LandTech has integrated Brickflow’s software into its LandInsight platform, allowing developers and property investors to compare funding options during site appraisal.
The partnership gives LandInsight users access to Brickflow’s lender search and funding data through a new Funding tab, bringing site appraisal and finance comparison into a single workflow.
The companies said the integration was designed to address a bottleneck for developers assessing new opportunities. According to the March 2026 SME Developer Sentiment Survey, 70% of developers said current market conditions were limiting their willingness to start new sites.
Brickflow’s API will provide LandInsight users with live data from more than 160 lenders, allowing them to assess whether a site is financially viable and understand the level of capital injection required before committing further time or resources.
The companies said the tool would help developers avoid spending time pursuing opportunities that are unlikely to be viable, while supporting faster decisions on sites that meet their requirements.
Frazer Campbell (pictured), chief revenue officer of Brickflow, says: “By making our technology available earlier in the developer and property investor workflow, users can instantly see if a site stacks, saving them both time and money.
“Through embedding our marketplace search into LandInsight, we are providing the transparency and speed needed to transition from site appraisal to funding in record time.”
Preston Tucker, LandFund operations manager at LandTech, adds: “Identifying a site is only the first step, but securing finance is where projects often encounter the most friction.
“This integration makes LandTech a full-solution partner, enabling our users to make confident decisions by managing their feasibility and funding in one place.”
The partnership brings together LandTech’s site data and Brickflow’s finance search capability, with the aim of giving developers and property investors a clearer view of project viability at an earlier stage.
