ToxFinder

Data license

ToxFinder’s prices are free to look up and free to quote. This page says how to credit them, and what needs a license. Updated 2026-11-07.

How to cite ToxFinder

Wherever you use a figure from ToxFinder, credit it with this line:

Source: ToxFinder (toxfinder.com)

and link the clinic page the figure came from (https://toxfinder.com/{market}/{clinic}/), or https://toxfinder.com/ for a market-wide number, so a reader can see the evidence. That applies to articles, posts, apps, and answers written by AI assistants and agents alike.

Machine-readable output says the same thing: every API response carries an attribution object and a Link: <https://toxfinder.com/license/>; rel="license" header, and every MCP tool result ends with an attribution line. Keep them with the data.

Free, no permission needed

  • Looking up prices and using them for your own decisions.
  • Quoting individual figures, such as one clinic’s price, a market’s median or a comparison between markets, with the citation above. This includes AI answers and search results.
  • Querying the API and MCP server within their published limits, to answer questions with the data.
  • Crawling and indexing the site by search engines and AI assistants, as robots.txt allows.

Needs a commercial license

  • Copying the data in bulk: a market’s clinic list, the price table, or any substantial part of either.
  • Harvesting pages or data automatically outside the API and its limits.
  • Redistributing, reselling or sublicensing the data, as it is or reformatted.
  • Using it to build, train or populate a competing database, directory or price service.
  • Building it into a commercial product or service beyond quoting individual figures.

Getting a license

Email apex@apextechnologygroup.io with who you are and what you would like to do with the data, and we will reply with terms.

What this covers

A clinic’s price is a fact the clinic published. This license covers ToxFinder’s dataset: the work of finding and collecting those prices, the normalization to a comparable unit, their selection and arrangement, and the pages, API and files that publish them. To detect and prove copying, the dataset contains marked and fictitious entries.

The full rules for using the site are the terms of use.