Frequently asked questions

Yes. The free tier includes the full map with satellite, USGS topo and lidar layers, parcel boundary lines, pins and stands, weather, and a taste of Scout. Pro ($4.99/mo or $39.99/yr) and Unlimited ($9.99/mo or $79.99/yr) add full parcel data with owner names and mailing addresses, more Scout, buck scoring and more — both with a 14-day free trial.

Scout is the AI hunting assistant built into Contors. It knows your property — your stands, pins, boundaries and cameras — plus live weather and your state's rut timing, and it acts on the map: dropping pins, drawing routes, grading stands against the wind, and planning hunts. Try a limited version on our interactive demo page.

Yes. Paid plans show property boundaries with the owner's name and mailing address nationwide, sourced from county records via LOVELAND Technologies (Regrid). It's how permission letters get written.

Yes — download an area to your phone and the map, your pins and your property keep working with no signal. Live weather and Scout need a connection.

Snap or upload a trail-cam photo and Scout estimates the buck's age class and gross score range — calibrated by real tape-measured bucks that hunters feed back into the system.

Contors runs today as an iPhone app and as a web app at app.contors.com that works on any phone's browser, Android included. A native Android app is on the roadmap.

Anytime, in about three taps: Account → Manage subscription, which opens our Stripe billing portal. Cancel there and you keep access through the end of your paid period. No calls, no emails required.

Yes. Your pins, properties and hunts are yours — we don't sell data, and other users can only see what you explicitly share with them. See our privacy policy for the full details.

One thing above all: intelligence. Other apps show you a map; Scout reads yours — wind, terrain, your history — and tells you where to sit. Add lidar terrain, nationwide owner info, honest pricing, and a solo founder who ships fixes the same night hunters report them.

Parcel records come from county assessor data, refreshed continuously by our provider. Ownership changes typically appear within weeks to a few months of recording, depending on the county.

Something else? Contact us — you'll get the founder, not a ticket queue.