Parcel-resolved civic data, one API call away.

Address → parcel → fifty connected datasets. Zoning, demographics, displacement risk, code violations, civic representation, and a synthesis-grade narrative section by section. Storage rights so permissive you can build a product on top.

Free

$0/ 10 req/day

Try /v1/resolve in production
No SLA, no credit card
Same data, same shape

Developer

$99/mo/ 10,000 req/mo

$0.01 / call overage
All four /v1/* endpoints
Permissive storage rights

Pro

$499/mo/ 100,000 req/mo

$0.01 / call overage
Priority support
Redistribution rights (coming soon)

The architectural unlock

One geocode → fifty datasets

Civic Worth keeps every parcel in PostGIS with a single ST_Contains query joining boundaries, demographics, code violations, transit access, and civic representation. Every response is parcel-resolved and citation-traceable.

curl -X POST https://api.civicworth.com/v1/resolve \
  -H 'X-API-Key: cw_...' \
  -H 'content-type: application/json' \
  -d '{"address":"780 E Frebis Ave, Columbus, OH 43206"}'

License clarity

Redistribution-safe by default

Every response carries metadata.licenseRestrictions[] naming any field omitted under a source license. Header X-Civic-License-Restrictions tells your CDN whether to cache. The storage-rights doc spells out the rest.

Four stable endpoints

POST /v1/resolve — address → parcel + every overlapping boundary
GET /v1/parcels/{id} — canonical parcel lookup
GET /v1/zone-in/{parcelId} — Zone In Phase 1 + 2 data
POST /v1/reports/lite — three-section civic synthesis JSON

v1 is supported for 24 months from launch.

Vs. the alternatives

Mapbox — beautiful tiles, no civic data, $$$ per render.
Google Maps — beautiful tiles, no civic data, restrictive license.
Geocodio — great geocoder, no civic data after the geocode.
Civic Worth — geocode + the fifty datasets after it. Permissive license. $99/mo entry.