Regrid alternative

Parcel data with a price tag on it.

161.8M US parcels across 3,164 counties, in one schema. A full county is $199, an area you draw is $49, and the API starts at $29 a month. Buy the piece you need today — no sales call, no annual contract.

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Comparison

Side by side, on public information

What regrid.com published in September 2026; we know nothing of their negotiated terms. Regrid wins several rows below — if you need an Esri Feature Service, tiles or their add-ons, buy theirs.

GetParcelData compared with Regrid, from publicly available information as of September 2026
FeatureGetParcelDataRegrid (September 2026)
Prices on the page✓ $49 area · $199 county · API $29/$99/$299 · per-state $2,000–$4,000/yr · nationwide $25,000–$30,000/yrPartly — Data Store and API plans are self-serve, but the prices appear after you sign in; bulk is quoted
Smallest purchase✓ one county, $199. Or an area you draw, up to 5,000 parcels, $49✓ one county through the Data Store, paid by card or ACH
API entry point✓ $29 a month, 1,000 lookups, key by email✓ monthly plans: 2,000 records and 200,000 tiles, a 30-day sandbox, then $0.10–$0.15 per record
Data vintage✓ source date published on every county page — median about 2 months✓ 100–200 counties refreshed roughly every two weeks, 500+ counties quarterly, and a per-county last_refresh date for customers
Formats and deliveryFive file formats (below), a REST API and an MCP server✓ those plus FileGDB, SQL, an Esri Feature Service and map tiles — the last two we do not offer yet
EnrichmentsPartly — building footprints and heights, unified land use, and zoning where the county publishes it✓ matched footprints, secondary addresses, standardised zoning, daily ownership, LBCS land use and risk scores, as add-ons

Every download is one zip in 5 formats — GeoParquet, GeoPackage, Shapefile, GeoJSON, CSV — all in EPSG:4326.

In practice

What a price tag changes

For developers, analysts and GIS staff who already know which counties they need, and would rather buy them than sit through a demo.

Price list

Every price is on the page

Per-state licences run $2,000 to $4,000 a year and nationwide is $25,000 to $30,000, published next to the $49 area, the $199 county and the API plans. You know the order of magnitude before you ask anyone anything.
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Buy one county today

Pick the county, pay by card, download the file. No discovery call, no procurement thread, no minimum order. If the data does not suit the project you are out $199, not a year of licence fees.
Vintage

The source date is public, per county

Across our statewide sources the median age is about 2 months and roughly three-quarters were refreshed inside 6 months — but about a quarter are more than a year old, usually because the county itself only publishes annually. Every county page shows its source date and which fields are populated.

Questions

Questions people ask when comparing the two

Anything else, email contact@getparceldata.com.

When is GetParcelData the better fit, and when is Regrid?
Buy here when you know which counties you need and want them today, at a price you can read first. Go to Regrid for the things they are genuinely better at: parcels outside the United States, an Esri Feature Service or map tiles. Both are reasonable purchases — just not the same purchase.
Is GetParcelData cheaper than Regrid?
We can only tell you our side: a county is $199, flat, on the page. Regrid sells counties self-serve too, but the price appears once you have signed in — so compare it against ours rather than taking our word for it. The full ladder: $49 a drawn area up to 5,000 parcels, $199 a county, API at $29, $99 and $299 a month, per-state $2,000 to $4,000 a year, nationwide $25,000 to $30,000.
Can I get a free sample before buying?
Yes. Use the sample button at the top and name the county or state you want to evaluate, and we will email you a file. It is cut by hand rather than by a robot, so allow a working day — and nobody will call you about it. The sample is real data in the same schema as the paid product. Coverage differs county by county, so name the county you actually care about rather than taking a showcase one.
How hard is it to switch from Regrid?
Less than you would expect, because you do not have to do the mapping. On request we deliver the data remapped to the Regrid schema, so it drops into whatever you have already built and your code does not change. If you would rather move to our own schema, it is a field-mapping exercise done once and then applied to every county. Either way, ask for a sample of a county you already hold from Regrid and diff the two before you commit to anything.

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