SHEET 01
Answer first, map second
The first screen shows a plain-language feasibility signal instead of a waitlist or a statewide directory dump.
A Massachusetts-first property brief that separates statewide ADU rights, municipal restrictions, parcel facts, and questions only the town can answer.
Parcel brief · live preview
Illustrative result. A live product would resolve the actual parcel and current municipal sources before answering.
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Why the stack matters
The competitors prove the job exists. LotLight improves the moment between address and decision: every rule layer stays separately visible, sources stay attached, and the unknowns are named instead of averaged away.
SHEET 01
The first screen shows a plain-language feasibility signal instead of a waitlist or a statewide directory dump.
SHEET 02
State rights, local dimensional rules, overlays, transit proximity, and wastewater questions never collapse into one false yes/no.
SHEET 03
Every claim shows its source, retrieval date, and whether the town has newer material requiring review.
Registration order
Match an address to a parcel and let the homeowner correct a bad match.
Apply statewide ADU protections, then surface local restrictions and unresolved overlays.
Export the likely path, cited facts, unknowns, and exact questions for the building department.
Pricing without make-believe
There is no honest numeric discount yet. LotLight prices the first useful job instead: a $9 cited ADU brief without a subscription.
Statewide baseline, parcel confirmation, and visible uncertainty.
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Municipal sources, dimensional checklist, transit and wastewater questions.
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Three scenarios, a professional handoff PDF, and 30 days of source-change alerts.
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†Best first paid job — the brief most homeowners actually need.
Pricing-stage early access
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LotLight is an early feasibility aid, not an official zoning determination, site plan, building permit, septic approval, or professional opinion.
The trust boundary
LotLight is an early feasibility aid, not an official zoning determination, site plan, building permit, septic approval, or professional opinion.
Sources reviewed July 24, 2026