Centria vs OnGeo: which parcel report to choose
OnGeo and Centria do a similar thing — combining cadastral, zoning, and environmental data into one report about a specific plot. The biggest practical difference is the pricing model: OnGeo prices by area and by how many topics you pick, Centria charges one flat price for the full set.
Two different pricing models
OnGeo's Terrain Report is priced individually — a calculator on the provider's site computes a price from the selected plot's area and the number of report topics marked, billed through an internal points system. That means the price rises with both plot size and topic count — for a large plot with every topic selected, the cost can run noticeably higher than for a small plot with a single topic.
Centria's parcel report has one flat price — 99 zł, regardless of plot size, with the full topic set included from the start rather than picked section by section.
Quick comparison
| Feature | Centria | OnGeo |
|---|---|---|
| Parcel report price | 99 zł flat — one report equals the full topic set | variable — depends on plot area and the number of topics selected |
| Automated valuation (AVM) included | yes, 7 models by property type | no automated valuation mentioned in the public product description |
| Report topic coverage | roughly 43 topics in fixed chapters | topic set picked individually by the user |
| Market data (transaction prices, RCN) | yes, directly from RCN, 26.5M transactions | yes, as one of the report topics |
| CAD/GIS export | yes, included in the report price (DXF, GeoJSON) | yes, as a separate report topic |
OnGeo figures based on its publicly posted pricing, as of August 2026 — the provider's calculator may return a different price for a specific plot.
Where OnGeo has the edge
- Flexibility: if you only need one narrow topic (e.g. just an archival aerial-photo report), you can pay for that alone rather than the whole report.
- Longer market presence and a wider catalogue of specialised niche topics (e.g. a standalone archival-imagery report).
Where Centria has the edge
- Predictable, flat pricing — no need to estimate what a report will cost for a large plot with the full topic set.
- An AVM valuation included in the report, built on 7 separate models for different property types.
- One map bringing together transaction prices, the local plan, the general plan, and risk layers — not just a PDF report.
Frequently asked questions
It can be — for a small area with just a few topics selected, OnGeo's calculated price can come in below the flat 99 zł. That flips for larger plots and the full topic set, where Centria's flat price is more predictable.
Largely, yes — both use public registers: EGiB, RCN, MPZP, and environmental data. The differences are in how that data is processed, assembled, and valued, not in where it originates.
See the flat report price in practice
A full parcel report — the complete topic set, an AVM valuation, and CAD/GIS export at one flat price.