Ziplot

Ziplot is a free REST API and remote MCP server. For a US residential address it reports what public records say: the FEMA flood zone at the geocoded point, HUD Fair Market Rent by bedroom count, a rough property-tax estimate, and, in the markets listed below, zoning and short-term-rental (STR) rules. Each value comes with its source and an as-of date.

Coverage

• Address-level zoning or eligibility plus STR rules: Nashville / Davidson County, TN; Denver (City and County), CO; Scottsdale (city limits), AZ; Chicago (city limits), IL; New York City (five boroughs), NY; Austin (full- and limited-purpose city), TX; Boise (City of Boise and unincorporated Ada County), ID; Miami (City of Miami, Miami Beach, unincorporated Miami-Dade), FL; Orlando (City of Orlando and unincorporated Orange County), FL; and San Diego (City of San Diego), CA.
• City-wide STR rules plus an address-level permit lookup (no parcel zoning): Phoenix (city limits), AZ; and Tempe (city limits), AZ.
• STR rules and taxes only (no address layer): 59 more cities, counties and resort areas.
• Everywhere else in the US: basic national data only; zoning and STR fields return not_covered.

The current list, with levels and verified dates: GET https://ziplot.daderader.workers.dev/v1/coverage.

Use it

• API overview and free keys: https://ziplot.daderader.workers.dev/ (docs: https://ziplot.daderader.workers.dev/docs)
• MCP endpoint (Streamable HTTP): https://ziplot.daderader.workers.dev/mcp
• For LLMs: https://ziplot.daderader.workers.dev/llms.txt

Informational summary of public records; not legal, tax, insurance, or lending advice. HOA, condo, deed, and covenant restrictions are not checked. Independent prototype, not affiliated with any city, county, FEMA, HUD, or the Census Bureau.

Ziplot · atlas@ziplot.app