Give your website visitors an instant, branded property-risk report.
Embed one snippet of code on your agency or brokerage site. A visitor enters their address, sees their flood zone, wildfire risk, storm history, and a composite risk score — branded to you — and their contact details land in your dashboard.
Built on verified public government data
Up and running in three steps
No redesign, no data-licensing paperwork, no back end to run. Just a snippet of code on the site you already have.
Add one line of code
Paste a lightweight, responsive snippet into your website, landing page, or client portal. Match it to your agency colors and logo.
A visitor enters their address
The widget geocodes the address and runs a multi-hazard lookup across the federal and geospatial data sources above.
You get the lead, they get the report
The visitor sees a branded risk summary. Their name and contact details land in your dashboard and inbox the moment they submit the form.
What your visitors see
A worked example for an illustrative address. On your site this renders inside your own page, in your agency's branding.
This is the real widget, rendering a sample address — not a mockup.
Straightforward monthly pricing
14-day free trial on both plans. Cancel anytime.
Starter
For an independent insurance or real estate agent putting the widget on one website.
$20 / month
- One embedded widget instance
- Up to 250 lookups / month
- Standard ZemSignal branding
- Email lead notifications
- Lead history in your dashboard
- Full custom branding
Pro
For higher-traffic sites that want the report fully in their own branding.
$50 / month
- One embedded widget instance
- Unlimited property lookups
- Full custom branding & colors
- CSV lead export
- Priority support
Free trial, no credit card required.
Put instant risk intelligence on your website.
Replace the passive contact form with something a prospect actually wants to fill out — a verified property-risk report they get in exchange for their details.
No setup fees • embed on WordPress, Squarespace, Webflow, or hand-coded HTML