LandSahi vs Landeed: a Maharashtra alternative
Landeed fetches property documents in 28 states. LandSahi gives one screened report on a Maharashtra survey number, from ₹499, with published prices.
Landeed details as of , from its own website
Side by side
| Topic | LandSahi | Landeed |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A web report on one Maharashtra survey number, screened from the official records, in three depths. | A national platform to fetch, order and verify property documents, with AI title reports and a legal opinion desk. |
| Coverage | Maharashtra | 28 states |
| Price of a report | ₹499 Snapshot, ₹1,499 Standard (adds registered deeds), ₹2,999 Comprehensive (adds court cases) | Not shown on its Maharashtra search report page |
| Ownership and transaction history | 7/12, 8A and ferfar in every report; Index-II deeds and a draft chain of title from Standard | Search report by survey, CTS, milkat, gat or plot number, over 1, 10 or 20 years or a custom range |
| Court cases | Comprehensive: revenue court cases from e-QJCourts, searched by survey number | Its search report page says the report shows legal cases or claims |
| Restriction flags | Every report flags class 2 and grant conditions, nazrana and tribal holder entries read from the 7/12 | Not described on its Maharashtra search report page |
| Certificates and certified copies | Digital 7/12, ferfar order and one-year Index-II search at ₹49 each | Certified sale deed copies, PMRDA zone certificate, Mumbai DP remarks, property card mutation and more |
| Maps and planning | Map Intelligence layers: neighbouring parcels, guidance rates, zoning, developments, acquisition indicators, transit, MIDC | Mumbai CTS maps and a PMRDA zone certificate |
| Monitoring | No monitoring service | Real-time monitoring and alerts |
| For developers | No public API | API and MCP access |
Where Landeed is the better choice
- Coverage of 28 states. LandSahi covers Maharashtra only.
- Certified copies and certificates LandSahi does not sell, such as a PMRDA zone certificate and Mumbai DP remarks, plus a legal opinion desk.
- City records: its search report takes CTS and milkat numbers. LandSahi works from village and survey or gat number.
- Monitoring and alerts, and an API for developers.
What LandSahi adds
- Published prices: ₹499, ₹1,499 and ₹2,999, shown before you start.
- One screened report that flags class 2 and grant conditions and tribal holder entries, instead of a set of documents to read yourself.
- Revenue court cases searched by survey number on e-QJCourts, in the Comprehensive report.
- Planning authority and zone in selected areas, forest and eco-sensitive zones and the Ready Reckoner valuation in every report, with Map Intelligence layers on subscription.
- Ready in under an hour, and a free parcel preview before you pay.
Questions
- Is LandSahi a Landeed alternative for Maharashtra?
- For checking one plot of land in Maharashtra before you buy, yes: LandSahi reads the official records for a survey number and returns one screened report. For documents from other states, certified copies or certificates such as a PMRDA zone certificate, Landeed covers more.
- How much does Landeed charge for a Maharashtra search report?
- Its Maharashtra search report page did not show a price when we read it on 23 October 2026. LandSahi publishes its prices: ₹499, ₹1,499 and ₹2,999.
- Does LandSahi cover city property cards?
- No. LandSahi works from a village and a survey or gat number in Maharashtra. Landeed's search report also takes CTS and milkat numbers.
- Can either one replace a lawyer?
- A LandSahi report is screening and document verification, not a legal opinion; an advocate gives that. Landeed also sells a legal opinion service.
Everything about Landeed on this page comes from its own website as we read it on 23 October 2026. Prices and features change, so check its site before you decide. Landeed is a separate company and is not connected with LandSahi. Sources:
See what the record says.
Start with the free parcel preview, then choose a report depth.
Check a parcelScreening and document verification. Not a legal opinion.