[Platform — Site capacity]

Site capacity software, by product type

What a parcel holds, by the product you actually build: lots by width for homebuilders, units by garden, wrap or podium for multifamily, with the limiting factor named and the code section behind it. Change the product and the whole study follows.

What it does

On the parcel, on the first look.

01

By product, not in the abstract

Set your products once. Lot widths and depths for single-family, unit mix and parking logic for multifamily. Every parcel comes back laid out the way you would build it.

02

The limiting factor, named

Units, density, height, FAR, parking and open space, with the one that binds flagged, so you know what to change to get more.

03

A thousand iterations beat three

Switch from 50-foot to 60-foot lots, or from wrap to podium, and the yield, the massing and the comps re-run in one sitting.

What's inside

Every study includes

  • Lot yield by product with net lots, density and open-space math
  • Unit count by product type with a massing you can show
  • The binding constraint flagged on every run
  • Net buildable acreage after site intersections
  • Rent and sales comps beside the yield
  • Inputs your pro forma needs, ready to export
Beyond the study

The study is where we start, not where we stop.

Most land software ends at the feasibility study. Algoma's team picks it up from there: site plan packages in days, design packages in weeks, and development through construction.

  1. You, in AlgomaFeasibility studyMinutes · any parcel, any market
  2. DaysSite plan packageZoning-aligned layouts, several scenarios
  3. WeeksDesign packageBuildings and neighborhoods for the site
  4. Through constructionDevelopmentSite search to construction administration
FAQ

Questions teams ask.

From the zoning read for the parcel and the site intersections netted out of the gross acreage, applied to the product you chose. Every limit cites the code section it came from, and the one that binds is flagged.
Yes. You set lot widths, depths and setbacks, or a unit mix and parking ratio, once, and every parcel you run uses them. Switch products on the same site and the study re-runs.
That is the standard the study is built to: a count you do not have to double-check, because each input is visible. A multifamily developer found 47 more units on a site an architect had already planned, under the same zoning. The case study.
The team behind the platform takes the study into a zoning-aligned site plan package in days and a design package in weeks. See what the team delivers.

Bring a site. We'll show you what it holds.

Lots or units by product, the limiting factor, the comps and the massing, on a parcel you choose.

No setup. Bring a real parcel and we run it live on the call.