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Pay when the storm comes. Pay nothing when it does not.
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Coverage and daily datasets are always free. A price you see here is the price you pay, nothing is added.
Four ways to get storm data
What you get, side by side.
We compare ways of getting the data, not companies. Other columns use "Usually", "Often", "Varies" or "Typically" because every provider is different.
| What you need | Annual-contract data platforms | Build it yourself | Free weather APIs | TrueFixR API |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Past Storm Leads by Address: addresses with a reported storm nearby in a county | Varies | You build it | Typically not | Yes. County totals free, $0.05 per address |
| Model-Based Weather by Address, plus severe weather alerts | Varies | You build it | Typically | Yes. Basic is free, full detail $0.0002 |
| ML Storm Forecast by Address: structure value and people at each address in the forecast | Often looks back only | You build it | Typically not | Yes. 24 hours to 10 days ahead, address by address |
| Past Storm Leads by Address: storms near an address, up to a year back | Varies | You build it | Typically not | Yes. Up to 365 days back |
| Storm History by Address (hail history report), 2003 to today | Varies | You build it | Typically not | Yes. One report |
| Storm History summary (a one-page storm summary) | Varies | You build it | Typically not | Yes. $0.50 per property |
| Date of loss report (was a storm reported near it on the date claimed?) | Varies | You build it | Typically not | Yes. Yes or no plus nearby events |
| Check up to 500 addresses in one go | Varies | You build it | Varies | Yes. Same price per location |
| Works inside ChatGPT and Claude | Varies | You build it | Varies | Yes |
| AI agents can pay for themselves, no account | Contract first | Not applicable | Varies | Yes. Agents pay per call |
| Free previews that show the real price first | Varies | Not applicable | Varies | Yes. Every answer |
| No contract | Annual contract, by definition | No vendor contract | Usually | Yes. Prepaid balance |
Categories describe common patterns, not any one company. Check any provider for its own terms.
ML Storm Forecast by Address
Many reports look backward. This one looks ahead.
Storm History by Address tells you what was already reported at a property. ML Storm Forecast by Address is the forecast: 24 hours to 10 days out, address by address, with the structure value and people at each one. It says what could happen.
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| Question | Backward-looking tools | ML Storm Forecast |
|---|---|---|
| What does it tell you? | What was reported before: hail history, wind history, date of loss | What could hit next, with value and people per address |
| When do you find out? | After the storm | Before the storm, up to 10 days ahead |
| Storm leads | Addresses with a storm reported nearby that already passed | Addresses in the forecast, with value and people |
| Storm alerts | Alerts once a storm is underway (you build your own with us) | Addresses in the forecast, refreshed 4 times a day. You send your own alerts. |
Categories describe common patterns, not any one company. You also get the storm history report from the same API, so you can use both.
Honest differences
Three other options, in plain words.
Annual-contract data platforms
You pay a fixed fee for the term, whether you use the data or not. That is what an annual contract means.
Build it yourself
- Collect the data.
- Process it every day.
- Match events to addresses.
- Keep it running.
Plan for engineering time, now and every month after.
Free weather APIs
They typically give current conditions and forecasts. They typically do not give address-level storm history or forecasts.
How pay-as-you-go saves money
You stop calling. You stop paying.
No minimum commitment
No annual fee, no seats, no plan to outgrow. Add balance when you want it.
Free previews show the price first
Every answer gives real counts and the real price before you pay anything. No surprises on the bill.
Balance only moves when you call
A quiet month costs $0.00. Your prepaid balance stays where it is until a paid call runs.
Batches cost the same per location
Scoring 500 locations in one call costs the same per location as scoring them one at a time. No volume trap.
The coverage list and daily summary are free
Check what is covered and read the daily digest as often as you like.
Small projects cost cents
A prototype does not need a budget meeting. See the examples below.
Worked examples, straight from the price list
1,000 Model-Based Weather lookups
1,000 x $0.0002
500 locations, weather batch
500 x $0.0002
100 address lookups
100 x $0.05
20 storm history summaries
20 x $0.50
County forecast status, 500 locations
500 x $0.05
One history report, 200 lines or fewer
$10.00 minimum per report
A month with no calls
0 x anything
One property, storms in the past year
1 x $0.05
That last one is the one-property check. It is also why previews exist: the free preview shows the real price before any money moves. For a full history report on one Marietta, GA address, the free preview showed 362 lines and $18.10 first.
