🏠 Real Estate · PropTech · Mortgage & Insurance

Answer the #1 Buyer Question:
“Is It Safe Here?”

Enrich every property listing with neighborhood safety ratings and up to 36 months of crime trend data (Enterprise). Give buyers the confidence to close.

Built for Real Estate Professionals

From single-agent workflows to enterprise MLS integrations — SpotCrime scales with your business.

Free Crime Grade by City

A free A–F Crime Grade for 3,771 US cities, computed from FBI data. Show buyers how a city compares to the national and state distributions.

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Address-Level Incidents

Real reported crime around any property — point-level incidents with type, date, and location, on a rolling 90-day window.

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Crime Heat Maps

Visual crime overlays for any map integration. Show density, type, and recency at a glance.

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MLS & CRM Integration

Drop-in widget or API integration for Salesforce, Follow Up Boss, and major MLS platforms.

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Buyer Crime Reports

Generate branded PDF crime reports for any listing — a powerful differentiator for agents.

Address SpotScore — Coming Soon

A single 1–100 safety score per address, plus bulk portfolio scoring, is on our roadmap — not yet available.

The Neighborhood Crime Widget

Drop our embeddable widget into any listing page. Buyers see the city's free A–F Crime Grade and the reported incidents nearby — no API knowledge required. A numeric address-level SpotScore is on our roadmap.

  • One line of JavaScript embed
  • Fully customizable styling
  • Mobile responsive
  • White-label available on Enterprise
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CRIME GRADE · FBI DATA
Baltimore, MD
C+
Crime Grade
RECENT INCIDENTS NEARBY (90 DAYS)
Theft
most common
Assault
reported
Vandalism
reported
Numeric address SpotScore — coming soon
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Who Uses SpotCrime for Real Estate

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Real Estate Agents

Win more listings by offering neighborhood safety data your competitors don't. Answer the #1 buyer question — 'Is this a safe area?' — with data.

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PropTech Platforms

Enrich your listing data with address-level crime incidents and free Crime Grades via API. Used by platforms to surface neighborhood context and reduce decision anxiety for buyers.

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Real Estate Investors

Analyze neighborhood safety trends across a portfolio. Identify up-and-coming areas vs. declining ones before the market moves.

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Mortgage & Insurance

Factor address-level crime risk into underwriting models. Integrate via API for real-time scoring at point of application.

Add Neighborhood Safety to Every Listing

Integrate in under an hour.

Frequently asked questions

How can real estate platforms use SpotCrime crime data?
Through a REST API that returns address-level crime incidents (JSON/GeoJSON) for any U.S. listing, plus free FBI-derived Crime Grades for 3,771 cities. Platforms overlay a neighborhood crime layer on listings and search without building their own data pipeline.
What is the Crime Grade, and is it free?
The Crime Grade is a letter grade (A–F) for a city's violent-crime rate, computed directly from FBI Uniform Crime Reporting data against the national and state distributions. It is free to display with attribution, and the full ranked dataset is downloadable.
How fresh is the data and how far back does it go?
Incident data refreshes about every 15 minutes. The API returns a rolling 90-day window on Developer and Pro monthly plans, a 6-month lookback on Pro annual, and deeper history on Enterprise.
Do you require a static IP address?
Yes. Every API key is bound to the static IP address(es) you register; requests from other IPs are rejected. This applies to all plans.
Can I use SpotCrime data commercially in my product?
Yes. All paid plans include a commercial license to display SpotCrime data inside your product; Enterprise adds white-labeling. Data may not be used to train machine-learning models.

Free public reference

Crime Grade — every U.S. city, graded against FBI data

Same FBI Uniform Crime Reporting data we power our API with, exposed publicly as a free Crime Grade for 3,771 cities. Look up any city or compare against the national distribution.