Real estate professionals have been complaining for years about antiquated property search tools.
The industry has been desperate for a solution.
And Land id just dropped one new feature that has real estate professionals racing to their computers.
Land id’s Smart Search transforms property information access
Finding detailed property information has always been a frustrating experience for real estate professionals and consumers alike.
Most people have to navigate through multiple clunky databases, outdated government websites, and incomplete mapping tools to piece together a complete picture of a property.
Land id, a property information and mapping software company based in Bozeman, Montana, is changing the game with its latest release.
On Tuesday, the tech company unveiled “Smart Search,” a major update to its web and mobile applications that promises to revolutionize how users access nationwide property data.
The company announced the update in a press release, describing Smart Search as “a refreshed method for unearthing detailed property insights on a national level in a modernized, intuitive search experience.”
Land id has built a reputation for delivering comprehensive property data through elegant, user-friendly interfaces. With Smart Search, they’re taking that mission to the next level.
“From real estate agents to developers and land owners, everyone depends on searching data,” said Edwin Tofslie, Chief Design Officer at Land id. “Smart Search brings clarity and consistency to an industry plagued by complexity—helping professionals make smarter decisions, faster.”
Smart Search breaks down traditional search barriers
What makes Smart Search different from traditional property search tools is its flexibility and natural input system.
Users can search for properties in multiple formats – by address, owner name, or property ID – without being restricted to a specific search format or geographic location.
The feature is designed to work intuitively, auto-populating results as the search is being typed and prioritizing local relevance.
Searches can cover entire cities, single addresses, famous locations, or national parks. This flexibility ensures users can quickly access the exact property information they need without jumping through technical hoops.
“We’re making it radically easier to find the right property data—fast,” Tofslie explained. “Smart Search opens the door for anyone to explore land with the confidence of a local expert, whether they’re looking for a single parcel or scanning a region.”
Comprehensive data all in one place
Once a location is found, Land id delivers the same depth of information it’s known for through “vibrant content cards” that detail everything from ownership and geographic features to agricultural assets, structures, boundaries, environmental risk data, and utility availability.
The company has built its business on consolidating information that was previously scattered across dozens of different sources.
Smart Search’s results include details on mortgage status, fiber-optic and power availability, soil types, and other critical information that real estate professionals need to make informed decisions.
For users who frequently search the same properties, the feature saves recent searches for fast repeat retrieval. Each Smart Search also serves as a starting point for saving, creating, and customizing individual maps.
Company growth signals industry shift
Land id has been rapidly gaining traction in the real estate space. According to the company, more than 30,000 users have created over 2 million maps using their platform, and more than 1.2 million maps are viewed each month.
The company’s headquarters are split between Bozeman, Montana, and Austin, Texas – two hotbeds for tech innovation in the real estate space.
Smart Search is part of what Land id calls “a series of 2025 power-ups that will elevate the way real estate professionals and consumers find and leverage the data beneath their feet.”
The company emphasized that Smart Search is immediately available to new and existing customers on their Land id accounts at no additional cost.
As the real estate industry continues to embrace digital transformation, tools like Land id’s Smart Search represent a significant shift toward more accessible, comprehensive property information.
For an industry that has long been plagued by information silos and technological friction, this development could be a game-changer in how property decisions are made.
