Resolve a property
Take an address and return its normalized location, jurisdictional stack, and utility territory. This is the step everyone underestimates, and it is the one that determines whether the rest of the answer is correct.
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Incentive data, as an endpoint
Everything the interface returns, the API returns. Put jurisdiction-accurate incentive eligibility inside your own product without building the data pipeline behind it.
01 Endpoints
A small surface area, on purpose.
Match programs
Given a resolved property and a set of measures, return every program it qualifies for, with eligibility criteria, incentive structure, stacking rules, documentation, and filing window.
Read a program
The full structured record for a single program, including its authoritative source URL, funding status, and the timestamp of the last verification against that source.
Watch for change
Register a property or a program and receive a webhook when eligibility, funding status, or deadlines change. Built for products that cannot re-poll everything nightly.
02 Engineering commitments
Versioned
Breaking changes ship behind a new version. Old versions get a deprecation window, not an email on the day.
Sourced
Every program object carries the source URL it was derived from and when it was last verified. You can show your work.
Idempotent
Matching is deterministic for a given property, measure set, and data version. The same request returns the same answer.
Documented
OpenAPI schema, typed clients, and a sandbox with representative data. No screenshots of a Postman collection.
03 Who integrates
Real estate platforms
Show incentive eligibility on a listing, an underwriting model, or an asset-management dashboard.
Energy software
Attach available funding to an audit result or a decarbonization plan at the moment the recommendation is made.
Contractors & installers
Quote net cost rather than gross, with the incentive assumptions itemized and defensible.
Lenders & capital
Underwrite green lending products against verified program eligibility instead of borrower assertion.