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Gujarat Land Record API: ₹0.40 per call, ₹50 free credit

JSON over HTTPS · one key for the API and the MCP server · every record with its source and date

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Endpoints

All calls are GET under https://indiapropertyregister.com/api/v1 with Authorization: Bearer YOUR_KEY. Parameters are the ones in the OpenAPI spec and the docs.

EndpointWhat it returns
GET /state/24/districtsDistricts of Gujarat with LGD codes
GET /search?q={name}Find a village and its LGD code
GET /village/{lgd}/plots?plot={plot_no}Find a plot by its number as written locally
GET /plot/{ipr_id}The full plot record
GET /sources?state=24How Gujarat keeps its land records: record names, hierarchy, portals

Example request

curl -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_KEY" \
  "https://indiapropertyregister.com/api/v1/state/24/districts"

curl -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_KEY" \
  "https://indiapropertyregister.com/api/v1/village/$VILLAGE_LGD/plots?plot=123/2A"

curl -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_KEY" \
  "https://indiapropertyregister.com/api/v1/plot/P3F9A0C2B71E4D5A6"

Replace YOUR_KEY with your key. Values like $VILLAGE_LGD come from the call before it. Sign up at /signup to get a key and ₹50 of credit.

What comes back

Plot record

FieldMeaning
plot_no, ulpin, area_sqm, land_classThe plot as the state record gives it
holders[]name, relation, share and since, as published (contacts are masked)
mutations[], deeds[], charges[]Changes, registered deeds and charges linked to the plot
property_tax[], court_cases[], notices[]Tax, court cases, auction and acquisition notices, where loaded
restricted_land[]Forest, eco-sensitive, CRZ and similar land flags
government_rates[]land_use, rate_inr, per and year of the village rate
url, noteThe plot page and the not-proof-of-title note

Find a plot

FieldMeaning
matches[].ipr_idThe register's plot id: P followed by 16 hex characters
matches[].plot_noThe plot number as the state writes it
matches[].area_sqm, holdersArea and the number of recorded holders
related[]Sub-divisions of the same number when there is no exact match

Coverage

AnyRoR gives open search of rural VF-7, VF-8A and VF-6 (including khata by owner name) and a separate urban screen for property cards and unit property cards; digitally signed RoR is on i-ORA. DILRMP-MIS shows 100% of villages computerised. Deeds run on GARVI with online EC and Index-2, and stamp value is the Jantri.

  • VF-7 (7/12): The survey-number record of the village form 7/12 family.
  • VF-8A: The khata extract.
  • VF-6 (Hakk Patrak): The rights register entries.
  • 135-D notice: The notice issued for a mutation.
  • Property Card / Unit Property Card: The urban city-survey record, with a unit card for apartments.

The record hierarchy runs District > Taluka > Village > Survey number / Khata, and a plot is identified by its survey number or khata or UPIN or city survey number number. /sources?state=24 returns all of this, with the portals that hold the records.

Held for GujaratCount
Villages with a page18,345
Districts33
Plots37.9 lakh
Holder entries33.0 lakh
Mutations1.2 crore
Registered deeds5.84 lakh
Circle rate rows32.3 lakh
City property-tax records25.2 lakh
RERA projects17,634
Bank and tribunal auction notices8,134

Large counts are estimates refreshed nightly. The full state-by-state table is on the coverage page.

Use cases

  • Loan against property in Gujarat: check the recorded holder and any charge before sanction
  • Real estate and proptech listings in Gujarat: show recorded ownership next to the listing
  • Legal due diligence in Gujarat: pull the village record before a title report is drafted
  • Land aggregation in Gujarat: list the plots of a village and join them to rates and notices

Price

₹0.40 per successful call, ₹50 free credit. Errors, not-found lookups and refused calls are free; a 200 with an empty list is billed. New accounts get ₹50 of free credit, about 125 calls, with no card. Top up with ₹500, ₹5,000, ₹50,000 plus 18% GST. There is no subscription. The full price list is on the API page.

Limits

AI agents and MCP

The same data is available to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and any MCP client at https://indiapropertyregister.com/mcp. Tools for this job: find_plot, get_plot, get_village, get_land_record_sources. Sign in with your account over OAuth; calls are billed like API calls. Setup for each app.

Questions people ask

What does a Gujarat land record API return?

For a plot it returns area, land class, recorded holders with relation and share, mutations, deeds, charges, tax, court cases and notices where loaded, plus the village government rate. Gujarat uses 7/12 and 8A (AnyROR); /sources?state=24 describes the state's record names.

Is this a certified copy of the Gujarat record?

No. It is built from public government records on a best-effort basis. It is not a certified copy and not proof of title. Verify with the issuing office before a transaction.

How do I find the LGD code of a Gujarat village?

Call /search?q= with the village name. Each village result has its LGD code, tehsil, district and pincode, and /village/{lgd} returns the full record.

How much does the Gujarat Land Record API cost?

₹0.40 per successful call (HTTP 200), paid from a prepaid wallet. Errors, not-found lookups and refused calls are free; a 200 with an empty list is billed. New accounts get ₹50 of free credit, about 125 calls, with no card. Top up with ₹500, ₹5,000, ₹50,000 plus 18% GST.

Can an AI agent use the Gujarat Land Record API?

Yes. The same account works over the MCP server at https://indiapropertyregister.com/mcp, with the tools find_plot, get_plot, get_village, get_land_record_sources. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other MCP clients sign in with OAuth, and calls are billed to the same wallet. Setup is on https://indiapropertyregister.com/connect.

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Records on India Property Register are read from public government sources and show each source and date. They are not proof of title and not certified copies. For a purchase, loan or lease, get certified copies from the issuing office and have an advocate examine the title.