crime-location is a paid API for AI agents from payai.agentstools.dev, paid per call via x402, $0.03/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Returns a 0-100 crime risk score, low/medium/high/critical rating, violent and property crime breakdown, multi-year trend, and national baseline comparison for any US location based on FBI UCR/NIBRS data.
Crime-risk verdict for a US location from public FBI UCR and NIBRS data. Give an address, a latitude and longitude, an agency ORI code, or a state, and get a 0-100 crime risk score, a low, medium, high or critical rating, a violent and property breakdown, a multi-year trend and a comparison with the national baseline, citing the reporting agency and the data as-of date. Deterministic, no AI. Aggregate risk indicators, not a consumer report.
A JSON object containing a 0-100 composite crime risk score, a categorical rating (low, medium, high, or critical), separate violent and property crime sub-scores, a multi-year trend indicator, a comparison delta against the national baseline, the name and ORI of the reporting FBI agency, and the as-of date of the underlying data.
GEThttps://payai.agentstools.dev/crime/locationChoose this endpoint when you need a deterministic, data-cited crime risk assessment for a specific US location using official FBI UCR/NIBRS statistics. It is preferable to AI-generated or scraped crime summaries when auditability and reproducibility matter. Ideal for real estate evaluation, business site selection, insurance underwriting inputs, or any workflow requiring a structured risk score with a national benchmark. Not a consumer report and not suitable for individual-level background checks.
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