Ploti launches real estate data service for AI assistants

Oct 14, 2026
Ploti launched a service that gives AI assistants access to zoning, permits, ownership, rezoning, flood and utility records from local governments. Coverage spans 40 states, with pricing starting at $50 per county each month.

In a press release, Ploti launched a service that lets AI assistants query zoning, permits, ownership, rezoning, flood and utility records from county and city governments. The company says it has identified 57,818 local datasets and offers queryable records across 40 states.

Ploti uses software agents to collect records from geographic information systems, permit portals, recorder websites, meeting archives and PDF documents. Each dataset is stored with its government source, and the agents can request records directly from counties when published data is unavailable.

The service connects to assistants that support the Model Context Protocol, including Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor and Codex. Ploti also offers its own agent for the web, Mac and Windows. Pricing starts at $50 per county each month and includes a seven day trial.

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