Developers

API

The same engine the panel uses, over HTTP. Bearer auth, JSON out, one price: $0.20 per address resolved and read. Identity and the registry are unmetered — you only pay when you actually read a site.

Quickstart
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer $XYREF_KEY" \
  "https://www.xyref.com/api/v1/site?address=7+Webb+Street+North+Parramatta+NSW+2151"

Endpoints

GET /v1/resolve?address= free

Resolve free text to a register address — property id, GURAS id, coordinates, confidence and the flags behind the score. Unmetered: it is the identity step every other call depends on.

GET /v1/site?address= metered

The full nine-card read for one address — every source, every value, every receipt. Meters one address.

GET /v1/site/:source?address= metered

One source only (planning, parcel, transport, terrain…). Meters the address once, however many sources you pull from it that month.

GET /v1/sources free

The connector registry — every source with its endpoint, licence, fields and the clauses it answers.

GET /account/bookmarks free

Your saved addresses, with the coordinates and register ids resolved at save time.

Receipts in JSON

Every value comes back with source, query, retrieved_at, licence, clause and confidence beside it — not in a separate metadata block you have to join back.

Failures are named

A source that times out returns a named error in its own slot; the rest of the report still returns 200. You always know which register was unreachable, rather than getting a shorter report with no explanation.

Billing

An address that fails to resolve is never charged. On Pro and Max the monthly cap is drawn down first; past it, calls fall back to credit at $0.20 rather than failing.

XY:Ref

Live read of public sources — not a s10.7 certificate. Incorporates data from the NSW Government and Geoscape Australia under their respective open licences.

XY:Ref is a product of MONOPROXY PTY LTD (ABN 54 701 178 501), Sydney, NSW.

We pay respect to the Traditional Custodians and First Peoples of NSW, and acknowledge their continued connection to Country and culture.