[PAID] I Built A UK Data API Platform With 37 Endpoints. One Token Balance, Every Dataset

Disclosure: I’m the developer and founder of StaticCreation. This is my own product.

Hey. Been working on this for over a year and just went live.

What it is: StaticCreation is an API marketplace for UK public sector data. Instead of scraping Companies House, DVSA, Land Registry, EPC, and a dozen other sources separately, you get one API key that works across everything.

The problem I kept hitting: Every time I built something that needed UK data, I’d spend weeks writing scrapers, handling rate limits, parsing inconsistent formats, and maintaining pipelines that break every time a government site changes. I figured other devs were doing the same thing.

What’s in there:

1.2 billion records across 16 datasets

Property: EPC certificates, Land Registry transactions, planning applications

Vehicles: DVLA data, full MOT history (832m test records), MIB insurance checks

Business: Companies House profiles, officers, charges, filings

Plus energy data, school/Ofsted ratings, crime stats, food data, fuel prices, trademarks, and more

How it works:

Buy tokens once (starts at £1.50 for 100), spend them per call. No subscriptions, no separate plans per dataset. One balance works across every endpoint.

Combined endpoints are what I’m most proud of, instead of calling 5 APIs yourself and joining the data, one call to Property Intelligence returns EPC + crime + schools + energy + price history for any UK address. Same idea for vehicles, companies, etc.

Stack: FastAPI backend, PostgreSQL, self-hosted on dedicated hardware in the UK. Everything runs through my own ETL pipelines, no reselling third-party APIs.

What I’d love feedback on:

Is the pricing clear enough?

Are there UK datasets you’d want that I’m missing?

Would you actually use something like this?

Site: https://staticcreation.co.uk

Happy to answer any questions about the build, the data partnerships, or the tech.

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