For underwriting & triage teams

Score a submission address
in seconds.

Fourteen peril scores on one calibrated 0–1 scale — landslide to tsunami — for any address on Earth. 90 m resolution that separates the ridge from the valley. Method documented per peril, so the score you file is a score you can defend.

Triage, not modeling.

Submission enrichment without the patchwork of single-peril lookups: one screen, every live peril, the same scale.

  • 01Address inPaste the submission address — or raw coordinates — into the live demo. No signup, no procurement.
  • 02Pin on the structureGeocode, then drag the pin onto the exact building. Scores read from the single 90 m pixel under it.
  • 03Fourteen perils, side by sideEvery live peril on the same calibrated 0–1 scale. Quote, refer, or decline — with hazard evidence in the file.
Hollywood Sign
Los Angeles, CA · USA · Petrel Surfaces · 90 m
GET /v1/score
Earthquake
0.998
Very high
Windstorm
0.091
Very low
Hurricane
0.000
Very low
Extreme heat
1.000
Very high
Lightning
0.231
Low
Landslide
0.886
Very high
Frost / freeze
0.001
Very low
Extreme cold
0.001
Very low
Avalanche
0.005
Very low
Soil erosion
0.874
Very high
Drought
1.000
Very high
Volcanic Eruption
0.000
Very low
Tsunami
No coverage
Storm Surge
No coverage
Real scores from the live data · “—” = outside modeled coverage

One scale. Triage rules that hold.

Every peril is a calibrated 0–1 score on the same scale, so one threshold set — quote / refer / decline — works the same for windstorm as for landslide. No re-normalizing between tools, no per-vendor units in the file.

PETREL SURFACES · LANDSLIDE90 M NATIVE
Landslide susceptibility at 90 m — Karakoram
Karakoram — sharp ridge & valley structure pops at 90 m

90 m, everywhere.

Composite scores at kilometer scale average away the hillside. At 90 m, terrain perils are terrain-shaped — the score on the ridge is not the score in the valley. Same native resolution on every landmass.

Hurricane, by return period.

For property books: peak-gust return periods — 50, 100, 250, and 500-year — in m/s at 90 m, from 10,000 years of synthetic tracks across all six ocean basins. Hazard intensity per return period, next to the 0–1 score.

PETREL RETURNS · HURRICANERP50–RP500 · M/S
Hurricane peak-gust exposure at 90 m — US East Coast
US East Coast — high coastal gust exposure fading inland, Florida to New England

A score you can defend.

Every peril ships with its method, inputs, and validation documented — the landslide model is XGBoost on an 80,000-event inventory with spatially blocked cross-validation (AUC 0.97) — and every release is versioned, with ship dates per hazard. A documented method you can show your reinsurer.

Read the methodology per peril →

Whole schedule?

Score up to 10,000 locations in one batch call — POST /v1/score/batch. Forward the API page to your data team.

See the API

The demo is the eval.

Score the address, enter your work email, and the hazard report lands in your inbox — evidence you can attach to the file. No procurement cycle to start.

The honest FAQ.

Flood?

Not offered today. The live perils: landslide, avalanche, earthquake, windstorm, extreme heat, extreme cold, frost/freeze, lightning, soil erosion, hurricane, drought, and volcanic eruption.

Is this a cat model? Do you produce AAL?

No. Petrel ships hazard susceptibility scores and hurricane return-period gusts — evidence that informs underwriting. We don’t model losses and we don’t underwrite.

US only?

No — global land coverage on one 90 m grid. The same catalog in Osaka, Oslo, and Ohio.

Pricing?

Public tiers from $0 — 1,000 location lookups a month free, no card. Full pricing is public, no quote call. See the tiers →

The next submission on your desk — score it now.