International
faircompanies.build is US-only today — for good reasons, and not for long.
Real-estate workflows are jurisdiction-locked. Every country — often every state, province, county, and city — has its own zoning code, parcel registry, hazard data, and permit path. We’re lighting them up region by region rather than shipping shallow “world-wide” support that can’t produce a real permit.
Tell us where you are. We’ll email you when faircompanies.build supports your region — and the signal helps us prioritize what comes next.
Where we are
United States
AvailableFull nine-stage workflow — feasibility through permit-ready deliverables — across all 50 states. Jurisdiction depth varies by region.
Canada
Up nextProvincial zoning + municipal permits — the closest data shape to US. First international region we’re scoping.
Europe & UK
ResearchingEvery country has its own planning regime — Germany, France, Netherlands, Spain, Italy, UK each need their own ingest path.
Latin America
Scoping interestMexico, Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Colombia have strong demand signals. Municipal data availability is the gating variable.
Asia & Pacific
Scoping interestJapan, Australia, Singapore, New Zealand and Korea are first in line. India and SE Asia are on the longer horizon.
Middle East & Africa
Scoping interestDemand-driven — let us know if your region warrants prioritization and we’ll dig in.
Status reflects current planning, not a delivery commitment. The best way to move a region up the queue is signing up below — we prioritize by demand density and data partner availability.
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Why US-first
Depth before breadth.
A useful answer to “what can I build here?” requires the right parcel registry, zoning ordinance, hazard model, and permit process for the specific lot — all of which differ jurisdiction by jurisdiction. The US alone has thousands of permitting authorities; covering it well takes data partnerships with Regrid, Shovels, Zoneomics, First Street, LightBox, PermiGuide, LandLogic, and others.
We’d rather support fewer regions deeply than every region shallowly. A shallow international launch would deliver confident-sounding answers that wouldn’t survive a real permit submission — that’s worse than no answer.
So we’re lighting up regions one at a time, partnering with local data providers in each, and validating against real jurisdictions before we promise availability. Your sign-up tells us where the demand is.