Type any U.S. address and get an instant A+ to F safety grade, a street-level crime map, and registered offender data — built from 30 million+ police-reported incidents, updated daily.
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No reports to order. No data tables to decode. Just type an address and see the full safety picture.
A house you're touring, an apartment listing, a whole zip code — any U.S. location, in all 50 states.
An instant A+ to F safety grade, incident-level crime map, 12-month trend, and nearby registered offenders — all on one screen.
Compare neighborhoods side by side and commit to the lease, offer, or investment knowing exactly what you're walking into.
Other sites give you one piece of the puzzle. DoorProfit puts the whole safety picture on a single screen.
See every reported incident plotted on an interactive map. Zoom to the block, filter by crime type, and spot patterns the listing photos won't show you.
One letter grade per neighborhood, calibrated against FBI national averages — so you can compare a small town to a big-city block, apples to apples.
Is the area getting safer or sliding? Trend lines show whether you're buying into an improving neighborhood or a declining one.
See registered offenders near any address, sourced from official state registries. Know who lives nearby before your kids do.
Get notified when violent crime spikes near home or a registered offender moves into your area — so the map keeps working after you move in.
ROI, cap rate, cash-on-cash, and DSCR for any property — with the neighborhood's crime score baked into the underwriting.
You'll spend years — and hundreds of thousands of dollars — on where you live next. Ten seconds of research is the cheapest insurance you'll ever buy.
Check the block before you make the biggest purchase of your life. A great house on the wrong street is still the wrong house.
Screen listings before you tour them. Don't find out about the neighborhood after you've signed a 12-month lease.
Crime drives vacancy, turnover, and appreciation. Underwrite every deal with the safety data that actually moves your returns.
“We were about to put an offer on a house we loved. DoorProfit showed a cluster of break-ins two blocks away that never came up in our research. We kept looking and found a better street.”
“I screen every rental I underwrite with DoorProfit. The crime grade plus the deal analyzer in one tab has saved me from at least two deals that looked great on paper.”
“Moving across the country with two kids, I couldn't visit neighborhoods in person. The safety grades let me shortlist apartments from 2,000 miles away without guessing.”
Incident-level detail across all major categories, sourced from official law enforcement feeds and refreshed daily.
A+ through F safety grades calibrated to the same authoritative crime data law enforcement agencies use — the FBI Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) program and the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) — refreshed daily from state and local agency feeds.
Every DoorProfit safety grade is calculated from a location’s crime rate per 100,000 residents and benchmarked against the most recent FBI UCR national averages: total crime 2,212.8 per 100K, violent crime 380.7 per 100K, and property crime 1,832.1 per 100K. Violent crime is weighted at roughly 2× property crime severity to match how most people perceive risk. A 12-month trend adjustment tilts the grade toward improving or declining neighborhoods, and population-tier matching (small town vs. major metro) keeps rural and urban grades comparable within their peer group.
An A+ grade indicates a location in the bottom 10% of its population tier for overall crime; an F indicates the top 10%. Grades refresh daily as new incident reports are ingested from law-enforcement feeds. Where incident counts are too low for a reliable rate (typically fewer than 10 incidents per year in a small census-block group), DoorProfit displays an explicit “insufficient data” indicator rather than a potentially misleading grade.
Crime incidents are sourced from state and local law enforcement agencies, supplemented by the FBI UCR program and NIBRS — the FBI’s incident-level reporting standard since 2021. State-level UCR supplements (California CA-UCR, Texas UCR via DPS, New York DCJS) are integrated where available. Registered offender information is aggregated under the Jacob Wetterling Act (1994), Megan’s Law (1996), and the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act (2006), with state registries maintained by each state’s department of public safety or attorney general’s office.
What people most often ask about neighborhood crime data and DoorProfit.
DoorProfit rates every U.S. neighborhood on an A+ through F safety grade calibrated to FBI Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) national averages — total crime 2,212.8, violent crime 380.7, and property crime 1,832.1 per 100,000 residents. Violent crime is weighted at 2x property crime severity, a 12-month trend adjustment is applied, and the final percentile compares neighborhoods within their population tier so rural and urban grades are apples-to-apples.
From state and local law enforcement agency feeds, cross-referenced with the FBI UCR program and the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS), which as of 2021 is the FBI's primary national crime-reporting standard. Incident data is ingested daily and refreshes the safety grade for every U.S. address.
Yes. Free address searches are available with no account required. Creating a free account unlocks additional searches. An $8/month subscription (cancel anytime) unlocks unlimited searches, violent crime alerts, and registered offender move-in notifications.
DoorProfit covers 25,000+ U.S. cities and 30 million+ mapped crime incidents, searchable by full street address, city, zip code, or neighborhood. Coverage spans all 50 states for any jurisdiction reporting to UCR or NIBRS.
Yes. The DoorProfit Deal Analyzer computes ROI, cap rate, cash-on-cash return, DSCR, and 12-month appreciation for any U.S. property address, with the neighborhood crime score integrated into the underwriting. Investors can save deals, share them with partners, or export a PDF summary.
Yes. DoorProfit's national Registered Offender Search complies with the Jacob Wetterling Act (1994), Megan's Law (1996), and the Adam Walsh Act (2006). Data is drawn from state registries. Precision is capped at the publication standard of each source registry.
Yes. DoorProfit is available on iOS and Android with the same daily-refresh crime data pipeline as the web product. Search for "DoorProfit" in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store, or visit doorprofit.com for direct download links.
DoorProfit uniquely integrates an incident-level crime map, A+ to F safety grade, registered offender search, and a real estate deal analyzer into one platform. NeighborhoodScout focuses on premium reports; CrimeGrade on neighborhood grades; AreaVibes on bundled livability scores; SpotCrime on incident-map email alerts. See /compare/ for detailed head-to-head breakdowns.
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