Crime reports & home safety scores for any address
CrimesLog gives any address in the United States, United Kingdom or Canada a Home Score from 0 to 100 for recent recorded crime nearby — with a crime map, category trends, the nearest police station and a full incident list you can download as a PDF.
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Check neighbourhood safety before you buy or rent
Buyers and renters research local crime long before they book a viewing. CrimesLog turns 55.9 million categorised police records into one clear answer for a specific street address — not a borough, postcode district or ZIP code average. Enter an address and you get a home safety score, a crime map centred on that property, and the incidents recorded nearby.
What a CrimesLog Home Report includes
- Home Score, 0–100 — recorded crime near the address, weighted by severity and how recent it is.
- Crime map — incident points around the property within a fixed search radius.
- Category breakdown — violent, property and public-order offences, with trends over time.
- Nearest police stations — name, address, phone number and distance.
- Full incident list — every recorded offence in the radius, downloadable as a PDF.
Home security starts with knowing what actually happens nearby
Deciding what home security a property needs is guesswork without local evidence. A report lists the offences actually recorded near the address — burglary, theft, vehicle crime, criminal damage and violent offences — by type, date and distance, so you can judge what precautions are proportionate rather than relying on reputation or hearsay. CrimesLog does not sell alarms, locks or security services, and gives no security advice: it reports what police forces have published, and leaves the conclusions to you.
For estate agents and realtors
Estate agents in the UK and realtors in the US and Canada can link any property listing to an independent CrimesLog Home Report. It answers the neighborhood safety question buyers are already asking elsewhere, and it comes from a third party rather than from the agent selling the home. Signing up is free, and partners earn a commission on every report bought through their listings — £7.50 in the UK, $10.20 in the US, C$12.00 in Canada, whether or not the sale completes. Partners can also add a branded office pin to the live public crime map. Estate agents · Realtors
Where CrimesLog has data
United Kingdom — 18.8 million records from Home Office and police force open data, covering England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. United States — 35.0 million records from city and state police open-data portals including New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Baltimore, Seattle, Boston and Denver. Canada — 2.1 million records from Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Ottawa and Edmonton. All sources are official open data, published under licences that permit commercial use. Full coverage list
Common questions
How is the Home Score calculated? It weighs the number of nearby recorded crimes, how serious they were and how recently they happened, within a fixed radius of the address, and scales the result against comparable areas. Read the method.
Where does the data come from? Official police and government open data only. CrimesLog holds no personal information about victims, suspects or residents — records are anonymised at source and describe offence type, category, date and approximate location.
How much does a report cost? £24.99 in the UK, $34.00 in the US and C$40.00 in Canada, for a single address. Pricing.
Can I see one before buying? Yes — a full sample report is available, and the interactive crime map is free to browse. More questions.
How the Home Score works · Coverage · Pricing · FAQ · For estate agents · For realtors · Partner signup