes back.