Bringing communities together
One square at a time.
Control land, control its future.
Bring people together around a place you care about
Landgrid turns a shared project into something everyone can be part of. Neighbours, friends and supporters each take a square on the map, put their name to it and see who’s standing beside them.
One square at a time, a scattered group of well-wishers becomes a community — and together you raise what the project needs.
Key features
Made for people doing something together
Personalise ‘your square’
You can personalise each square and use the ‘Be My Neighbour’ feature to actively build connections and foster a sense of community.
High-res imagery
Overlay drone photography or high-resolution satellite imagery to give supporters a detailed visual of your project.
Not just 3×3 metre squares
Divide the project into squares of customizable dimensions to align with the scale and budget of your initiative.
Tangible, fixed coordinates
Supporters are assigned a fixed square of land, viewable on the LandGrid.io interactive map or accessible via GPS coordinates.
How it works
Three simple steps to bring people in
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Step 1
Your audience will be directed to your specific map page via your website or social media channels. There, they’ll encounter an interactive map with a grid overlay, showcasing the land associated with your project.
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Step 2
Clicking on a square within the grid reveals detailed information about the project, including its goals, costs, and plot size. You can label a square with your name and add it to the basket.
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Step 3
All payments are securely processed via Stripe, and you’ll receive a confirmation email as soon as your checkout is complete. Your Landgrid dashboard will keep you updated on the status of your project and provide a visual reminder of your land square. Any legal documents related to your purchase will be sent to you in a separate email.
Questions
About LandGrid, in brief
What is LandGrid?
LandGrid (LandGrid.io) is a web tool that helps a community raise money for a shared land project. The land is shown on an interactive map divided into a grid of squares, and supporters each choose a square, put their name on it and pay for it online.
How does it work for supporters?
Supporters follow a link from the project’s website or social media to its map page. Clicking a square shows the project’s goals, costs and plot size; they label the square with their name, add it to the basket and check out. They receive a confirmation email and a LandGrid dashboard that keeps them up to date with the project.
How big is each square?
Each project chooses its own square size — for example 3 × 3 metres or 4 × 4 metres — to suit the scale and budget of the project.
Is each square a real, fixed place?
Yes. Every supporter is assigned a fixed square, which they can find on the LandGrid map or by its GPS coordinates.
How does it bring people together?
Supporters can personalise their square and use the ‘Be My Neighbour’ feature to connect with the people on the squares around them, so a scattered group of supporters can see itself as one community.
What does the map show?
Projects can overlay drone photography or high-resolution satellite imagery, so supporters get a detailed view of the land they are helping.
How are payments handled?
All payments are processed securely by Stripe. Any legal documents relating to a purchase are sent to the supporter in a separate email.
Can I see an example?
Yes — the Wilderness Farm demo project at wildernessfarm.landgrid.io shows a live LandGrid map.
Who created LandGrid?
LandGrid was founded by Alex Hammond, a brand strategist and creative director. To start a project, get in touch through the contact page.