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This listing uses a single pricing dimension called Product Access (Units). You buy access to the dataset under a contract. Pricing is based on the number of units you subscribe to, rather than tiers or instance sizes. The dataset covers points of interest and business locations across the United States, including names, addresses, phone numbers, and categories. You access the data through an API, a website, or file formats such as CSV or XML. There are no separate add-ons or usage-based charges in the pricing table; access is granted through this one contract dimension.
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What counts as one unit of Product Access for billing?
A unit grants your subscription access to the dataset under the contract. It is not a per-record or per-query charge in the pricing table. You subscribe to access rather than pay for individual data rows. Contact the vendor to confirm how many units your intended use requires.
How do I receive the data once I have access?
You access the dataset through an API, a website, or file formats such as CSV or XML. The data can be queried by location, category, or other attributes. The choice of delivery method does not change the single Product Access dimension you subscribe to.
What is included in the dataset I get access to?
You get points of interest and business locations across the United States. Records include name, address, phone number, category, and other attributes. The vendor verifies and updates the data regularly. All of this is covered by the single Product Access contract dimension.
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