Buyers ask the same question on every Colorado listing: can I actually rent this short term? Put the answer on the page. Our widget shows the jurisdiction's rules headline and, for Denver, live permit counts for the listing's ZIP, pulled from the city's own license file.
This is the real widget, reading the real endpoint, set to Denver ZIP 80205.
And here it is for a mountain market, where the rules summary is the product:
Set data-zip to the listing's ZIP for live counts, or leave it off for a jurisdiction level summary. Mountain jurisdictions use data-jurisdiction values aspen, summit, breckenridge, or steamboat; boulder and cos cover the Front Range cities.
Denver's answer is primary residence only. Breckenridge's answer is a zone cap. The widget says it in one line, with counts behind it.
Every count is labeled with its source and pull date. It is the city's data, not a marketing claim.
The widget links the free Rental Potential Evaluator, so an interested buyer lands on a tool branded by the same data your clients trust.
Tell us your brokerage and site and we will set up your license and embed keys. Widget licensing is arranged by email at founding stage.