Membership

Before you sign, know who you are signing with.

Seven full days when you sign up. No card.

Basic

To start looking

Free

forever

  • Developer search
  • Risk band with colour
  • Irregularity alerts
  • Save developers to favourites
  • Methodology and knowledge centre
Recommended

Buyer Pass

To decide on a purchase

US$199

one-time · 6 months

  • Everything in Basic
  • Full Trust Score, number and sub-scores
  • Data Confidence Index and the date of the data
  • Legal checklist with detail and sources
  • Full project list and their profiles
  • Verified buyer reviews
  • Public documents (permits, registries)
  • Email alerts when a score changes
  • Member price on the Buyer Risk Report: US$399 instead of US$499

Seven full days when you sign up. No card.

One-time payment. It does not renew itself or keep your card.

Pro for professionals

One seat per person, for people who advise buyers

$1,499 MXN

/ month · or $14,990 / year

  • Everything in the Buyer Pass, while the seat is active
  • 24-month score history
  • Monthly legal Q&A with PeninsuLawyers
  • Private documents
  • Member price on every report
  • The annual plan includes one Buyer Risk Report per year

≈ US$86 approx. / month · ≈ US$857 approx. / year

Per seat. For buyer-side brokers, relocation consultants, lawyers and lenders.

Buyer Risk Report

Your actual deal, reviewed by a person

  • Developer, project and your contract
  • Human review by PeninsuLawyers
  • PDF delivered within 3 business days of the file being complete
  • Includes 90 days of full access

US$499

US$399 if you hold a live Buyer Pass or Pro seat.

Frequently asked questions

How does the 7-day trial work?
Signing up gives you seven days of full access, no card. Once per person.
Does the Buyer Pass renew itself?
No. It is a one-time payment for six months. We tell you when it is ending and you can renew for US$99 if you want to.
What if I buy two passes?
They stack: the second starts when the first ends. You never lose days you paid for.
Do developers pay anything?
No, and they cannot. No developer pays for its score, its position, or a badge. The buyer pays; that is where the independence comes from.