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This listing uses a single contract-based pricing dimension called Product Access (Units). You buy access to the Miami Restaurants dataset by units under one agreed contract term. There are no separate tiers, instance sizes, or usage add-ons to choose from. Pricing scales with the number of units you purchase. The vendor confirms scope, licensing, and delivery terms after you request access, so the unit quantity and contract are set through direct discussion. Delivery formats include common file types such as CSV, JSON, and Excel.
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