License South Africa's crime data
Structured, officially-sourced SAPS crime statistics at police-precinct level, mapped to any suburb or address, available to license for insurers, proptech, and business-intelligence teams.
What you're actually licensing
SAPS publishes crime statistics at police-station level, not by suburb. Nobody can honestly claim raw suburb-level SAPS counts, because SAPS does not report at that resolution. What we license is the part SAPS doesn't provide: a maintained, confidence-graded suburb-to-precinct join, built from community-policing and SAPS sources and corrected against the official SAPS station-boundary data, Census sub-place geography, and cross-checked publication history.
That join, not the underlying SAPS numbers, is the product. The crime figures stay at police-station resolution, exactly as SAPS reports them; what the join gives you is the ability to resolve any suburb or address to the correct precinct, with a confidence grade, so you can attach official station-level figures to a property, a policy, or an address without guessing at the mapping yourself.
Coverage
9
provinces
~1,169
police precincts
~3,146
mapped suburbs
13
financial years
Quarterly and annual SAPS crime-category totals, per precinct, from 2013/14 onward. Each suburb-to-precinct mapping carries a confidence grade. See our full methodology for sourcing and known limitations.
Built for
Insurers
Precinct-level crime context, resolved to a property's suburb or address, for underwriting household and property risk.
Proptech & property portals
A licensed crime-data indicator to attach to listings, reports, or valuations.
Security & BI firms
Structured historical crime data for risk models and client-facing reporting.
What this is, and isn't
Talk to us about licensing
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