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For realtors, brokerages, and corporate mobility teams.
When someone asks “is this area safe?”, give them the answer with receipts: 18 non-overlapping FBI offense classes, every U.S. city scored on one population-adjusted scale, method and coverage shown. Take it as a JSON API, bulk files, or a spreadsheet.
Built for teams and AI agents: query the API, load the bulk files, or open the workbook. One dataset, your choice of delivery.
Free sample · State packs from $299 · National from $1,499
51 states + DC · 21,891 cities scored · 18 offense classes · API · bulk · sheet
Composite safety index, 51 states + DC. Top five (safest): Maine (76), New Jersey (73), Florida (70), Connecticut (70), Rhode Island (70). Bottom five: New Mexico (24), Nevada (28), Colorado (30), District of Columbia (30), Tennessee (31). Population-adjusted on a log-10 curve. Reviewed 2026-09-21.
Get the safety answer for every city in the state. Query the JSON API, load the bulk files, or open the PDF and Excel workbook. Every figure traced to its source. Pay once and download. No subscription. No seat count. No sales call.
Every city across all 51 states plus DC, ranked against each other, not a hand-picked sample you have to take on trust.
Homicide through disorder, each tracked separately so nothing is double-counted and every figure traces back to the report it came from.
No estimates, no model fills, nothing invented. Where fewer than 80% of agencies report, the row is flagged as thin coverage. The gap stays visible.
One workbook per state, every score population-adjusted on a single published curve, so small towns and big cities on the same scale.
FBI NIBRS reporting, national baseline. Reported totals only. Reviewed 2026-09-21. How the index is built.
The free sample is the actual Vermont workbook. Same format, same sheets, same numbers. Look before checkout.
One state, the whole country, a scope you define, or a licence for a team. Every route delivers the same scored data in the format you choose — API, bulk files, or a spreadsheet.
A PDF to share and an Excel workbook to pivot. City and county rows, all 18 offense classes, coverage on every row.
Every workbook in one licence. 21,891 scored cities, for teams that compare across states.
Your geography, your offense mix, your output. Dashboards and one-off extracts built to order.
A multi-state licence with the methodology audit pack, white-label rights and a named contact. Starts as a fixed-term pilot.
Pick a state to see its mix. Six groups shown; all 18 tracked offenses in every file. Reported totals only: coverage varies by agency. Read any figure as reported data to verify, not a verdict. Reviewed 2026-09-21.
Query the same scored data as JSON, load it as bulk CSV/Parquet, or take a sheet if you prefer. Key-gated and licensed, with llms.txt and stable shapes so apps and AI agents can use it directly. Data access →
State, county, city, metro and national scores on one scale.
Top and bottom lists for any geography, ready to publish.
Movement over time, risers and fallers, seasonal shape.
Victim, offender, weapon, relationship and location breakdowns.
City against city, state against state, a place against its county.
Compound risk, economic stress and unsolved burden, per area.
What is and is not reported, per geography, before you commit.
Best and worst clearance, the sheriff gap, and area report cards.
Whole-country extracts and machine-readable workbooks.
Keys per environment, rate limited. Every payload carries its source and coverage. Reviewed 2026-09-21.
Every dot is a real reporting agency. Reported totals only: coverage varies by agency. Read any figure as reported data to verify, not a verdict. Reviewed 2026-09-21.
The numbers are identical in all five. What changes is the framing and the extra sheets, so you are not paying for four packs you will never open.
A client-ready safety sheet per state, with family and retiree views you can attach to a listing or a relocation pack.
Victim, offender and weapon breakdowns per state, with a documented risk score and the coverage caveat attached.
Top and bottom city lists, watchlists and movers, plus a method your editor can cite on the page.
City and county rankings you can overlay on your own market data, refreshed as the underlying data refreshes.
Source notes, coverage disclosure state by state, and peer-state briefs for comparison work.
One state, all states, or everything in one licence. Pay once, no subscription, 7-day refund. Just reply.
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