Property data and intelligence, on tap.
API access to the same canonical record of every property, owner, and transaction that powers Tortus — deeds, mortgages, AVM, ownership, and distress signals, normalized and ready to query.
Property data is scattered across a dozen vendors.
Teams stitch together deeds, tax, valuations, and ownership from separate feeds — each with its own schema, refresh cadence, and gaps. Reconciling them into one trustworthy record is the hard part.
Fragmented sources
Deeds from one vendor, AVM from another, ownership from a third — none of them agree on keys or formats.
Stale and incomplete
Feeds lag the public record by weeks, and coverage drops off outside the markets a vendor cares about.
No single identity
Without one canonical property and owner identity, joining the data is a project of its own.
One canonical record, every way you want to reach it.
The same normalized data spine behind Tortus, exposed through a clean API, typed SDKs, an MCP server, and webhooks.
REST API
Query properties, owners, deeds, mortgages, AVM, distress, and markets through one consistent, versioned API.
- 44 endpoints across properties, AVM, deeds, distress, owners, markets, and webhooks
- One canonical property and owner identity to join on
- Credit-based metering with transparent usage
Tortus REST API endpoint reference
Typed SDKs
A TypeScript SDK with complete type definitions for every request and response, so integration is autocomplete the whole way.
- Full request/response types for all endpoints
- First-class errors and pagination helpers
- Drop-in client with sensible defaults
Tortus TypeScript SDK code sample
MCP server & webhooks
Bring the property record straight into your AI agents over MCP, and subscribe to changes with webhooks.
- MCP server so agents can query the record as a tool
- Webhooks for new deeds, ownership changes, and distress signals
- Changelog and stable, versioned contracts
Tortus MCP server and webhook configuration
Build on the property record.
Talk to the team about API access, coverage, and pricing for your use case.