Geoverio exists because the fourth integration is never the interesting part of the quarter.
The problem we picked
A product that sells anything across state lines ends up needing the same handful of things: the right sales tax at the right address, an address field that does not punish typos, and enough context about an IP address to tell a customer from a bot. Each one is available somewhere. Each one arrives with its own key, its own envelope, its own SDK, its own invoice and its own status page.
None of that work makes anyone's product better. It is a tax on shipping.
What we do about it
One gateway, one bearer key, one bill. Every API behaves the same way: the same authentication header, the same rate-limit headers, the same error shape. Add another module and nothing about your integration changes — no new credential, no new client, no new procurement cycle.
We would rather have a small number of APIs that are genuinely good than a catalogue that impresses on a landing page and disappoints in production. Each one gets real data pipelines, real freshness guarantees and a reference page that documents what it actually returns, including the fields that can be null.
How we build
- The documentation is part of the product. If a sample does not run when pasted, that is a bug with the same priority as a 500.
- Say what the response really is. Confidence levels, cache status and nullable fields are in the response and in the docs, because a developer needs to know when to trust an answer.
- Free tier that is actually free. No credit card, no expiry, enough volume to build something real.
- Boring infrastructure. Predictable limits, published in advance, returned on every response.
Where we are
Three APIs live, with more in progress. We are early, we are candid about it, and we would rather you knew exactly what you are buying — which is why the Security page tells you which certifications we do not hold yet.
Talk to us
Questions, bug reports and feature requests: [email protected]. Volume, procurement or compliance: talk to sales. Reselling: the Partner Program.