LANDMARQ is a probabilistic land valuation engine built for the energy era. It quantifies the two invisible variables that determine whether a development lives or dies: grid access and community approval.
Traditional land valuation finds comparable sales and takes an average. But comparables were priced before anyone knew about the new 138kV substation with 50MW of headroom — or the county board that rejected three similar projects in two years.
Developers routinely overpay for land that will never get permitted, and walk away from parcels worth ten times what the comps suggest. The information was always there. It just wasn't visible.
The data to answer these questions has always existed.— The LANDMARQ Thesis
Nobody built the model to ask them at scale.
We built a probabilistic underwriting engine that scores every parcel across four independent value drivers: grid capacity, best-use potential, community approval risk, and neighborhood effects — composing into a single risk-adjusted score with a full P10–P90 value range.
The result is not a data report. It is an underwriting decision, with confidence levels, scenario analysis, and full attribution. Generated in under 200 milliseconds.
Q1 2026 pilot access is limited. Join the first cohort of energy developers and investors with an underwriting edge built for this market — not the one that came before it.