From an address to a booked survey in minutes.

SurveyOS pulls the parcel, flood zone and deed, prices the job from your own rate schedule, takes the deposit, and hands your RPLS a ready-to-review file. Your clients book on your website. Title companies track every order in their portal.

Built around the surveyor, not around the software

Automation does the fetching and the arithmetic. Every boundary decision stays with the licensed surveyor of record.

Your website, your prices

Every word on your client site is edited from your settings. Prices come from one rate schedule that drives the website, the quotes and the invoices.

Human in the loop

A split-screen review puts the parcel, the aerial, the deed and the extracted calls side by side. One click approves and notifies the client.

Document research

Pull records by address, account, legal description, owner or instrument number from the sources you choose, see any cost first, approve, and keep everything with the property.

Dispatch and site prep

Jobs clustered by location, two-way calendar sync, and text reminders that collect gate codes and confirmations before the crew leaves.

CAD-ready output

LandXML, CSV and GeoJSON for every job, plus a pre-survey packet with the deed, geometry and access notes.

Payments and billing

Deposits by card, pay-at-closing invoices for title, Net-30 statements, and reconciliation by GF number.

Who it is for

One platform, three doors.

Surveying firms

Run quoting, review, dispatch, documents and billing from one place, under your own domain and brand.

Title companies and builders

Order in batches, follow milestones live, download stamped surveys from the vault, and get webhooks when the plat is ready.

Property owners

Type an address, see a price, pay a deposit, and follow the survey on a status page with no account to create.

Platform status: in development. Texas launch starts with Dallas County; the firm log-in opens when the first pilot is onboarded.