EDR sells environmental reports on a site, and 1Lookup checks a company's EPA record for $0.015 when a facility is found.

Environmental due diligence reports and historical resources, now sold by LightBox. The environmental data packages are built on the Radius Map Report and the Sanborn Map Report, with regulatory reports such as the Radius Map Report with GeoCheck and NEPASearch Map Report, historical resources such as city directories, aerial photographs and topographic maps, and land title reports for environmental liens, activity and use limitations and chain of title. Results come in the LightBox Live workspace, as a PDF and, where available, as an Excel file.

The EDR pages print no price. Reports are ordered through EDR's ordering site, reached from an Order Now button, or by contacting sales, and the calls to action on the product pages are Request a Demo and Contact Sales. Four packages (Basic, Standard, Premium and Premium 1980) are each built on the Radius Map Report and Sanborn Map Report, and the Premium tiers list an Expedited 1-3 Day turnaround. Checked October 2026.

3 credits per company with a facility found, free when no EPA-regulated facility matches. On the Starter plan ($99 a month for 20,000 credits) a check is about $0.015, which covers 6,666 companies a month and is $14.85 per 1,000. At the Enterprise end of the rate card it is about $0.006. EDR prints no price, so no figure is set against ours, and a radius map report on a site is a different product from a company's EPA record.

On depth around a site. The Radius Map Report supports ASTM E1527-21 and EPA All Appropriate Inquiries workflows, with approximate minimum search distances, source documentation and data currency tracking, and customizable distances where a project needs a different scope. It searches federal, state, tribal, local and proprietary environmental data, GeoCheck adds topographic, hydrologic, wetland, flood, soil and geologic information, and the packages add historical resources and liens. 1Lookup reads the EPA's compliance database only.

The EDR pages describe a search around a target property, its surrounding sites and a set of search distances, and do not mention a company-name search. 1Lookup starts from a company or facility name, with an optional two-letter state, and keeps the active EPA facilities whose own name carries every word you sent.

The EDR pages describe none. LightBox's Developer Portal, linked from the page footer, features Geocoding, Parcels, Addresses, Assessment, Structures and Zoning APIs. 1Lookup's Environmental Compliance Check is one API endpoint, with the same key and balance as every other 1Lookup product.

The EDR Radius Map Report includes data currency tracking and a list of the government records searched. 1Lookup reads the EPA's compliance database when you look a company up and says the day it read it in checked_at; the EPA's own FAQ says its data are generally updated weekly. A repeat lookup of the same company by the same user within 7 days comes from the cache at no charge.

If you are assessing a site and need a radius records review, historical maps and liens, EDR and the other environmental report vendors are the tools built for it. If you start from a company or facility name and want the EPA's compliance record for it as data, with a price on the rate card, a bulk CSV and an API, 1Lookup's Environmental Compliance Check bills 3 credits only when a facility is found.

For environmental due diligence on a site, yes: ASTM E1527-21 aligned reports, search distances you can customize, historical resources and land title reports are what a site assessment uses. For screening a supplier, a borrower or an acquisition target by name against EPA records, a radius map report is a different product, and 1Lookup's per-company price is printed on the rate card.