Data for property decisions
Use the public site to research a market. Use the Professional API to put its published, month-by-month aggregate evidence into your own products, dashboards and models.
Free research access
For individuals researching places and testing whether Carucate is useful for their work.
Free access is for on-site research. It does not include an API key or programmatic data access.
Professional API
For surveyors, analysts, acquisition teams, developers and prop-tech products that need repeatable analysis.
All results remain publication-gated aggregates. No addresses, individual sales, certificates or postcode sectors are available through the API.
Example: rolling property-type history
Ask for London’s published detached-market history over rolling 12-month windows. Choose all market, one property type, or one floor-area band; each point reports the exact median, recorded sales and, where enough confident EPC-linked evidence exists, price per m² and coverage.
GET /api/v1/areas/region/E12000007/history?years=5&cadence=rolling_12m&property_type=D{
"area": { "type": "region", "code": "E12000007", "name": "London" },
"period_years": 5,
"cadence": "rolling_12m",
"selection": { "property_type": "D", "size_band": "all" },
"data_current_to": "2026-06-29T23:00:00.000Z",
"series": [
{
"period": "2026-06-01",
"median_price_pence": 52800000,
"median_price_per_sqm_pence": 652632,
"sale_count": 12345,
"epc_floor_area_coverage": 0.50
}
]
}median_price_pence and median_price_per_sqm_pence are integers in pence. A null £/m² value means the evidence gate did not pass; it never means zero.
Retry-After after a rate-limit responseGET /api/v1/areas/search?q=London — find up to ten published areas.
GET /api/v1/areas/region/E12000007 — current market summary.
GET /api/v1/areas/region/E12000007/history?years=5&cadence=rolling_12m&property_type=D — filtered rolling history.
GET /api/v1/areas/local_authority/E06000052/evidence — source-scoped area evidence.
GET /api/v1/rankings?scope=local_authority&metric=psm&direction=top — Top/Bottom ten published markets.
For code generation and integration details, use the public OpenAPI 3.1 document.
Professional users can manage up to three server-side API keys here. Billing and upgrades are not self-service yet.
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