Atlas Data Exchange

Ask a question Atlas can answer live (seismic unusual in a region, wave energy, commodity regimes, logistics safety, what cells are alert-worthy). Returns verdict, evidence, datasets and the purchase path.

The exact purchase call for a product and tier (one-time pack via POST /api/datapacks/buy, subscription via POST /api/feeds/subscribe), with terms, idempotency and what is metered. Does not move money: purchases need a session (or Stripe checkout).

The exact subscribe call for a watch (mode=watch) with the filters given, its tier, price and metering, plus the webhook contract. Does not move money.

Change events since a cursor. Anonymous: the latest-day preview, at most 10 events (limit_applied/limit_max in the response). With api_key: the metered signal feed for that subscription (GET /api/feeds/{slug}/changes).

What an api_key is entitled to and has used: tier, credits quota, used, remaining, projected cost of a request, reset date.

The full machine-readable commercial contract of one product: pricing ladder, credit multipliers, views, schema, measured quality, SLOs, provenance, join quality, semantics (ships through risk indicator), limitations.

Quote a dataset need: text / keywords / category, max_age_hours, budget_usd, resolution, window_days, records, region or bbox. Returns ranked products with the cheapest fitting tier, estimated records and credits, cost, and the exact purchase call.

Quote a watch (signal feed): need text plus filters (bbox, cohorts, signals, min_severity, min_confidence) -> product (ranked like quote_request, among packs with the cell layer), cheapest tier that meets the need, best tier within budget, estimated events per month and credits (watch events cost 5 credits).

Free sample rows of a product (k-anonymised where applicable) with data_through and contract version.

SEMANTIC product discovery: describe the need in plain words (industry, infrastructure type, hazard, question) and get products ranked by profile match (answers_questions, use_cases, industries, infrastructure_types, hazard_classes, example_questions), with the matched terms, what each product is NOT for, its temporal/spatial coverage, the cheapest satisfying tier, quality status and contract URL.