Habitability Intelligence Certificate
One cell. Every layer at the accuracy it's actually measured at.
Give us an address or a coordinate pair. You get back a certificate: a single, printable page carrying the location's environmental score, the six graded bands behind it, and a QR that anyone — a buyer, a lender, a client — can scan to verify it. The full Cell Report sits underneath as the evidence. No subscription, no seats, no software to learn. Sign in with your email — there is no password.
How it works
A street address, a plot reference or raw coordinates — whichever you have. One certificate covers one research cell, so a whole street or a small development is usually one order.
The cell is read across 117 measured layers from 40 public sources and graded against the published standards. The exact figures are then frozen, fingerprinted and sealed under a certificate number and dataset version.
You receive the certificate PDF, a permanent verification page and a compact listing badge. Put it in the pack, the listing, the report you already charge for.
What you receive
Landscape A4. Restrained enough to sit in a due-diligence pack next to an energy certificate or a survey, plain enough that a buyer reads it in ten seconds. The sample below is a real Barcelona cell.
The reading shown is a real sample cell. The certificate you order carries your location's own numbers, its own certificate number, and its own verification page. Four print styles are available — name one in the order note, or we issue the classic.
One purchase, three artefacts
Landscape A4, print-ready. Goes in the listing pack, the client folder, the due-diligence bundle — wherever paper still decides things.
A permanent link at cleanzone.app/cert/… the QR resolves to. Anyone can open it, no account, no paywall.
A compact score badge for the property listing or brochure — score, grade, QR — derived from the same certificate.
Every certificate includes it: all 117 layers with the regional normal alongside, source and standard cited per row, exportable as CSV.
Who orders these
A certificate costs $89.95 against a transaction usually worth six or seven figures. Nobody here wants another research subscription — they want one document they can hand over.
Answer the air, water, radon and flight-noise questions before the viewing, in writing, with a source behind every line.
Attach to the listing · hand to the buyer · end the "is it noisy?" loopAn independent reading on the location the seller's pack never covers, while there is still time to walk away.
Due-diligence pack · negotiation evidence · shortlist comparisonScreen a shortlist by numbers rather than impressions, and give the client a document that justifies the fee.
Client deliverable · billable line item · one per shortlisted areaSite screening before the money moves — seismic, flood, industrial, hazard-pin proximity and air quality on one page.
Land appraisal · investor pack · planning submission annexAn environmental context sheet to open a report with, already graded against WHO and EPA guidance.
Report annex · design brief · client conversation openerIssue certificates across a whole book of listings on certificate credits instead of seats.
Certificate packs · API issuance · branded listing badgesWhat the certificate grades
Where a published guideline exists — WHO air and water limits, US EPA action levels, the GEM seismic model — the layer is graded against it, and the fine print on the row names the standard. Where none exists, the row cites the measured record itself: the ADS-B flight log, the VIIRS radiance pass. No row grades against our own opinion.
PM2.5, NO₂, O₃, SO₂, CO and the pollen seasons that shape where you can live comfortably.
Graded against WHO and EU annual air-quality guidelinesHardness, nitrate, arsenic and lead — the chemistry that corrodes pipes, stains fixtures and lands in the glass.
Graded against WHO and US EPA drinking-water limitsThe cell's radon norm — the single biggest unmeasured variable in most people's indoor exposure.
Graded against the WHO and EPA action levelCommunity noise score built from traffic, flight and industrial sources — not a single-point meter reading.
Graded against WHO community-noise guidanceFlight counts and density from the ADS-B record; night-sky radiance from the same satellite pass scientists use.
OpenSky ADS-B record · VIIRS night-time radiancePeak ground acceleration, G-Tower and high-voltage-line counts, industrial plants, airports — the structural risk that no build quality changes.
GEM/USGS seismic model · OSM infrastructureMaximum per-layer accuracy
A 25 km cell can hold a flight corridor and a quiet pocket in the same square. The certificate resolves each layer as far as its source actually measures — and says plainly which layers stay at the base cell because the source grid stops there.
| Layer | Resolution on the certificate |
|---|---|
| Base research cell | 0.25° (~25 km) |
| Flight paths & density | ~1 km |
| Light pollution (night radiance) | ~460 m |
| Forest / tree cover | ~110 m |
| Air, water, radon, noise, hazard | 0.25° cell, full scored detail |
Layers resolve as far as their source measures: the OpenSky flight grid, VIIRS light tiles and forest cover sharpen finer than the 0.25° research cell; air, water, radon and hazard grids are published at the base cell, so the certificate shows them at full detail rather than inventing finer ones.
