What does an agent bring to the listing appointment?

A branded parcel read in about a minute: USDA soil and productivity, water, FEMA flood, wetlands, conservation program eligibility, the county NASS cash rent benchmark, and a comparison of what those acres return under row crop, cash rent, conservation, or a solar or wind lease, in dollars per acre, with the federal source next to every figure.

Can we reuse the report for buyers?

Yes. After the listing, the same branded report is buyer collateral, and buyers ask these questions anyway. One read serves both sides of the transaction.

How does pricing work for a brokerage?

Land Scout Pro is sold by seats. The first seat is $99 a month, and each additional agent is $49 a month, so a six-agent office is $344 a month. Folders keep each agent’s parcels grouped by client.

For land agents and farm brokers

Walk into the listing appointment with a branded read of the seller's ground.

When an agent sits down with a farm seller, what do they bring that the seller has not already seen? Land Scout Pro produces a branded parcel read in about a minute: soil, water, flood, program eligibility, and four income scenarios in dollars per acre, under your firm's name and logo.

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First seat $99 a month, each additional agent $49 a month.

The report is listing collateral, then buyer collateral

At the listing appointment, the branded read shows the seller you have already done the homework on their ground: what the soil is, what the county rent is doing, where the flood and wetland lines fall, which programs the acres screen into, and what those acres return under each real use.

After the listing, the same report is buyer collateral. Buyers ask these questions anyway, so one branded read serves both sides of the deal.

How it works for a brokerage: seats

Land Scout Pro is sold by seats, so a brokerage adds its agents to one account. Folders keep each agent's parcels grouped by client.

$99/mo

First seat

$49/mo

Each additional agent

$344/mo

A six-agent office

A Land Scout Pro report table comparing four uses for the same acres in dollars per acre: farm it yourself, cash rent, conservation, and solar lease, each with a net per-acre and total figure. — Four income scenarios in dollars per acre, inside a report under your brokerage's name. Sample data.

The honest boundary

It is not an appraisal and not a valuation opinion. It is a sourced first read, with modeled figures labeled as modeled, that makes your agent the best-informed person in the room.

Part of Land Scout Pro

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Questions land agents ask

What does an agent bring to the listing appointment?: A branded parcel read in about a minute: USDA soil and productivity, water, FEMA flood, wetlands, conservation program eligibility, the county NASS cash rent benchmark, and a comparison of what those acres return under row crop, cash rent, conservation, or a solar or wind lease, in dollars per acre, with the federal source next to every figure.
Can we reuse the report for buyers?: Yes. After the listing, the same branded report is buyer collateral, and buyers ask these questions anyway. One read serves both sides of the transaction.
How does pricing work for a brokerage?: Land Scout Pro is sold by seats. The first seat is $99 a month, and each additional agent is $49 a month, so a six-agent office is $344 a month. Folders keep each agent’s parcels grouped by client.
Is it an appraisal?: No. It is not an appraisal and not a valuation opinion. It is a sourced first read, with modeled figures labeled as modeled, that makes your agent the best-informed person in the room.

Run a listing you are working

Put in one address from a listing and see the branded read your agents could bring to the appointment. It takes about a minute.

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