Glenigan-level planning intelligence, self-serve, from £29 a month, billed annually. Every UK planning application, AI-classified and filtered to your trade and region. No £5,000 contract.
Start free. No credit card required. Upgrade when the data starts generating leads.
Search 380+ UK councils in full and get one daily alert, free forever. No credit card, no time limit, no obligation.
For sole traders and small BD teams building a consistent project pipeline. Contacts, analytics and unlimited search.
No contract. Cancel anytime.
Try Pro free for 7 days — no card needed. Claim it from your dashboard after signing up.
For firms where more than one person works the same patch. On Team you share a single leads pipeline and one pool of contact lookups, so 2 people never chase the same developer.
No contract. Cancel anytime.
Move to Team when a second person needs a seat, or you outgrow 5 alerts.
| Feature | Explorer | Pro | Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| SearchesSearch all 380+ councils by keyword, filter and map area, as much as you like | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Full detail viewsFull application dossiers and developer profiles, as many as you like | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Applicant name & agent contactsApplicant name, council case officer, and the agent’s direct email & phone where published (agent name and company shown on every plan) | |||
| Find contacts lookupsOn-demand company lookups on developer profiles: current Companies House officers, the firm’s website, and email-pattern matching. Contacts already published on planning applications are always free and never use a lookup. On Team the monthly allowance is one pool shared across every seat, so nobody spends a lookup to reveal a company a colleague already revealed | 15 / month | 40 / month, pooled | |
| Companies House numbers on appsRegistered company numbers matched to each application’s applicant and agent. Free on every plan; the enriched company profile (current directors and website) is a Find contacts lookup | |||
| Natural-language searchDescribe what you want in plain English, such as “approved warehouse extensions near Manchester in the last 6 months”, and SiteLens builds the filters for you | |||
| Planning constraint flags & map layersGreen belt, flood zones, conservation areas, grey belt and more from planning.data.gov.uk, filterable, alertable, and shown as live map overlays | |||
| Tenders & awards near youPublic-sector construction contracts from Contracts Finder and Find a Tender, with the option to add them to your alert digests | |||
| Verified project detailsUnits, floorspace, site area and the named project team lifted from the council planning documents on major schemes, not an estimate | |||
| Property sale-price historyRecorded sales from HM Land Registry shown on the detail page | |||
| Leads pipelineSave applications and companies as leads, track them through contacted / responded / won, log notes on either; follow-up reminders on application leads | 10 saved leads | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Watched applicationsFollow individual schemes with the Watch button and get emailed when they move | 5 at a time | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Analytics dashboardApproval rates, decision times, and category and council breakdowns | |||
| CSV exportSearch results or your whole leads pipeline, as full spreadsheet columns or applicant name and site address for direct mail. Your pipeline also exports as a HubSpot and Salesforce-ready contact and deal import, with your stage as the deal stage | Up to 2,000 rows / export | Up to 10,000 rows / export | |
| Saved search alertsNumber of alert configurations | 1 | 5 | 20 |
| Alert cadenceHow often the digest is delivered | Daily or weekly | Daily or weekly | Hourly |
| Decision & status-change alertsGet notified the morning a matching application is approved, refused, or withdrawn | |||
| Competitor / applicant watchAlert when a specific applicant or developer name appears on new applications | |||
| Team users | 1 | 1 | Up to 5 |
| Shared leads pipelineShare a lead and the whole team sees its status, notes and who is working it. Leads stay private until you choose to share them | |||
| Assign a lead to a colleagueHand a lead over and the person you assign it to is emailed the hand-off | |||
| Shared saved-search libraryPublish a saved search for colleagues to copy into their own alerts. Each seat still gets their own alert emails | |||
| Shared developer pipelineTrack target developers and agents as one shared list the whole team works from | |||
| Support | Docs | Email | Priority email |
Sign up with just an email. Search 380+ UK councils in full and get a daily alert from day one. No card required, no time limit. When you find projects worth acting on, Pro gives you applicant names, agent contacts, case officers, property history, and analytics, so you can reach the right firm first.
Sign up with your email. Browse 380+ UK councils, see classifications on the map, and set up your first saved alert.
