Example listing: what should you know?
Mock listing card · illustrative neighborhood context
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The Crime Data API scorecard displays a grade, score, top categories and a 12-month trend with source attribution. The preview uses illustrative fixture values rather than measured crime data. Use a publishable widget key for a listing, retain dataset and licence attribution, and review the score method before interpreting results.
Last updated: 2026-11-04
Demo only. This fictional listing and illustrative scorecard are not a real property or measured crime data.
Free tier available, paid plans on request. A normal scorecard makes two API calls per render; city fallback makes one. This preview uses local fixtures and makes no data API calls.
Install on your site: what should you know?
Create a publishable widget key with an exact origin allowlist using your secret key server-side. Keep the secret key off the page. See key setup, quotas and revocation.
<script src="https://crimedata.dev/embed.js" async></script> <crime-scorecard lat="37.788" lon="-122.4075" radius="500" api-key="pk_YOUR_WIDGET_KEY"></crime-scorecard>
Keep dataset and licence attribution visible. Scores describe incident density within a city and are not comparable across cities or predictions of personal risk. Method and limitations.
Fair-housing and FCRA prohibited uses: no tenant screening, eligibility decisions about individuals, or discriminatory housing steering. Privacy · Data Processing Addendum.
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