How-to • Landowner
Earn income by leasing your land
See what each property could earn, list it for hunting, crop, or grazing leases, and track inquiries and payouts.
The Earn page is one place for lease income: what each property could earn, your listings, inquiries from lessees, and payouts. You need at least one claimed property to see earning estimates.
See what your land could earn
The Overview tab shows potential income across your properties, with per-acre and annual estimates for hunting access, crop leases, and grazing. Estimates are based on nearby marketplace leases or USDA county rates — you always set the final price.
Just claimed your land and don't see numbers yet? County rent data can take a little while to land — you'll see "We're still pricing your land" until it does. You don't have to wait: you can list the property yourself right away.
List your land
- Tap List your land on Earn, or open a parcel's Potential panel and choose List your land — that path pre-fills the property and lease type.
- Pick what you're leasing — hunting access, crop lease, grazing lease, or something else. Each option shows the going rate near your property.
- Fill in the details: title, price, payment schedule, season, capacity, species or livestock, and a description. We suggest a price from local rates; you can change it.
- Tap Publish listing. It appears on the Listings tab right away — and on the parcel's Potential panel if you started there.
You can edit a listing any time from the Listings tab. To remove one, tap Delete, then Confirm delete — this removes it from the marketplace and can't be undone. If publishing fails, your answers are saved as a draft so nothing is lost.
Inquiries and payouts
Interest from lessees shows up on the Inquiries tab with dates, party size, and any note they sent. The Payouts tab lists each payment as scheduled, due, or paid. Payouts land in your connected bank account two business days after each payment clears.
Income figures are estimates from county rates and nearby listings. Actual lease prices depend on your land, your market, and the terms you agree to.
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