Terms of use

These terms govern use of Crime Data API, including source attribution, permitted use, service limits and billing. Display the source and licence for each city whose data you show. Review the complete terms below for the applicable conditions, restrictions and refund provisions, and contact the operator with questions about the service.

Last updated: 2026-11-04

The Data Processing Addendum is incorporated by reference where we process personal data on your behalf.

Cancellation and refunds: what should you know?

Paid plans renew monthly. Cancel any time from the link in your receipt email; the plan stays active until the end of the paid month and you won't be charged again. If the API doesn't work for you, email us within 14 days of your first payment for a full refund, no questions asked. After that, payments are non-refundable except where the law requires otherwise.

Contact: what should you know?

The Crime Data API is operated by Shahar Frish, Israel. Email shaharfrish6@gmail.com for support, billing, refunds or data deletion. We reply within two business days.

Data comes from each city's open-data portal under the licence shown. It is police-reported incident data, not convictions, and can be revised by the source. Compared with the FBI API · Terms · Refunds · Privacy · DPA · Contact
Operated by Shahar Frish, Israel.

What should I know about this data?

Where does the incident data come from?

Incident data comes from city open-data portals under the licence shown for each city. It is police-reported data, not convictions, and sources can revise it.

Where can I check coverage and freshness?

The city coverage pages and GET /v1/cities identify covered cities, source licences and newest record dates.

Do scores predict personal risk?

No. Scores describe incident density within a city, are not comparable across cities and do not predict personal risk.

Where can I find related information?

Crime API reference · Incident density methodology · MCP setup for AI agents