LandGlide is a field-focused mobile application starting at $9.99/month, optimized for offline parcel lookups. Regrid is a data-focused platform starting at $10/month that offers advanced mapping layers, data exports, and enterprise APIs.
Field Sourcing vs. Desktop Analysis
LandGlide is designed for speed and ease of use on a smartphone. It is the industry standard for real estate agents, appraisers, and contractors who need to identify a property owner or boundary while standing in front of it. Its automatic hover feature and offline capabilities make it ideal for rural areas.
Regrid (formerly Landgrid) offers a more robust suite of tools for users who need to analyze large sets of data or integrate parcel info into other software. The Regrid app includes advanced layers like FEMA flood zones and elevation contours. It also provides the ability to export data for use in GIS software.
Pricing Comparison
As of October 2026, LandGlide costs $9.99 per month or $99.99 per year. It does not have a free tier, but it offers a 7-day free trial.
Regrid pricing starts with a free Starter tier allowing up to 25 lookups per day. Its Pro plan matches LandGlide closely at $10/month or $100/year. However, Regrid also scales up to enterprise API access and nationwide bulk data files starting around $25,000/year.
Frequently asked questions
Does LandGlide or Regrid have a better mobile app?
LandGlide is widely considered to have the more intuitive mobile app for field professionals, offering a seamless hover feature and offline parcel maps. Regrid also has a mobile app, but its strengths lie more in desktop data analysis and enterprise GIS integration.
Can I export data from LandGlide or Regrid?
Regrid is the better option for exporting data. It allows users to export property data into CSV or spatial formats like Shapefiles. LandGlide is primarily a lookup tool and does not offer the same robust export capabilities.