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Go to Sign in, enter your email and type the 6 digit code we send. There is no password. The code expires in 15 minutes.

Check spam, wait a minute, then request another. You can request up to 5 codes an hour. Still nothing: email ivan@barrioenergy.com.

Sign in, open Account and press "Make a new key". Keys are stored only as hashes, so we cannot show an old one again. The old key stops working.

Cancel Pro first if you have it, then email ivan@barrioenergy.com from the account email and we delete your data.

Sign in, open Account, press "Manage billing or cancel", then Cancel plan in Stripe. Pro stays on until the end of the month you paid for. After that your key keeps working at free limits and the map locks. No more charges.

Same button: "Manage billing or cancel" on the Account page opens Stripe with your card, invoices and billing email.

Your account uses the email you checked out with. Sign in here with that email to see the map and your plan. The key was emailed to you; if you cannot find it, make a new one on the Account page.

Fees are not refunded for partial months. If something went wrong, email ivan@barrioenergy.com.

Free accounts get 20 calls a day and 100 a month, then 5 a day until the 1st. Days reset at midnight Central. Pro is 5,000 a month: pricing. Limits are per account, so connecting another assistant does not add calls.

Use a full street address with city, a Texas city or county name, or latitude and longitude.

Map links from your assistant open the map already signed in to your account, free or Pro. Anyone with the link can view the map for 24 hours, but cannot see your account, key or billing. Each link works for 7 days and 25 opens. Share it with colleagues if you like; do not post it publicly.

Free accounts get the map with substations, transmission lines, city limits, node price colors and search, and 10 site clicks a day showing the likely utility and nearest substations. Pro adds new substations, approved lines and upgrades, the battery queue, air permits, the generation queue, gas pipelines, parcel owners, node price history and unlimited clicks.

Landowner names, mailing addresses, parcel searches near substations and site_screen flags are part of Barrio Grid Enterprise, which Barrio approves account by account. Free and Pro show each parcel's property ID, acres, legal description and values, which is enough to look the owner up at the county appraisal district. Email ivan@barrioenergy.com about Enterprise.

No. It is screening data from public sources plus Barrio research. Utility names are estimated from nearby substation owners. Confirm capacity and interconnection with the utility.