One-off reports

Parcel report pricing

Check one parcel or compare several listings before buying. Choose the number of reports that fits your needs.

Valido organises available data about planning, access roads, visible utilities, terrain, water, geological and environmental risks, surroundings, recorded transaction prices and a practical checklist.

For one parcel

Single report

29

One complete PDF report.

  • No account required
  • Electronic delivery
Check one parcel

3 reports

Package 3 reports

49 zł

16,33 zł za raport · Oszczędzasz 38 zł.

  • Requires a free account
  • Valid for 12 months
  • Use one credit per PDF report
Choose package 3

10 reports

Package 10 reports

129 zł

12,90 zł za raport · Oszczędzasz 161 zł.

  • Requires a free account
  • Valid for 12 months
  • Use one credit per PDF report
Choose package 10

Every option includes the same full report scope. The only difference is the number of available reports.

What every report includes

01

Parcel and map

Identification, area, boundaries and location context.

02

MPZP

Available planning documents and signals to verify.

03

Risks and environment

Flooding, terrain, soil and protected-area context.

04

Practical summary

Clear findings, sources and next verification steps.

Why do packages require an account?

An account only saves your purchased reports. You can use them later on different parcels, review purchase history and see how many reports remain.

No subscriptionOne-off paymentDifferent parcels12-month validity

FAQ

Do I need an account to buy a report?

No. A single report for PLN 29 can be bought without an account.

Why does a package require an account?

The account stores credits, purchase history and package expiry.

Are packages a subscription?

No. Every package is paid once.

Can I use reports on different parcels?

Yes. One credit covers one selected parcel.

Does a package report have a different scope?

No. The scope is the same as for a single report.

Does the analysis replace official documents?

No. It is informational and key findings should be confirmed in source documents and at the relevant office.

Reports are informational and do not replace official documents or a professional opinion.