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GoSiteHunt in the United States
Here is what our checks read in the US today, and what is free. Each answer names its sources.
Not legal advice; confirm with the city.
Texas: SB 840 and SB 15 lot check (free)
Type a Texas address. We read the city's zoning map and the distance rules for both laws. It works in Austin, Dallas, El Paso, San Antonio and Arlington.
- Austin: every zone, by our check's answer
- Dallas: every zone, by our check's answer
- El Paso: every zone, by our check's answer
- San Antonio: every zone, by our check's answer
- Arlington: every zone, by our check's answer
The laws: SB 840, homes in commercial zones and SB 15, small lots on 5-acre tracts.
How many lots fit on your acres? The free acres to lots calculator counts lots at SB 15's 3,000 sq ft minimum.
Texas: two paid tools
- Find 5-acre tracts in Austin, Dallas, San Antonio and El Paso: 1 credit a tract checked.
- Free unit numbers when you sign in; 3D view and fly-around: 1 credit a lot, where we hold the lot outline (Austin today).
New here? Create a free account.
California: ADU size check (free)
Under a California site report, the size check shows how big a backyard home the state's ADU law allows on that lot.
The ADU size calculator checks a size against the state's law, free with no sign-up. California ADU law, explained lists each rule.
Create a free account to run a California site report.
US billboards
The billboard site finder reads state sign permit lists and spacing rules where states publish them. Area searches come with a monthly plan.
State billboard rules, explained: Florida, Missouri, California, Texas.
Plans in US dollars
- Starter: US$39 a month for 100 credits.
- Pro: US$149 a month for 600 credits.
- Team: US$399 a month for 2,000 credits.
Prices in US dollars. See every plan.
Need more than the free check?
A paid plan runs full site reports, area scans and owner letter drops across Texas.
Starter: US$39 a month for 100 credits. Run full site reports, area scans and letter drops.
Or create a free account first. No card needed.
Not legal advice; confirm with the city.