Every morning, new applications matching your search arrive in your inbox. See the coverage, the classification quality, and the relevance to your work.
Applicant names, agent contacts, property history, analytics and CSV export from £29/month billed annually. One project win covers the annual cost many times over.
Yes. Explorer is a permanent free tier, not a time-limited trial. You can search, browse the map, open as many application and developer records as you like, and receive one daily alert indefinitely. Search and application views are unlimited; Pro and Team add the contacts, more alerts and analytics when the data starts paying off.
Pro is built for one person. You get full access and work your own leads. Team is built for a firm working the same patch, and adds a shared workspace on top of everything in Pro. Everyone works a single leads pipeline and you can hand a lead to a colleague. 2 Pro logins would leave your team in separate silos, each paying to reveal the same companies. On Team your 40 Find contacts lookups are pooled, so nobody pays twice to reveal the same company. Leads stay private until you choose to share them. Team is £99/mo, or £79/mo billed annually. Pro is £39/mo, or £29/mo billed annually.
Yes. Every account that hasn’t subscribed before includes a one-time 7-day Pro trial with no card required. Sign up free, then claim the trial from your dashboard: you get the applicant and agent contacts, Find contacts lookups, property history, analytics and CSV export for a week. When it ends your account returns to the free Explorer plan automatically. There is nothing to cancel and we never take payment details for the trial.
Search and application views are unlimited on Explorer. The free tier gives you one saved daily alert, up to 10 saved leads in your pipeline and up to 5 watched applications at a time. What Pro and Team add is the contact detail behind each scheme, the applicant and case-officer names, agent contacts and Companies House, more alerts, property and sale-price history, analytics and CSV export.
Every plan shows the planning agent's name and company, the details printed on the public decision notice. Pro and Team also show the applicant's name, the council case officer, and the agent's direct email and phone where the council or the firm publishes them, plus matched Companies House records for the applicant and agent. We don't hold homeowner or private-individual contact details, so where the applicant is a company you get the registered firm and its directors, and where they're a private individual you get the name only.
On any developer profile, Find contacts runs a live lookup for that company: its current directors from Companies House, the firm's own website, and email-pattern matching. Each result is labelled with where it came from and how reliable it is, and some lookups return nothing. Pro includes 15 lookups a month and Team shares one pool of 40 a month across all its seats. Anything already published on planning applications is shown free and never uses one, so a lookup only counts when it finds something new.
Three sources, and every contact is labelled with the one it came from. First, the public planning record the council publishes. Second, the planning documents on major schemes, where the application form and the agent's own statements often carry the firm's business contact and the named project team. Third, our enrichment pipeline, which matches firms to Companies House and finds their websites. Unverified matches are badged as such. Where the applicant is a private individual we show the name and postal address the council publishes on its register, and never an email or phone number.
Yes. We confirm every agent email currently accepts mail and check every phone is a valid UK number, and we show you where each one came from. Nothing else at this price does that; the tools that verify contacts cost thousands a year. To be clear on what the badges mean: a verified email is one that currently accepts mail, and a checked phone is a correctly formed UK number.
SiteLens gives you classified planning data across 380+ UK councils, filtered by trade and project type, searchable and alertable as soon as you sign up. You also get tenders and awards, Companies House on applications, approval-rate analytics, natural-language search and constraint flags. No sales call, no contract, no minimum term. Enterprise platforms charge £5,000 to £50,000 a year and are built for large enterprise buyers. SiteLens starts at £29 a month billed annually for individuals and small teams who need to find the right projects quickly, at a price that makes commercial sense.
Yes, at any time from your account settings. Switching to annual is prorated, so you only pay the difference. Switching from annual to monthly takes effect at the end of your current annual period.
Not as a standard self-serve tier. If you need bulk data access, API integration, or custom pricing for a larger team, email us and we'll work something out.
SiteLens provides planning application data that is already public information published by councils. Applicant and agent names are part of the public planning record. However, you are responsible for complying with PECR and UK GDPR when contacting individuals. Business-to-business communications (e.g. emailing a construction company) are generally permitted under PECR's soft opt-in rules, but direct marketing to sole traders or individuals requires consent. We recommend taking legal advice on your specific use case.
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