Coming soon — founding list now open

Know what your build truly costs — before you lay a block.

The Feasibility Studio turns today’s real material and labour prices into a stage-by-stage cost and feasibility plan for your exact house — the number you, your bank and your partners can finally trust.

Priced in ₦ & $No account to startBuilt by Lands of Nigeria
Feasibility Studio dashboard — sample build feasibility report for a 3-bedroom bungalow in Lekki, Lagos, showing total cost in naira and dollars, cost breakdown by stage, cashflow and sensitivity analysis
What it does

Not a rough estimate. A plan you can build on.

Every other “cost calculator” hands you one vague number. The Studio shows you the whole picture — and where it can move.

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Stage-by-stage costing

Foundation to finishing, each stage priced from current 2026 Nigerian market rates — never guesses or stale figures.

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Feasibility, not just a total

Cashflow by phase, built-in contingency, and a sensitivity range so you see the risk before you commit a single naira.

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A report banks respect

Export a clean, assumption-backed PDF you can hand to a lender, a partner, or your spouse — in naira and dollars.

Who it’s for

Built for the people who carry the risk.

Self-builders

Plan your own home properly before you hire a soul or pour concrete.

Diaspora buyers

Cost a build from abroad with numbers you can verify — not a cousin’s rough guess.

Small developers

Test whether a project stacks up before you ever pay for the land.

Be first in line — and help shape it.

The founding list gets early access, a locked-in founding price, and a real say in what we build first. No spam, just the launch.

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Questions

The honest answers

When does it launch?

We’re building it now. Founding-list members get first access before anyone else.

What will it cost?

A one-time price per report — no subscriptions. Founding members lock in the lowest price we’ll ever offer.

How accurate is it?

It runs on LON’s live cost data and shows its assumptions on every report. It’s a serious planning tool — not a substitute for a quantity surveyor’s final BOQ.