FAQ
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The short version of how measuring from a map works, what it costs, and what it's good for. Still stuck? Get in touch.
Measuring
Measuring
How do I measure a property?
Search an address, and the map jumps to it on satellite imagery. Click each corner of the area you’re measuring, close the shape, and the square footage appears. Draw as many separate areas as you need and they total together.
How accurate is it?
Areas are computed from the map and how carefully you trace the boundary, so for estimating and planning it’s very reliable — typically within a few percent when you zoom in and trace closely. For a legal boundary, use a licensed survey.
What can I measure?
Anything visible from above: lawns, lots, driveways, parking lots, roofs, garden beds, pools, fence lines, and more — as area (square feet, acres) or as linear feet along a line.
Where are parcel lines available?
Parcel line overlays currently cover U.S. properties only. Everywhere else, search and measuring work exactly the same — you just trace the boundary from the satellite image instead of following an overlay.
Do I need to install anything?
No. It runs in any modern browser on desktop or phone, and can be added to your home screen like an app.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes — it’s built for mobile, so you can measure or adjust a property right from the field.
Plans & pricing
Plans & pricing
Is there a free version?
Yes. You get 20 property searches a month free, with unlimited drawing, totals, exports, and shares. No credit card to start.
What does Pro cost?
Pro is $19.99/month and adds unlimited searches, your full measurement history kept editable, and your own logo on exported reports. Unlimited assumes normal individual use and is subject to automated abuse guards.
What counts as a search?
Looking up an address to pull its imagery. Drawing, measuring, exporting, and sharing don’t count — only the address lookups are capped on the free plan.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Cancel from your account and Pro stays active through the period you’ve already paid for.