Honest answers.

We watch it on two fronts so you find out early, while problems are still easy to fix. From space, we check every clear satellite image of your plot for someone farming, clearing, digging or building on it. On paper, in 19 states we read your official land record every week for a new owner, a changed share or a new mutation. A real person checks every alert and explains it to you. We can’t stop anyone physically — but early, dated warnings are what let you act in weeks instead of years.

A pin on the map, or the village and survey/khasra number from your land record (7/12, jamabandi, khatauni, patta, RTC, khatian — whatever your state uses). Setup takes about three minutes. If you’re not sure of the exact boundary, our team finds the plot with you and confirms it before monitoring starts.

No — never. We don’t ask for power of attorney or original documents, we don’t handle your money, and we don’t manage or visit your property. We only watch and report to you.

Yes. Land Watch is priced per plot, so add as many as you own — farmland, residential plots or houses, anywhere in India.

In 19 states we read the official online land record for your plot every week: Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Delhi, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal, Odisha, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. We flag a new owner, a changed share or area, or a new mutation entry. In other states we watch from space, and our team helps you check the record by hand.

Partly, and we’re honest about it. The satellite imagery we use can’t see through thick cloud, so in the monsoon there can be weeks without a clear view — your monthly update tells you exactly that, so silence never means nobody looked. The weekly land-record checks carry on regardless, and paper fraud is the kind of change that doesn’t wait for clear skies.

The free Sentinel-2 satellites see the ground in 10-metre squares — plenty to spot a new crop, cleared or dug-up soil, or a building or large structure on farmland. They won’t show a person or a single new pole. For a close look at boundaries and small structures, a drone recording is the right tool.

A harvest isn’t a kabza — and we know the difference. Every alert is reviewed by a person who compares it with the season and your land’s own history before it reaches you, so you get context, not panic.

Usually up to 10 years. Our Land History Report uses archive satellite imagery to show, year by year, when crops, bare soil or buildings changed on your plot — useful before you visit, sell, or talk to a lawyer.

Our team checks it first — against the season, your plot’s history and the record itself — so you never get a false alarm. Then we tell you by email and WhatsApp what changed, what it likely means, and sensible next steps. You decide what to do. Premium members also get priority help from a partner lawyer.

A short monthly update by email: how many clear satellite views we got of your plot, when your land record was last read, and that nothing changed. Most months that’s all — and that’s the point.

You can check most records online for free, and we show you how. The hard part is doing it every week for years, reading it carefully each time, and noticing the one entry that changed. We do that for you — and we also watch the ground, which no record shows.

Every update and alert is in plain English, with a summary in your home language — Hindi, Punjabi, Gujarati, Marathi, Malayalam, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Bengali and more.

Our reports are dated observations that can help you and your lawyer understand what happened and when. We aren’t a law firm, and how any evidence is used is for your lawyer to advise on.

Most families start with Land Watch ($15 per plot a month): it watches the land from space and in the records, and a person explains anything that changes. If you haven’t seen the land in years, start with the $49 Land History Report to learn what has already happened. Choose Premium if you also want a drone video every year and priority help.

We arrange a drone pilot to fly over your plot on a date agreed with you on WhatsApp. You receive an HD video, close aerial photos of the boundaries and any structures, and a short narrated summary in English or your home language. The pilot never enters buildings, collects keys or speaks for you — it’s simply a closer look than satellites can give.

Yes. Monthly plans have no contract — cancel whenever you like from your account, email or WhatsApp, and you won’t be charged again.

You get a full refund. If we can’t locate your plot or deliver your first report, we refund you in full — no questions.

Most of the families we serve live outside India, so we price in US dollars and your card handles the conversion. The price is the same whichever country you live in.