This profile was published in error by API Evangelist and has been retracted. Nothing here is a finding about Execurve.
On 7 August 2026 an automated submission created this repository with an apis.yml describing a
"PropScale API". It was withdrawn the same day, four hours later, before it reached
apis.io or
providers.apievangelist.com — neither site ever served it.
The company was never scored.
Two reasons, both ours.
1. There is no publicly reachable API to catalog. Execurve markets an access-gated REST / WebSocket / Webhooks API, listing documentation, an OpenAPI/Swagger spec and a Postman collection as resources, none of which have public URLs. API Evangelist rates only publicly reachable artifacts — nothing behind a signed agreement, a sales call or a credential, including credentials we have been given. An API offered on commercial terms is out of scope by design, not a failure and not a defect. There was nothing here for us to read, so there should have been no profile.
2. The base URL we published did not belong to a working API. The generated apis.yml recorded
https://api.propscale.com/v1/ as the base URL. That host serves a domain-parking page
("PropScale.com is for sale"), and returns HTTP 200 with a byte-identical body for every path,
including invented ones. Our pipeline read a 200 as a live endpoint. It is a soft-404, and treating
it as evidence was our error.
The same company was submitted three times within seven minutes and our intake gate returned three different verdicts — confidence 70, 0 and 15 out of 100. The 70 published automatically. The other two parked for human review, and both correctly concluded there was no publicly consumable surface. The run that published had done the least research.
That non-determinism, and the absence of a control-path check that would have caught the parked domain, are tracked as defects in the API Evangelist roadmap.
You did nothing wrong here, and nothing about your company was assessed, rated or published to our sites. This page is kept rather than deleted so the record of our own mistake stays public and the repository name cannot be silently reused by the same automation.
If you would like a profile — or would like this repository removed entirely — email info@apievangelist.com and we will do either, at no cost and without requiring a reason.
Retracted 2026-08-07 · API Evangelist is an independent third party and is not affiliated with Execurve.