What you get
Storm data, matched to your address.
Storm facts matched to an exact location for you.
Forecasts
The ML storm forecast, meaning what could happen, refreshed 4 times a day. Model-Based Weather refreshes hourly.
Reported and radar-detected events
Storm history lists reported and radar-detected storm events near an address. It is not a property inspection or a damage assessment.
Severe alerts
The full weather pull includes active severe alerts and a short-term rain outlook.
TrueFixR is not affiliated with NOAA or the National Weather Service.
For developers: every route and a real call
Everything in one API
One key. Thirteen routes.
Same base URL, same header, same style of response. Prices are per the live price list.
Past Storm Leads by Address: the addresses with a reported storm nearby in a county. See the count free, then get the list.
dataset=storms&county=Dallas&state=TXModel-Based Weather by Address, with a short-term rain outlook and severe alerts. Add hours_ahead=0-48 for Model-Based Hourly Forecast by Address.
dataset=weather&lat=32.78&lon=-96.80One property: its storm events over the past year, with the county forecast label as context.
dataset=address&lat=32.78&lon=-79.93ML Storm Forecast by Address: structure value and people per address, could happen, refreshed 4 times a day.
dataset=risk&county=Dallas&state=TXStorm History by Address: 11 event categories, 2003 to present. Add date_of_loss for a yes or no.
dataset=history&lat=32.78&lon=-79.93Storm History summary: frequency, most severe, most recent, years since last.
dataset=hazard_score&lat=32.78&lon=-79.93Schools, hospitals and more while they sit inside the forecast footprint.
dataset=facilities&county=Dallas&state=TXWildfire risk in the coming days. County-level, not address-level.
dataset=wildfire&county=Dallas&state=TXSchools and businesses in the forecast, by peril and window.
dataset=at_risk&county=Dallas&state=TXWhich states and counties have data on file.
dataset=coverageThe daily county digest of forecast storm exposure.
dataset=dailyWeather for up to 500 locations in one call.
{"locations":[{"lat":30.27,"lon":-97.74}]}County forecast status for up to 500 locations in one call. County-level, not address-level.
{"locations":[...],"window":"24h"}Lists every dataset and its price.
GET /v1/dataThe full spec your developer or AI can read.
/openapi.jsonAlso included: an MCP server for AI assistants at mcp.atlasunited.io/mcp, and x402 so agents can pay per call with no account.
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Real call. Real response.
Free preview, no key. Run it yourself, it returned this when we ran it.
curl "https://data.truefixr.com/v1/data?dataset=address&lat=32.78&lon=-79.93"
import requests r = requests.get( "https://data.truefixr.com/v1/data", params={"dataset": "address", "lat": 32.78, "lon": -79.93}, ) d = r.json() print(d["storm_event_count"], d["current_forecast_risk"])
const url = "https://data.truefixr.com/v1/data?dataset=address&lat=32.78&lon=-79.93"; const d = await (await fetch(url)).json(); console.log(d.storm_event_count, d.current_forecast_risk);
addresses=true and send Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY to get the full event records at $0.05 per address.GET /v1/data?dataset=address{
"dataset": "address",
"county": "charleston",
"state": "SC",
"matched_by": "lat/lon (~150m radius)",
"storm_event_count": 37,
"storm_types": { "COASTAL_FLOOD": 37 },
"current_forecast_risk": {
"grade": "D",
"grade_label": "Severe risk"
}
}History preview: the real price, first
{
"dataset": "history",
"radius_mi": 5.0,
"real_line_count": 362,
"estimated_cost_usd": 18.1,
"by_peril": { "hail": 65, "wind": 123, "flood": 10,
"lightning": 7, "tornado": 2, "hurricane": 19,
"winter": 67, "extreme_temp": 24, "drought": 40,
"wildfire": 1, "coastal": 0 }
}Model-Based Weather preview, trimmed
{
"location": { "lat": 32.784859, "lon": -96.802979 },
"alerts": [],
"nowcast": { "raining_now": false,
"source": "precipitation nowcast" },
"temperature_f": 71.075,
"wind_gust_mph": 12.2008,
"humidity_pct": 93.6,
"billed": false
}Your data. Your template. Your brand. Everything comes back as JSON you can save (lists also as CSV with format=csv).
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