Pricing

Each report covers one parcel; the Rights report answers for each decreed water right and well permit on the property.

Search is free and needs no account. It shows the likely answers across your parcel's section, to 9 of the Land report's 10 questions.

Check a property

One parcel

Land report

$50 each

For someone buying rural land: what water comes with it, what you can build on, and what to ask before you close.

  • What water will I legally have on the day I close?
  • Can I get a household well, and what will it cost all in?
  • Is it safe to drink?
  • 10 questions in all

Development report

$150 each

For the engineer or attorney on a project: how many homes the water supports, the paths to more, and the filings, with the rule behind each answer.

  • How many homes can this land support on water?
  • What will the county require to approve it?
  • Every Land and Rights question, in a builder's terms
  • The filings and permits the project needs

Rights report

$100 each

For the owner of a water right or a well: what you hold, what could take it away, and the dates not to miss.

  • How much water can I actually use or sell?
  • Could I lose it, and by when?
  • Is anyone filing nearby who could hurt me, and what's my objection deadline?
  • Covers decreed water rights and well permits.

Plans

Brokerage

$399 a month

A firm with five or more agents.

  • 40 reports a month per seat, any of the three
  • One shared property list for the firm
  • Share links carry the firm's name and logo
  • Seats added and removed as agents join and leave

Beyond 40 reports a month, a report is bought at its price above. Reports bought in the last 90 days come off the first bill, up to ten of them.


Data license

Colorado water records for your own product

Priced per year on these four answers. Tell us where you land on each and we will reply with a price.

Tell us what you need

Which parts
The whole state, one basin or a set of counties, or single feeds: water rights, diversion records, well permits, water court filings, parcels and ownership, groundwater levels.
How you take it
A one-off file, a scheduled drop into your own bucket, or a read-only connection to query directly.
How often
Once, quarterly, monthly, or as each source is updated.
What you can do with it
Internal use, display to your own customers, or redistribution.

Reports are not legal advice, a title search or an appraisal. Each report covers one parcel and the records within 1 mile of it. Delivery and schedule on a license are agreed in writing first.