No more switching between USGS, FEMA, HI-EMA, and county GIS sites. One document, one lookup, delivered to your inbox.
Every field links back to the named government source and retrieval timestamp. Not an opinion — public record, documented.
Send them the link. They look up the address, see 3 fields free, and pay $19 if they want the full brief. Zero cost to you.
How it works
Share the link. They do the lookup. You get the intelligence.
Your buyer (or you) enters any Hawaii property address. Autocomplete matches it to the county parcel record and pulls the TMK in seconds.
Free — no card requiredLava hazard zone, FEMA flood designation, and tsunami evacuation status load instantly at no cost. Enough to know if there is a problem before going further.
3 fields, instant, no paymentSeven more fields plus a carrier-readable summary land in their inbox within 60 minutes. Every data point cited to the source with a retrieval timestamp.
$19 · delivered within 60 minWhat’s in a brief
This is not a checklist your buyer will skim. It is the exact data an underwriter enters into a quote system — translated into plain language so no one gets surprised at closing.
Fields 1–3 are free for any Hawaii address. Fields 4–10 unlock with the $19 full brief.
Agent referral link
Every agent gets a custom referral URL with a ?ref=your-name parameter. Drop it in your listing emails, your buyer welcome packet, or your Instagram bio. We track which orders come through each agent’s link.
Replace jane-doe with your name or initials. Every brief ordered through that link is attributed to you in our system.
"Run the free insurance lookup before your showing:"
"Before we submit an offer, check insurability here:"
"Know your lava zone before you make an offer."
Common questions
No. The brief is a research document compiled from public GIS records. It tells your buyer what the data says about the property's hazard profile — the same data a carrier's underwriter will pull when they receive a quote application. The brief does not determine premium, coverage terms, or whether a policy will be issued.
The brief is sourced to named public records with retrieval timestamps, which means every field is verifiable. You are not making a representation — you are sharing public data that already exists. That said, consult your broker if you have jurisdiction-specific disclosure questions.
The brief covers all four main Hawaiian islands. Lava zone data applies to Hawaii Island only; that field will read 'N/A — not applicable for this island' for Oahu, Maui, and Kauai properties. All other fields — flood, wind, tsunami, wildfire, coastline, roof age — apply statewide.
Target is under 60 minutes. During our current launch period, a human operator reviews and sends each brief manually. The three free fields (lava, flood, tsunami) return instantly with no order required.
Every field cites its underlying source. If the brief contains an error traceable to a source change or a lookup mistake, we will refund the $19 within 7 days of purchase — no argument.
Start with one brief
The agents who close in Hawaii’s current market are the ones who handled the insurance question before it became the reason the deal died. One lookup. One document. Sixty minutes.