Backtest your last 25 deals
Run the addresses you already underwrote through Territas and see where a manual pass would have missed a Special Flood Hazard Area. Every call is cited to FEMA NFHL, NFIP and 42 U.S.C. § 4012a(b) — no LLM, no black-box score.
- 1Paste your last deals — one address per line — or drop a CSV.
- 2Territas surveys each against FEMA NFHL, NFIP and the flood statute.
- 3You get a stamped sheet: which ones actually require flood insurance.
Your stamped results plot here — each address marked required or not required, with its FEMA zone and the statute behind the call.
Priced on the page, not by quote.
The data gateways quote you privately; here every tier is on the page — and you can watch it pay for itself against your own desk. Every tier includes all layers, financials, batch, as_of versioning, MCP and REST.
the manual way — assembling five vendors by hand
fully loaded
flood or hazard zones a manual pass would overlook
an uninsured AE-zone loss runs ~$50k
Illustrative — time reclaimed assumes ~6 min review per sheet; loss avoided is your own count. Annual plans bill two months free.
One underwriting desk · 30–50 loans/mo
Get startedSmall fund · 100–200 leads/week
Get startedLender with 3+ desks
Get startedThe trial runs the full engine — all layers, financials, batch, as_of versioning, MCP and REST — and stops at 50 underwrites. Starter and up include unlimited seats on one shared usage limit — the whole desk works from a single account and a single bill. Annual plans bill up front for the year (two months free). Metered billing is on the roadmap; today paid accounts are invoiced per engagement, with no hidden per-layer charges.