Comparison

Landicia vs LandHunt

Both take a site from the map to a letter to its owner. LandHunt leads with AI planning appraisals, credit-based plans from £49 a month and an iOS field app. Landicia is one £149 monthly plan built around register discovery, title research and owner outreach, set up with you on your own area.

Last checked 11 September 2026. Landicia wrote this page, so read it with that in mind. We have stated only what LandHunt publishes, and said so where their site does not answer a question.

Which one fits

LandHunt is probably the better choice if

  • You want to start for less than £149. Their Starter plan is £49.
  • You want the software to score planning odds and draft an appraisal with GDV and residual land value.
  • Some of your sites are in Wales.
  • You walk sites and want an iPhone app with parcel boundaries overlaid on the camera.
  • You would rather try it for three days than sit through a demo.

Landicia is probably the better choice if

  • You would rather pay one flat price than keep track of credits.
  • Most of your time goes on the owner: title research, the letter and the six weeks of follow-up after it.
  • You want someone to set the product up on your own area with you before you rely on it.
  • You post letters every month and want ten of them included.

Side by side

As published on 11 September 2026. Landicia's terms quote fees exclusive of VAT, so check how each price is shown before comparing totals.

Landicia and LandHunt compared, checked 11 September 2026
FeatureLandiciaLandHunt
Price£149 a month for the software. Landicia Assisted is £350, software included.Starter £49, Pro £99 or Business £149 a month, with 500, 1,200 or 3,000 credits.
ContractMonthly rolling. Cancel any time, no setup fee.Month to month. No annual lock-in.
Trying it firstNo free trial. A 15-minute demo on your own target area, or start the plan directly.72-hour free trial. Card required, nothing charged until day 3.
CoverageEngland.England and Wales.
Finding sitesBrownfield and commercial opportunities from official registers, with flood, green belt, conservation, listed building and TPO layers.One map with planning, ownership, sold prices, flood risk and INSPIRE parcels.
Planning historyEvery published application on a title or within 250m of it, counted by decision and listed with the authority's own wording.Applications, appeals and decisions near a site, tracked daily, plus an AI score for approval odds.
AppraisalNearby sale evidence per square foot. No appraisal model.AI-written appraisal covering GDV, build costs and residual land value. A Deal Analyser takes Rightmove links.
Ownership and titleRegistered owner and the company behind it. Title documents are £7 each, the HM Land Registry fee.Ownership on the map. Their site did not say how title documents are bought or priced when we checked.
Letters to ownersDrafted from the site record. Print them yourself for nothing, or post through Landicia: 10 a month included, then from £1.30 a letter.One-click letters, printed and posted. Per-letter cost not stated on their homepage when we checked.
PipelineBoard by stage, with follow-ups due, letters posted and replies counted.Kanban pipeline, plus a buyer CRM with matching.
On siteWeb app. No separate field app.Scout, an iOS field app with an AR parcel overlay.
OnboardingA set-up session with the founder on your target area.Self-serve, with instant access.

Both find sites, show ownership and planning, post letters and keep a pipeline. The differences are in how you pay, how much of the planning judgement the software makes for you, and whether you work in Wales. We have not tested LandHunt's approval scores against decided applications, so we can't say how reliable they are.

What to check before you choose

  1. What a LandHunt credit buys, and how many you would use in a normal month.
  2. How each tool gets you the title register, and what it costs per title.
  3. The real cost of a posted letter on each, including any you get included.
  4. Whether you would act on an AI planning score, or check the history yourself anyway.

If you have read LandHunt's version

LandHunt's own comparison, last updated June 2026, lists Landicia at £49.99 to set up and £99 a month, covering the whole UK, with application-only onboarding. That was our founder pricing earlier in 2026, and it ended in August. Today Landicia is £149 a month with no setup fee, it covers England, and anyone can start the plan or book a demo without applying. The current figures are on our pricing page.

Sources

All checked 11 September 2026. If something here is out of date, email info@landicia.com and we will fix it.

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