ERIS sells a $95 report on a property, and 1Lookup checks a company's EPA record for $0.015 when a facility is found.

Environmental and property due diligence products for the United States, Canada and Mexico. The U.S. line includes Database Reports, report packages, custom area and corridor reports, a NEPA report, a Physical Setting Report and a Climate Risk Assessment, historical products (fire insurance maps, topographic maps, city directories and historical aerials), environmental lien and chain of title reports, and software: ERIS Direct, a searchable online subscription, and the Scriva report-writing platform.

Two ways. The U.S. Database Reports page prints 'Database Report $95' and 'Includes Physical Setting Report (PSR) $145', priced per property. ERIS Direct is a subscription that prints no dollar amount: an annual subscription paid upfront for a discount or billed monthly, or a short-term, project-based block of searches paid upfront, with pricing 'tiered and determined by usage/ number of searches'. 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. One ERIS property report is not one company check, so the two prices are not set against each other: ERIS prices a report on a property, and 1Lookup prices a company's EPA record.

ERIS Direct can: its page says searches can be performed on individual addresses and/or company names and that results are returned immediately. It prints no price for those searches. The Database Report page describes a records review for a property and its surrounding area, so an ERIS order starts from a site.

On depth around a site. A Database Report is a 'Multiple Radius Database Report meeting ASTM and AAI standards', with maps of the records found within defined radii, an Express Preview Report within minutes of ordering and examples of databases that reach past one agency: Superfund lists, hazardous waste handlers, toxics release, brownfield, leaking storage tank and voluntary cleanup lists. ERIS also sells historical maps, aerials, city directories, liens and title, and covers Canada and Mexico. 1Lookup reads the EPA's compliance database only.

Its products and services page and its ERIS Direct page describe none; ERIS Direct is used through a sign-in. 1Lookup's Environmental Compliance Check is one API endpoint, with the same key and balance as every other 1Lookup product.

ERIS describes ERIS Direct as real-time environmental risk information from millions of records and thousands of sources. 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 property and need a records review around the site, ERIS 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 printed price, a bulk CSV and an API, 1Lookup's Environmental Compliance Check bills 3 credits only when a facility is found.

For a Phase I style review of a site, yes: ASTM and AAI aligned reports, radius maps, historical resources and a preview within minutes are what a site assessment needs. For screening a supplier, a borrower or an acquisition target by name against EPA records, a property report is a different product, and 1Lookup's per-company price is printed on the rate card.