Licence terms

Display Feed Licence Terms

The standard terms on which we license the Display Feed to a platform that wants to publicly display rental listings. Scope, territory, cadence and fees are set in an order form; these terms are the rest of the agreement.

Version 2026-09-22. Last updated 22 September 2026. Clarifies seven-day coverage measurements, the delivery freshness limit, weekly verification and US scope. Updated 30 September 2026: the free period now starts when Partner first displays the listings publicly.

Which terms apply to you? If you pull listings through the API to build internal products, research or analytics, the terms that govern that are our general terms of service. The terms on this page apply when you take a licence to display listings to your own end users. Some customers hold both.

Licensor: Iron Holding B.V., a private limited company incorporated in the Netherlands, trading as HousingFeed ("HousingFeed").
Partner: the party licensed under a signed order form referring to these terms.

1. What is licensed

The HousingFeed Display Feed: rental listings that landlords and property-management companies publish on their own websites, collected directly from those sites and normalised into one schema. The feed contains only this direct-from-source inventory. Listings that originate from consumer portals or third-party aggregators are excluded from the Display Feed by design and cannot be added to it.

The schema includes address, coordinates, rent, bedrooms, bathrooms, size, availability date, description, amenities, photo URLs, source URL and verification timestamps. Field availability varies by source and record; a schema field does not guarantee a populated value. The sample and order form establish the agreed scope.

2. Grant

HousingFeed grants Partner a non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable licence, for the term and within the geographic scope agreed in the order form, to:

3. Conditions of display

4. Restrictions

Partner will not:

5. Provenance and lifecycle

6. Ownership

The Display Feed, its schema and its normalisation remain HousingFeed's property. Listing content remains the property of the publishing landlord, manager or their agents. Partner's own inventory, including listings submitted directly to Partner by landlords, remains Partner's property and is outside this agreement.

7. Delivery

8. Commercial structure

9. Term and termination

10. General

Ask for a licence

Tell us the markets you want and how you plan to display the listings, and we will come back with scope and a fee. Email hello@housingfeed.com.