Multiple search inputs
Search by address, project name, survey number, or a pasted listing link to begin a property review from different entry points.
Landeed is an Indian property-record and document search platform for retrieving records such as EC, RTC, Any ROR, and 7/12. It also supports property verification, mutation tracking, title diligence, and role-based workflows for buyers, developers, brokers, landlords, and lawyers.
Landeed is an online document search and property-record platform focused on Indian land and real-estate workflows. The homepage positions it as a way to download and verify records such as EC, Bhoomi RTC, Any ROR, and 7/12 documents, while also surfacing broader property checks before buying, selling, or applying for a loan.
The product pages show a mix of direct document retrieval and workflow support. Users can start with an address, project name, survey number, or listing link, then move into ownership checks, mutation tracking, title diligence, approvals, permits, and other property-related tasks depending on their role.
Search by address, project name, survey number, or a pasted listing link to begin a property review from different entry points.
Retrieve land and property records such as EC, RTC, Any ROR, 7/12, Patta, Adangal, Jamabandi, mutation, and sale deed-related documents.
Use the property check prompts on the homepage to investigate ownership, risk, title status, sale readiness, and loan-related concerns.
Track property registration and ownership-update tasks, including mutation status and ownership/transfer follow-up.
Access specialized solution pages for developers, brokers, landlords, and lawyers with workflow-specific documentation and diligence support.
Review market context through Pulse, which is presented as price movement tracking for Hyderabad villages and apartments over five years.
A buyer can start with an address, survey number, or listing link to inspect ownership, risk, and document context before making an offer.
A borrower or broker can gather the records likely to be needed for loan review and check whether property details are ready for approval steps.
A seller or landlord can look for missing, incorrect, or outdated ownership records and follow mutation or transfer-related updates.
A developer can use the role-specific pages to handle land identification, due diligence, approvals, permits, and property registration work.
A lawyer or title professional can centralize document requests and review ownership history, title records, and supporting extracts for diligence.
The site shows document search and retrieval for land and property records, including EC, Bhoomi RTC, Any ROR, 7/12, and other state-specific documents. It also presents use cases for property verification, mutation tracking, registration support, and title diligence.
The homepage says you can type an address, project name, survey number, or paste a listing link to begin a property check. It also presents document search as a separate entry point for state and document-specific records.
The public pages do not show a pricing table. The pricing URL currently returns a 404 page, so the available evidence does not confirm free, trial, or paid plan details.
The site groups its offerings around different workflows, including real estate developers, brokers and agents, landlords, and lawyers. The LEX page also points to banking and developer solution areas, but the exact product boundaries are not fully described on the public pages provided.
The homepage highlights state and document-specific coverage rather than a single universal document type. Examples shown include Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Delhi, and other states, but the full coverage list is not fully detailed in the provided sources.