Daycare, school, senior-living, and local business directories — add a neighborhood safety score to every detail page with a single line of embed code. No backend, no data pipeline.
Users comparing daycares or schools care just as much about the neighborhood as the listing itself — so they leave your site to check safety elsewhere.
They open a new tab to look up "is this area safe?" — and often don't come back to your listing.
Building a crime-data integration means scraping, cleaning, and hosting FBI datasets. Nobody has time for that.
Listing pages with little unique context rank poorly. Neighborhood safety is exactly the kind of differentiated content search engines reward.
Drop our widget into your listing template. It reads the city from your data and renders a safety badge — fully client-side, no API code to write.
In your dashboard, generate a cl_pub_ key locked to your domain. Safe to ship in client-side HTML.
Set data-crimelayer to the listing's city. The widget handles the rest — fetch, render, and theming.
Because the city comes from your data, one template change adds safety context to thousands of pages instantly.
A directory of 50,000+ licensed California childcare facilities uses the CrimeLayer widget to surface a neighborhood safety grade on every facility page — giving parents the context they were already searching for, without leaving the site.
The widget runs entirely in the browser. No server code, no data storage, no API keys leaking — just paste and ship.
Publishable keys are whitelisted to your domains, so a key in your page source can't be abused elsewhere.
Light, dark, and auto themes in compact, standard, or full layouts — match your directory's look in seconds.
Prefer server-side? Batch up to 100 locations per call to pre-compute grades across your entire listing set.
Every score links to our public methodology and FBI UCR sources, so the context you add is one users — and search engines — can trust.
Backed by transparent, public data sources:
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