Membership
Know when the right Saskatchewan parcel appears.
Finding the listings is the easy part, and it stays free. The work is telling a good parcel from a cheap one, and being there when it moves. Membership puts the whole board on one screen ranked against assessments and nearby asking prices, watches parcels that are still years from a sale, and tells you the day a price, a deadline or a status changes on anything you follow.
For people weighing several parcels at once, watching one town closely, or waiting for the right lot to appear.
Monthly
The full membership, billed monthly.
Best for one active search or a short buying period. Cancel from the billing portal any time; access runs to the end of the period you paid for.
- The same membership, month to month
- No commitment beyond the current month
Annual
The full membership, billed yearly.
That is $239 less than paying monthly.
Best for buyers, builders and anyone who wants the board watched year round.
- Compare prices. Every priced listing in one sortable table, each one showing its price as a share of its assessment and of what comparable land nearby is asking. Filter to the parcels under 15% of assessed, or under 40% of the local market, instead of opening listings one at a time
- The enforcement watchlist. Parcels with a registered tax lien, years before any of them is advertised: what is owed, the stage the file has reached, and the earliest the municipality could advance it. Flag one and hear from us if it ever comes up for sale
- Told when something moves. A new listing matching your saved search, a deadline closing on your shortlist, a price or status change, a parcel that left the board
- Parcel reports included. The two-page read on any listing, unlimited.
- Who to contact. The office, the administrator, phone and email, on every listing.
- Value context. How the price sits against the parcel's assessment, what comparable land nearby is asking, what finished homes nearby are listed at, and the annual tax to carry it
One report
Not sure yet? Buy the report on the one parcel you are looking at, and put it toward membership later.
- Two pages on that parcel, yours to keep
- Price against assessment and the local market
- Access, servicing, soil, the exit market and who to call
- The $29 comes off your membership if you upgrade within 30 days
Prices are in Canadian dollars. The price you see is the total you pay, with no tax added at checkout.
What it looks like
Three things a member has that the free board does not: every price on one screen, the parcels still working their way toward a sale, and an email when something they follow moves.
Compare prices
The enforcement watchlist
The email when something moves
- City of Martensville, Lot 11 Block 17 Plan 6112626: matches a saved search
- 101 Martin Street, Village of Sedley: closes September 25, 2026
- 220 Blanchard Street, Village of Sedley: closes September 25, 2026
- Town of Cudworth, Lots 3 to 5 Block 12 Plan G284: status now reads Reported no longer available
What stays free, always
The public record is public. We never charge for a fact a municipality already published, and that includes the price.
Free, no account
- Every listing, the full map and the parcel boundaries
- The asking price or minimum bid on each listing
- Municipality, legal description, civic address, parcel size
- Closing date, deposit terms and the official notice
- New-listing email alerts for your region
Free with an account
- Save listings to a shortlist that follows you across devices
- Private notes and a due-diligence checklist on any parcel
- A bell for deadlines coming up on what you saved
- A feed of what changed on the parcels you follow
Membership is what turns that shortlist into a decision: the whole board ranked against assessments and nearby asking prices, liened parcels watched years before they are advertised, and a report on any listing you like.
What the data actually covers
Measured on the live board, not estimated. We would rather show you the real numbers than claim completeness.
Two limits worth stating plainly. Our comparables are what similar land is asking, not what it sold for. Realised sale prices are not public in Saskatchewan, and the ones we have are few. And roughly half of listings are municipal lots whose town publishes no price; we show that honestly rather than inventing one.
Questions
Is the map really free?
Yes, and it stays free. Every listing, every pin, every parcel boundary and every published price is free with no account. Membership is about seeing all of it at once and being told when it changes, not about unlocking the record.
What happens if I cancel?
Cancel from the billing portal whenever you like. Access runs to the end of the period you have already paid for, and nothing you saved is deleted.
Do you refund?
Reports list exactly what they contain before you buy and are delivered immediately, so those purchases are final. A report stays available to the email that bought it, so you never need to buy the same one twice, and we will resend the link. Memberships run to the end of the paid period rather than being refunded part-way.
How often is it updated?
The sources are re-read daily, with a deeper sweep weekly. A listing is only added when a municipality has actually advertised it, and it is only marked sold when that is confirmed, never guessed from a listing disappearing.
Do you tell me what a parcel is worth?
No, and we are careful not to imply it. We show how the asking price sits against the parcel's assessment, what comparable land nearby is asking, what finished homes nearby are listed at, and what the annual taxes would be. Those are comparisons, not a valuation, and the home and land figures are asking prices rather than sold ones. What you do with that is your call, and you should confirm anything that matters with the municipality and ISC before you bid.