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Aerial view of a residential estate showing clearly arranged individual plots
Plot-level verification for Nigerian real estate

Know exactly what you're buying, before you pay for it.

iPlot lets you check a specific plot's ownership history, development status, and approved building plan, not just the estate's paperwork. Estate owners get a reviewed, mapped record that proves every plot they sell is real.

See how it works

6

Estates published

259

Plots mapped

7

Plots verified

3

States covered
In plain terms

What is iPlot?

iPlot is a shared, reviewed record for Nigerian real estate, built plot by plot, not just estate by estate. Estate owners register their estates, map out individual plots, and get reviewed before anything goes live. Anyone can then search a plot, see its basic details for free, and unlock its full ownership history and documents for a small fee. iPlot isn't a marketplace and it doesn't sell land. It's the record you check before you commit to a plot, and the record an estate owner can point to as proof.

How it works

The basic loop

An estate gets registered

The owner adds estate details, a survey plan, and individual plots.

iPlot reviews it

Our team checks the estate and confirms the owner's identity before it goes live.

Anyone can check a plot

See the basics for free, or unlock the full history for a small fee.

Why plot-level matters

An estate's title doesn't tell you which plot is actually yours.

Double sales

A plot can be sold more than once when there's no shared record of what's already happened to it.

No visibility until it's too late

People often can't see a plot's real history until after they've already paid elsewhere, sometimes to the wrong person.

Paper-only records

Ownership history is scattered across paper files and word of mouth, not a record either side can actually check.

Step by step

Two sides, one shared record.

Checking a Plot

  1. 1
    Search

    Find an estate or a specific plot by name, identifier, or on the map.

  2. 2
    See the free summary

    Plot size, type, price, status, and the estate's live inventory, all before you pay anything.

  3. 3
    Verify the plot

    Pay a small one-time fee to unlock the plot's full record.

  4. 4
    Get the full picture

    Ownership history, development updates, and the approved building plan, all unlocked.

Verify a Plot

Registering an Estate

  1. 1
    Register your estate

    Basic details first. You can save progress and continue later at any step.

  2. 2
    Upload your survey plan

    iPlot reads the coordinates directly from your survey plan and plots the boundary for you to confirm.

  3. 3
    Lay out your plots

    Draw or auto-generate individual plots on a satellite map of your estate.

  4. 4
    Get reviewed & published

    Our team reviews your estate and confirms your identity before it can be searched.

Register Your Estate
Aerial view of individual building plots staked out and under development
Every plot starts as a mapped boundary, confirmed against a real survey plan, before anything gets built.
What you get

See the basics for free. Verify for the full record.

Free

Browsing

No account needed to see this once you're searching.

  • Plot identifier, type & size
  • Status: available, reserved, or sold
  • Price
  • The estate's live inventory counts
  • The plot's location on the map
Verified

A small one-time fee

Paid securely, per plot.

  • Everything in Browsing, plus:
  • Ownership history timeline (identities masked)
  • Development progress updates
  • The approved building plan document
  • A payment receipt, saved to your account
Verify a Plot
Why you can trust what you see

Real oversight, not just a listing.

Every estate is reviewed

An estate isn't searchable until our team has reviewed it. It's not just posted by whoever registered it.

Owners are identity-verified

Estate owners go through identity verification before their estate can be published.

Personal details stay masked

You can see a plot's ownership history without seeing anyone's private information.

Documents are never public

Building plans and title documents aren't public links. Every view is checked and logged.

Payments are secure

Verification payments are processed by a trusted, secure payment provider. iPlot never sees or stores your card details.

Every change leaves a record

Status changes, ownership updates, and development progress are logged, not silently overwritten.

Aerial view of a residential street with individually arranged house plots
Real estates, reviewed one plot at a time.
Questions

Frequently asked questions

What exactly does "verifying a plot" mean?

It means paying a small one-time fee to unlock everything iPlot knows about that specific plot: its ownership history, development progress, and approved building plan, instead of only the free summary (size, type, price, status).

How is this different from checking the estate's title documents?

An estate's title (like an AGIS record) confirms the estate itself is registered. It doesn't tell you anything about one specific plot inside that estate: whether it's still available, who's owned it, or whether it's been sold before. iPlot adds that plot-level layer.

Will anyone see my personal information?

No. Ownership history is visible so you can see what's happened to a plot, but personal details are masked. You'll see that a transfer happened, not a stranger's private information.

How much does verifying a plot cost?

A small one-time fee per plot, shown before you pay. There's no subscription. You only pay for the plots you actually verify.

How do I register my estate on iPlot?

Sign up as an estate owner, then work through the registration steps at your own pace: basic details, your survey plan, plot layout, and a final review. Progress saves automatically, so you can leave and come back.

Do estate owners need to verify their identity?

Yes. An estate owner's identity is verified before their estate can be published and searched.

Is there a mobile app?

A mobile app is in development. For now, iPlot works fully in your phone's browser, nothing to install.

Get in touch

Questions we haven't answered above?

Reach us directly, or send a message and we'll reply by email.

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