data, totals, and pagination.
Response Envelope
The data Array
The data array contains the matching records. Each record is a JSON object with always-included fields plus any fields you requested.
- Always-included fields are present on every record regardless of your
fieldsselection (see below). - Requested fields appear when you include their
field_idin thefieldsarray. - Default fields are returned if you omit the
fieldsparameter or pass an empty array. - Values match the field type: numbers are JSON numbers, dates are
YYYY-MM-DDstrings, booleans aretrue/false, and multi-select values are arrays of option IDs. - Null values: Fields with no data return
null.
The totals Object
Every search response includes a totals object with the full count of matching entities across the entire result set, regardless of pagination or anchor.
These are the same values returned by the Count Properties and Count People endpoints — embedded directly in every search response so you don’t need a separate call.
Always-Included Fields
These fields are present on every record in every response — you never need to request them.Properties
People
Whenanchor is "people", each record in data represents a person. Person records always include:
Residence
Theresidence object is the person’s place of residence — where they currently live. This is not necessarily a property they own; it is simply their home address.
Nested Property
Theproperty object contains the property associated with this person through the search — for example, a property they own, rent, or are otherwise connected to based on the contact_audience parameter. It uses the same structure as a property-anchored result, including images and any requested property fields like estimated_value.
Images
Every property includes animages object with three views served via img.dealmachine.com. Image URLs are edge-cached and do not consume additional credits.
Image URLs follow the pattern
https://img.dealmachine.com/{type}/{lat},{lng}.jpg and support optional query parameters:
Image URLs are edge-cached and do not consume additional credits. If a street view is not
available for a location, Google returns a grey placeholder tile — the CDN still caches and serves
it.
Phones
Thephones array on each person contains all available phone numbers:
Emails
Theemails array on each person contains all available email addresses:
The credits Object
Every endpoint that consumes credits includes a credits object in the response. This tells you exactly what was charged for the request.
The
credits object is not included on non-billable endpoints (account info, filter metadata, field discovery) or when estimate_cost: true is used on search endpoints.
See Credits for full details on how credits work.