Private report purchases

Buy only the report you need.

Membership includes 10 combined hail, wind and tornado swaths per month per covered state. Property history is separate: $10 per report. Already acquired swaths reopen without another charge. Additional swaths beyond ten in a month cost $69.95 each and require a separate purchase confirmation.

Additional Storm Swath — $69.95

One-time purchase only after your company uses its ten included swaths for the current 30-day period. Applicable tax is added at checkout.

Ten combined swaths per covered state per month are included with membership. Additional swaths beyond ten in a month cost $69.95 each. Reopening an acquired swath is free.

The selected event is checked before checkout. If no prepared report exists, you may request preparation without being charged.

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Guardian event ID

This exact event requires prepared, source-backed swath data. A dot is a point observation, not an existing footprint.

Address History Report — $10

One-time purchase for one address. Applicable tax is added at checkout. Separate from membership and included storm swaths.

One address. Ten years of available hail, wind and tornado records.
Enter your address to explore available storm records for your location. Records indicate possible storm exposure, not confirmed property damage. Your address is resolved through the U.S. Census Geocoder and must be confirmed before requesting the report.

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Full street address

Shared swath access and two-year retention

Observations verified as belonging to the same storm swath open one shared report. Their locations and times remain separate. Your existing user or company access applies from any linked observation: no second charge or included-swath redemption.

Swath files and geometry expire on the storm’s second calendar anniversary, at the start of that date in UTC. A late purchase never extends expiry. For example, on September 9, 2026, a storm dated September 9, 2024 expires and cannot be purchased or reopened. Ten-year property storm history keeps its event records, but expired swaths are unavailable. Payment and audit records remain.