Adventus gives you fast access to the most time-consuming pieces of property data—core characteristics, hazards, and any available building-permit signals. It will not have every detail for every property, because counties vary in what they publish, but it reliably automates the parts that agents usually spend 10–20 minutes searching for.

Adventus is a web app that automatically gathers property data from dozens of public and premium sources — including permits, maps, imagery, and risk indicators — and uses AI to structure and validate that information for insurance quoting.

The platform reviews the data for gaps or inconsistencies, flags potential issues, and delivers a clean, structured report directly in your browser.

Our pricing is simple: each property report costs $3.50, and you’re only billed an additional $2 when building permits are found for that address. You can also choose a monthly subscription—starting at $99/month for 40 reports—to reduce your per-report cost. Unused credits roll over, and you only pay for permit data when it exists.

Adventus collects a broad range of property data commonly required for insurance quoting. Exact fields vary by property type, but typically include:

• Property characteristics (e.g. square footage, year built, number of stories)

• Construction details (e.g. roof type, ISO construction class)

• Fire protection (e.g. sprinkler presence, protection class, distance to fire station and hydrants)

• Property updates (e.g. roof, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC updates; major renovations)

• Ownership details (e.g. current owner, most recent sale date)

• Hazard indicators (e.g. crime score, wildfire risk, protection class)

This information is pulled from a mix of public records, premium sources, permits, and map data—then reviewed for accuracy before delivery.

Adventus pulls from premium vendors, public records, permits, imagery, and online sources—then uses AI to extract and cross-check property details. Every data point includes a source citation (if from online), and when information is inferred or conflicting, we flag it and include a confidence score so you can decide what to trust. Agents should always confirm key details with the property owner before submitting to carriers.