One tier. One decision. $299.

No package tiers, no upsells, no surprise add-ons. The TerraVector Feasibility Study is the same written report every Eastern Washington landowner gets — zoning, permits, utilities, costs, and a clear path forward — for one flat fee.

Price $299 flat

Delivered 5 business days

Risk No failed splits. No rejected plats.

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What's delivered

The $299 Feasibility Study delivers

A single written report, built around your specific parcel — not a checklist, not a form letter, not a county brochure rephrased.

What you walk away with

✓ Subdivision feasibility report Written for your specific parcel — zoning, lot yield, utilities, permits, cost, and timeline in one document.
✓ County rule pull The relevant zoning code sections, minimum lot size, setbacks, and subdivision path pulled for your county.
✓ Surveyor-ready package A scope of work for a licensed surveyor so they (and only they) do the fieldwork in one visit — no rework.
✓ Paid findings letter A signed, written deliverable you can show a lender, a partner, or the county planning office.

Scope

What this is NOT

Knowing what you're not buying keeps the $299 honest. The study answers "is this project real?" — it doesn't replace the licensed professionals who carry the project through.

✕ Not legal filing. No preliminary plat, no county application, no recorded document. You (or your attorney) file when the time comes.
✕ Not surveying fieldwork. No boundary stakes, no topographic shots, no on-site measurements. A licensed surveyor does that — and the study tells them exactly what to survey.
✕ Not a county submission. We don't act as your agent with the planning office. The report is yours to use — and to hand to the professionals who file on your behalf.

Verified by humans

Verified by licensed surveyors, engineers, and permit consultants — not just an algorithm

A pure-AI tool can spit out a feasibility report in seconds. TerraVector's $299 study is drafted by the algorithm, then routed to a matched, vetted licensed pro who reviews and signs off before anything reaches you.

Who signs off on your study

✓ Licensed surveyors Pressure-test boundary assumptions and lot yield so the fieldwork visit — when you actually hire one — produces the right product in one trip.
✓ Licensed engineers Check utility assumptions (sewer, water, stormwater, access) against county engineering standards before the report goes out.
✓ Permit consultants Confirm the actual permit path — pre-application meeting, SEPA, subdivision, variance — and flag the asks that move the project from "real" to "in front of the planning office."

Paid feasibility requests route to matched, vetted local professionals — the algorithm drafts; the licensed pro signs off. That's the marketplace model: not a chatbot, not a CMS — a human-verified deliverable.

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DIY cost comparison

DIY vs. $299 Feasibility Study

Going it alone looks cheaper until you count what a rejected plat actually costs. Here's what most landowners spend before they ever know if their project is real.

Surveyor engagement

$2,000–$5,000+ (and only after you already know zoning allows it)

County counter / public-records research

$500+ in your time — or a planner's hourly rate

DIY rejection risk

Wasted months, rejected plats, unrecoverable deposits.

The $299 study runs before any of that — so you spend that money only if the project is real.

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