Give it length and width in feet, it tells you how many plots that is. PLUS it converts to everything else.

When you’ll need this:

When someone describes land as “60 feet by 120 feet” and you need to know “okay, but is that one plot or what?”

How to use it:

1. Enter the length in feet (like 100)
2. Enter the width in feet (like 50)
3. Watch it calculate:
   • Number of plots
   • Total area in square feet
   • Square meters
   • Acres
   • Hectares

Quick presets: See those buttons? They’re shortcuts.

• Click “Standard Plot” and it fills in 50ft × 100ft
• “Estate Plot” gives you 60ft × 120ft
• “Half Plot” is 25ft × 100ft
• “Double Plot” is 100ft × 100ft

Why you need this:

Agent shows you land that's "70 feet by 150 feet." Punch it in. That's 10,500 sq ft, which is 2.1 plots. Now you know if the price makes sense.

Why it's clutch: Most land is described in feet. This converts that to everything you actually understand.