How does pricing work?
There are no plans to choose between. You add tokens to your account (100 tokens = £1), as a one-off top-up whenever you like or a monthly subscription, every payment after your first earns bonus tokens, and every API call spends its published weight from that balance. Most endpoints cost 1 token; heavier ones cost more (an address lookup is 5, the core bundle 25, a complete property profile 50). Tokens never expire and every self-serve endpoint is included; data sold by arrangement is on the enterprise page.
How do I earn bonus tokens?
Every top-up earns them. One-off, auto or monthly, every payment comes with bonus tokens on top: £50 gets 5,500 tokens (+10%), £250 gets 30,000 tokens (+20%), £500 gets 67,500 tokens (+35%), £1,000 gets 150,000 tokens (+50%). Any amount earns at least 10%, and the ladder keeps rising to +75% at £2,500. Your first ever payment is different: we match it 100%, whatever the amount, so £50 becomes 10,000 tokens.
What if my first payment is a monthly one?
Your first ever payment is matched 100%, once, whichever way you pay. If it is a monthly payment, your first month is matched instead of earning the monthly bonus, and the bonus applies from your second month: £250 a month adds 50,000 tokens in your first month, then 30,000 tokens (+20%) every month after. If you have already topped up, the match has been used, so a monthly subscription earns its bonus from the first month, just as every one-off top-up does.
Can I try the API before I pay?
Yes. The playground lets you call every self-serve endpoint on real UK property data in your browser, with no account and nothing to pay, so you can see exactly what each call returns before you buy anything. When you are ready, your first payment is matched 100%: £20 becomes 4,000 tokens.
What happens when my tokens run out?
Calls return HTTP 402 with the required and available token counts until you top up. Switch on auto top-up and we charge your saved card by an amount you choose whenever your balance drops below a threshold you choose, with a VAT invoice each time.
How do address lookups work?
GET /address/match/ requires both address and postcode. HTTP 200 returns address-level retrieve fields plus address_resolution for 5 tokens (5p). HTTP 422 with reason no_match or multiple_matches is never charged. Postcode lookup is a separate endpoint costing 2 tokens. Use the browser widget for typeahead forms.
How are reveals priced?
Revealing the full address, UPRN and listing timeline of a property surfaced by a Lead Source search costs 20 tokens from the same balance as API calls. A property already revealed by your organisation is free to re-fetch forever, and 404s are never charged.
Which parts of the UK does the property data cover?
29 million UK properties covered. Sold price and EPC data cover England and Wales; Scottish sold price and EPC data are on the roadmap.
What schools data is included?
Every account can query over 27,000 schools in England (1 token each) via the schools/nearby endpoint. Each result includes Ofsted rating, school phase, age range, pupil numbers, capacity, free school meals percentage, head teacher, and straight-line distance. Data sourced directly from the DfE's GIAS register: look up by postcode or lat/lng with a configurable radius up to 10km.
Do you offer volume or enterprise pricing?
Yes. Enterprise accounts get an agreed rate for high volumes, invoice billing, API or bulk file delivery and their own account manager. They can also buy the data that isn't self-serve: Flood risk expert, Plot intelligence, Development suitability, Lender-grade AVM, Subsidence risk, Land quality, All Property Listings, Land Registry Sales, Comparables, Search live listings. Call Sam on 0330 0434117, or enquire on the enterprise page.
What is included on every account?
All 58 self-serve endpoints from the first call, including schools, risk and planning data, plus the playground, Lead Source search, usage by API key, invoices and up to 10 team seats. Nothing is sold as a bolt-on. Data that isn't self-serve, such as valuations, listings and specialist risk, is arranged through enterprise.