Use email support, or check the API documentation.
Data on 19+ million Canadian properties: physical characteristics, location, permits, listings, market trends, and history. Full response examples are in the API documentation.
Data is updated daily and continuously validated. We combine multiple sources, public records, and user submissions.
Valuation tools, market analysis platforms, insurance quote generators, mortgage calculators, and real estate websites. The flexible query system lets you customize data retrieval.
The API uses standard JSON responses and works with any language. Client libraries are available for Python, JavaScript, PHP, and Ruby. Authentication uses API keys with optional OAuth2 support.
Each API key is limited to 10 concurrent requests in flight at any one time. Going over this limit returns a 429 response. The API typically responds in under 200ms, though response times vary under heavy load. See our terms of service for details.
You can integrate property data into your services, but reselling or white-labeling direct API access is not permitted.
Companies over $2M revenue negotiate an enterprise contract with us directly. Smaller companies use pay-as-you-go usage-based pricing starting at $99/month. Your accrued usage cost for the current billing cycle is shown in the dashboard and refreshes every 12 hours.
Where useful, yes. Listing and permit data have history. The prediction endpoint can return estimated list prices for any date within the last few years.
No, but the price_quote query parameter returns a cost estimate, for the current page of results, before you make any request.
We don't offer uptime guarantees, service credits, or refunds for downtime. We work to keep the API highly available, but cannot commit to any specific uptime number. See our terms of service.
Yes - bulk exports in JSON, CSV, and other formats. Enterprise clients can request custom formats and delivery methods. Contact us.
Yes - all provinces and territories. Coverage is most detailed in major urban areas, and rural and remote coverage is expanding.
Yes - filter and sort using is_commercial_eq, with fields like zoning, commercial use type, building size, and assessment values.