Access
Every workspace with an active Ploti plan has Data Feeds. Calls need the Data Feeds permission, which every new API key and everyploti login holds (see Keys and setup). A subscription delivers only datasets the workspace’s coverage areas and plan open.
What a subscription is
A subscription is a stream, not a purchase of a dataset. Ploti’s agents collect public records from city and county sources, version them and deliver them in one stream per subscription. Your Ploti plan pays for that stream.What you pay for
- Continuous collection from every source in the places you subscribe to, including sources Ploti adds later
- Versioning: snapshots, changes files and schema versions for every dataset
- Delivery: signed links to GeoParquet files, plus events and webhooks. Writing files into your own bucket is planned.
What is yours
Every snapshot, changes file and schema you receive is yours to keep, in your own systems, for as long as you like.When a subscription ends
1
Delivery stops
No new versions, changes files or events are delivered after the
subscription ends, and file links stop being issued.
2
What you received stays
Nothing is recalled and you are not asked to delete anything. Your tables
and files keep working. They stop getting newer.
3
Coming back
Subscribe again and read the subscription’s
manifest: it links each dataset’s
current snapshot, so you can reload or catch up from there.
How this differs from buying data
Using the data
Data Feeds is for building on. In brief: You can- load the records into your own systems and keep them after your subscription ends, with no deletion required
- show them to your users inside your product, and let your users export the results they are working with
- analyse, enrich and combine them, and sell what you build: apps, alerts, maps, scores, matching and agents
- offer the records, or a lightly altered copy of them, as a dataset, feed, download or API of their own
- give them away or sell them as a standalone product
- pass Ploti’s feed straight through to third parties