Issued reading vs current reading
Your certificate never silently changes. The reading it was issued at stays exactly as printed, tied to its dataset version. When the underlying data moves, the verification page shows both — so a scanner in two years sees the reading you were issued with the current one beside it, and the difference in plain view.
Issued reading
84/100
Current reading
82/100
Both readings are public on the certificate's verification page, and the issued figures are fingerprinted at issue — a reprint has to match the stored record exactly. If a location has moved enough to matter, a reissued certificate at the current dataset is a fraction of the first.
Introductory price
Send the location and we issue the certificate the same day — PDF, verification page and listing badge, with the full Cell Report underneath. No subscription, no renewal, no seats. 7-day money-back guarantee.
Screening certificate — not a property survey or a guarantee of conditions on the ground.
Volume & agencies
An agency does not need ten CleanZone seats. It needs certificates it can attach to properties. Buy issuance credits, draw them down as listings come in — every certificate carries that listing's score and sends the scanner to a verification page. The account is self-serve: sign in with Management on this page, buy, issue, and the certificate API key for automated issuance is already there.
$89.95
Introductory, list $149.95. One location, issued in seconds, everything included.
× $89.95
5, 25, 100 or a number you type. Credits sit on the account and are drawn down as listings come in — they do not expire.
No extra fee
Every account carries an API key the moment it exists. Issue one certificate or 3,500 in a batch; your credit balance is the only quota.
Bank transfer
Past $999,999.99 a card cannot carry the payment. Request an invoice from the account — card or transfer, payable in parts.
Every credit is the same $89.95 against the $149.95 list, whatever the quantity. Sign in with Management at the top of this page — email only, no password — and the account opens at cleanz.one/certificates, where credits, issued certificates and CSV batches all live. Credits appear the moment the payment clears, and the certificate API key is on that same page. That key talks to the certificate API on its own host: POST /v1/certificates for one, POST /v1/certificate-batches for a whole book (CSV or JSON, a template per listing, ZIP and manifest when it finishes). The host comes with the key. It is the certificate system only — the map/data API is a separate product with separate keys.
Questions
A landscape A4 certificate PDF carrying the CleanZone crest, the location's score and grade, the six graded bands, the strengths and points to review, and a QR. The QR opens a permanent verification page — no account, no paywall — and the full Cell Report, all 117 layers with sources, sits underneath it. A compact listing badge comes with it for the property listing itself.
No. This is a one-off product: you send an address or coordinates, you get a certificate. Nothing renews, nothing to log into. The CleanZone research platform is a separate thing entirely — you never have to touch it. Order a certificate →
Yes — that's what it's for. Print it, attach it to the particulars, include it in a due-diligence bundle, or embed the listing badge on the property page. The verification page is public, so anyone you send it to can check it themselves.
Your certificate keeps the reading it was issued at, tied to its dataset version, permanently. The verification page shows that issued reading alongside the current one, so nothing changes behind your back and nothing pretends to be fresher than it is. Reissuing at the current dataset costs a fraction of the first certificate.
No. It is an environmental screening certificate built from public measurement — VIIRS, CAMS, GEM, USGS, OpenSky, OSM, WHO and EPA standards — each figure with its source and standard cited. It tells you what the location's environment reads like and where to look harder. It does not replace a site survey, a radon test kit or a structural report. Verify on the ground before you act.
Then no certificate is issued. A score only exists when at least half its weighted components carry a real measured value in that cell — below that threshold we decline the order before any payment is taken. A certificate built on thin coverage would be worth nothing to hand over, so we never print one.
The base research cell is 0.25°, about 25 km, and several layers resolve far finer — flights to about a kilometre, night light to about 460 metres, tree cover to about 110 metres. Each row states its own resolution, so nothing is presented as sharper than the source that measured it.
The certificate is priced at $149.95; $89.95 is the introductory price while the product is new. Against a purchase, a listing or a land appraisal, an independent environmental reading is the cheapest line in the file. Order at the introductory price →
What to do next
Put the address or coordinates in the order form. We come back with the payment link; the certificate, verification page and listing badge follow the same day, covered by the 7-day guarantee.
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