Pricing

Three products. One corpus.

A document you read, an interface your systems query, and a calendar your team works in.

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Dossiers

Operational calendar intelligence for people.

A dossier answers one operational question. It tells you which dates matter, why they matter, where they came from, how certain they are, and what changed since the last edition.
You pay for a country's complexity, not for the country. Tuvalu runs on a handful of rules; India spans states, exchanges and several calendars at once.
A standing order costs less than a single edition, deliberately. Calendars expire. One edition is this year's almanac, not a licence.

An annual entitlement: four editions a year, and the one you bought stays available.

Calendar API

Operational calendar intelligence for software.

Enterprise When one territory isn't enough.

Global Operating Calendar

Every market you operate in, on one calendar.

Take a peek → — the free tool runs with its paid controls visible but locked, so you can see exactly what a seat opens.

What every plan includes

The assurance label

Every field says whether it was verified, corroborated, or computed from a rule.

Immutable editions

A later edition never silently replaces the one you cited.

Named provenance

Every observance can name the gazette, ministry or exchange notice behind it.

No lock-in

CSV, iCalendar and bulk export across markets, on every paid tier. You leave with the data you paid for.

Questions people ask before buying

Not sure which? Start free — no card, no expiry — and check the atlas for your jurisdictions first.