Every property’s complete tax picture — through one API.

Property tax data is public by law — but in practice it’s scattered across thousands of county and municipal systems, each with its own format and quirks. To assemble a complete tax status for a single property today, agencies pay people to retrieve it by hand, one parcel at a time. It’s slow, error-prone, and the overhead lands on the homeowner at closing.

• Itemized tax detail — every taxing authority and its millage rate
• Valuations — assessed, taxable, and state equalized values; PRE status; school district
• Special assessments — line items and balances
• Current status — paid, unpaid, or delinquent
• Per parcel, on demand — query by address or parcel ID, structured JSON back

Send an address or parcel ID; get a clean, structured response with the complete tax picture — ready to drop into your closing, underwriting, or verification workflow. No portals, no manual lookups, no reconciling a dozen formats. Access is by API key, with usage that scales to your volume.

curl -H "Authorization: Bearer <key>" \
  "https://www.taxstatus.org/api/lookup?q=123 Main St, City, MI"

Full reference, response shape, and error codes: API docs →

Live in Michigan today and expanding county by county. Tell us the jurisdictions you close in and we’ll prioritize lighting them up — coverage follows demand, not the other way around.

The records the law made public were meant to protect the people who pay for them. Getting at that data shouldn’t be a toll road. TaxStatus makes property tax records as accessible as they were always supposed to be — directly, completely, and affordably — so the cost of opacity stops landing on homeowners.

All parcel and tax information originates from county and municipal assessor and treasurer systems. We don’t generate or alter it; we normalize it into one consistent response and link back to the authoritative source on every result.