Names, not answers
A list tells you who owns land. It does not tell you who wants it.
A long list tells you who owns land. It does not tell you who wants it. LotIQ shows where builders are buying in Florida, what they paid, and the vacant lots close by.



Sample lot. The numbers are illustrative.
You can have a thousand names and still not know which lot a builder would take. Every call and text to the wrong owner costs you time and money.
A list tells you who owns land. It does not tell you who wants it.
Flood, size, what's being built nearby: a spreadsheet row shows you none of it.
You sign the contract first, then start hunting for a builder.
LotIQ starts from the buyer. See where builders buy and what they paid. Then pull a targeted list on the map, built from the data points a builder looks at — not a list that wastes your money.


This is how the founders found land for a builder. Hayden Davis and Sage Olson worked land acquisition for a top 200 builder, then wholesaled land themselves. They clicked the map, lot by lot, near where building was already happening.
Turn Builder buys and Vacant land on and off. Then click any purple price.
Click a purple price on the map to see who bought that lot and what they paid.
Sample neighbourhood. Builders and prices are made up.


Imagery © Esri, MaxarEvery purple price on the map is land a company bought. Click one to see who bought it and what they paid.
Click a builder's buy and the vacant lots around it light up. Those are the owners worth a call.
Drag a box around the buys. You get the vacant lots inside and who owns them: a list with a reason behind every name.
LotIQ runs the builder's math on the lot and shows the most a builder would pay. On Pro it lists the builders buying nearby, nearest first.
Build cost, utilities and impact fees for this county — with flood zones, wetlands and sinkholes checked when you open the lot.
Sample lot. The numbers are illustrative.
Three plans, and every one has every feature. The only difference is how many lot lookups and contact credits you get each month. Or apply for mentorship.
No free trial on Starter. Billed monthly.
Trial includes 30 lookups + 50 contact credits. 3 days free, then $299/mo, charged on day four. Card required. Cancel before the trial ends and you won't be charged.
No free trial on Enterprise. Billed monthly.
By application. No payment until we both say yes.
Run past your monthly amount and you choose how to get more. Pay as you go: $0.18 per extra lookup and $0.09 per extra contact credit on Starter and Pro ($0.12 and $0.06 on Enterprise), added to your next bill, up to a monthly limit of $250 ($500 on Enterprise). Or buy a pack at the same price per lookup and stop at zero until you do.
No refunds. Cancel any time and you keep access until the end of the period you've paid for.
Every lot you don't price today, someone else prices for the builder tomorrow.
Work directly with Hayden and Sage. We buy land and we have a buyer network — you learn on real deals, with us on the other side of the table.
Hayden DavisCo-founder & CEO
Sage OlsonCo-founder & COOOne Discord. Free to join, no application, no gatekeeping.
Daily livestreams, small-group sessions with the founders, and real deal conversations.
It shows you where builders are buying land in Florida and what they paid, and the empty lots around those buys with who owns them. Pick a lot and LotIQ runs the builder's math, so you know your offer and your fee before you call the seller. On LotIQ Pro it also lists the builders buying nearby, with their contacts.
Most tools sell you contacts: pull a big list and message everyone on it. LotIQ starts from the buyer. It shows where builders are buying land and what they paid, then the vacant lots around those buys and who owns them. You reach a short list of owners whose land a builder is likely to want. It's a targeted method, not a broad one.
Yes. The difference is how you build it. In LotIQ you draw an area on the map, or pick a ZIP or county, and pull the vacant lots there with their owners. Draw it around where builders are buying and the list is short, with real owners who matter — not a hundred thousand contacts you know nothing about.
Yes, on LotIQ Pro: 3 days free, with 30 lot lookups and 50 contact credits. A card is required. Cancel before the trial ends and you won't be charged; otherwise $299 is charged on day four and you get the full 1,000 lookups and 2,000 contact credits each month. Starter and Enterprise have no trial, and there is no free plan.
All three have every feature, so pick by volume. Starter is 500 lookups and 1,000 contact credits a month for $149. Pro doubles both for $299. Enterprise doubles Pro again for $399, which makes it the lowest price per lookup. A list pull spends one lookup per lot or buyer on it, so if you pull lists every week, go bigger.
You choose, and you can switch any time inside the app. Pay as you go: each extra lookup is $0.18 and each extra contact credit is $0.09 on Starter and Pro ($0.12 and $0.06 on Enterprise), added to your next bill, and it stops at $250 a month ($500 on Enterprise) so a bill can't surprise you. Or buy a pack at the same per-lookup price, and you simply stop at zero until you do.
You can cancel any time and you keep access until the end of the period you've paid for. We don't give refunds.
Yes. Pro has a builder mode: a flat max offer from your own formula and floor plans, and a pipeline built for how builders buy lots.
It's $5,000, by application. Apply at lotiq.org/mentorship and book a call with us. If it's a fit, you get a year of LotIQ Pro, weekly 1:1s for your first month, and a seat working deals with our team.
Yes, for now: all 67 Florida counties. More states are planned, and they'll be included in your plan.