LandLens
UK planning intelligence in plain English, not map clicks
LandLens launched on July 24, 2026 with 3 votes, #8,766 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
UK planning consultants still piece together site data manually — toggling GIS layers, cross-referencing LPA portals, pulling neighbour lists from OS maps by hand. LandLens replaces that with one search. Type a postcode and get constraint checks (flood, conservation, TPO, listed buildings, green belt + 7 more), adjoining owner identification, price-paid comparables, EPC data, and an AI planning assistant. Built for professionals who'd rather do feasibility than data gathering.
A UK planning platform that starts with your question, not a location. Query 985,000+ planning entities, 379 LPA profiles, OS Maps, flood risk zones and 12 constraint layers in plain English. Built for planning consultants, developers and land agents.
Planning constraints, flood risk, EPC data, planning history and neighbour identification — in one place, in plain English. The average planning constraint check takes 30 minutes across 6 government websites. LandLens® does it in 10 seconds — flood risk, conservation areas, listed buildings, green belt, Article 4 and 8 more layers in one postcode search. Just tell LandLens what you're looking for — in plain words — and it searches UK planning, land use and development data to find matching sites. No map. No postcode. Just a list of opportunities. Just want to try it once? Buy a single search for £9.99 — no account needed All data sourced directly from official UK government APIs. Updated in…from landlens.co.uk
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