Built for Britain’s infrastructure
Infrastructure teams still chase landowners through inboxes, PDFs and spreadsheets. AccessMyLand runs the whole job: identify, negotiate, licence, evidence, pay — and send overflow to an independent land agent.
Not a £29/month land-agent app. Built for operators who need 40% more landowners without another hire.
Own one workflow
Established platforms already store parcels, documents and maps. The gap is temporary access: negotiation, compensation, a signed licence, a visit, evidence, reinstatement and payment — with a marketplace when your land team is full.
Three businesses, one platform
Operators pay to run land access. SMEs from £590 a month; enterprise teams on annual licences. Every case has a single file: parties, offers, conditions, licence, visit, evidence, pay.
Sixty parcels, twenty you cannot cover. Assign them to approved independent agents. A £500 professional fee at 15% is £75 to the platform — times thousands of cases.
Once you have processed enough agreements you know what was offered, countered and settled — by land type, county, duration and crop. That data becomes the product.
Wayleave tools often start with a landlord and an incoming operator. AccessMyLand starts the other way: an infrastructure scheme that must cross third-party land. Different motion, different buyer, different software.
The pitch
“Your land team can manage 40% more landowners without employing additional agents.”
That is the return, not “our software stores access”. Five hundred organisations at £20,000 a year is £10m ARR — before marketplace commission or data products. The surrounding UK category already supports businesses of that scale.
Demo pricing for the product you can click through today. Enterprise contracts are scoped to programme volume.
Marketplace commission is 15% of the professional fee. Intelligence is included on Operator and Enterprise.