Pricing — DataDiti

Published formula

How a price is formed.

Price formation is split in two so it is clear who sets what. The seller receives their base price in full; DataDiti takes the difference, not a cut of the seller’s earnings.

Set by the seller Base price The data owner picks their own basis and rate. Two similar datasets can be priced differently because their sellers are different.

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Set by DataDiti (1 + margin) Covers the work actually done on that product: normalisation, checking, storage, per-buyer marking, and distribution.

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What you pay Final price Shown openly on catalogue cards and product pages, in your currency, with your jurisdiction’s tax included.

Buyers see the final price. The base-price/margin split is shown to sellers in their dashboard, so they know exactly what they receive.

Billing unit

Four pricing bases.

A seller picks one basis when cataloguing a product, and that basis is stated openly on the product page — so you know what is actually billed before you buy.

Basis	Billing unit	What gets billed	In use
Per dataset	dataset	A flat rate for the whole dataset, independent of the volume delivered.	10 products
Per land area	km²	A rate per unit of area over the coverage you buy.	3 products
Per row	rows	A rate per row actually delivered, counted after your filters.	5 products
Per kilobyte	KB	A rate per KB of data delivered.	2 products
Per call	calls	A rate per API call beyond the quota included in your tier.	6 products

One basis per productThe same product never runs two bases at once — otherwise your bill is unpredictable and the seller cannot audit it.

Area basis needs geometryAvailable only when the product carries geometry and its jurisdiction has a clear area definition. Area is computed from the normalised output, not from the source CRS.

Counted from what is deliveredRow and KB bases count the data actually delivered after your filters — not the size of the full dataset.

Minimum per transactionSellers may set a price floor on measured bases so very small purchases are not loss-making. Where one exists, the figure is stated on the product page.

Worked examples

Real products, different prices.

Pulled straight from the catalogue and computed by the same pricing engine the product pages use — so you can check these figures yourself by clicking through.

Product	Basis	Margin	Final price
Indeks Aksesibilitas Jalan Kabupaten Dataset L3 · Checked	Per dataset	40%	IDR 20.300.000 / dataset
Batas Administrasi Desa Berversi Dataset L2 · Verified	Per land area	32%	IDR 0,37 / km²
Proyeksi Penduduk Kabupaten 2020-2025 Dataset L1 · Checked	Per row	25%	IDR 11,88 / rows
Curah Hujan Harian Stasiun BMKG Dataset L1 · Checked	Per kilobyte	25%	IDR 47,5 / KB
API Padanan Kode Wilayah API L1 · Checked	Per call	30%	IDR 58,5 / calls

For measured bases, the product page offers a calculator that turns your choices — area, rows after filtering, estimated size — into a final price before checkout. It uses that product’s own rate, never an average.

Published margins

What DataDiti takes.

The margin is not one number for everything — it follows the work actually done on that product. We publish the ranges so buyers and prospective sellers alike can estimate the final price themselves.

Applies to	Margin range	Default	Why that much
Baseline · all products	15–35%	25%	Margin dasar untuk seluruh produk. includes a 0% execution-cost component
L2 — Validated	25–45%	32%	Data diperkaya memerlukan pengolahan lebih banyak. includes a 0% execution-cost component
L3 — Enriched	30–55%	40%	Turunan analitik: seluruh pipeline agregasi ditanggung DataDiti. includes a 0% execution-cost component
Verified	28–50%	35%	Ground truth manual: sampling 30–50 record per produk. includes a 0% execution-cost component
Script	30–60%	45%	Termasuk komponen biaya eksekusi sandbox (§12.5). includes a 12% execution-cost component
API	20–40%	30%	Gerbang relai, cache, normalisasi, dan penandaan per pembeli. includes a 0% execution-cost component

Tiers

A tier decides what you get, not what it costs.

Choosing a tier means choosing a product variant. The price is still computed from that product’s seller basis and rate, plus the margin matching your chosen variant.

Tier	Call quota / month	Download quota / month	Team seats	Overage rate / call
Basic	10.000	12	3	150
Professional	100.000	60	10	150
Enterprise	1.000.000	unlimited	50	—

The dimensions that define a variant

Dimension	Options	What changes
Coverage	1 administrative region · 1 country · cross-border	How much data you receive
Frequency	monthly · weekly · daily	How often the data is refreshed for you
Processing level	L1 · L2 · L3	How far the data has been cleaned and enriched
Verification level	Declared · Checked · Verified	How deeply the data was checked before sale
Channel	download · + API · + push & delta	How the data reaches your systems

API quota per tierEvery tier that includes the API channel carries a monthly call quota; anything beyond it is billed separately per call at a rate stated up front.

One-off vs subscriptionA one-off snapshot is priced at 3–5× that product’s running period rate, so a subscription stays the sensible choice for anyone who needs current data.

Three asset lines

Pricing basis by asset type.

Dataset

one of four bases

The seller picks per dataset, per area, per row, or per KB. Download channel (CSV / Parquet / GeoJSON), API, up to push & delta on higher tiers.

Relay API

API

per call

The provider sets a base rate per call; you buy a monthly quota tier and anything beyond it is billed per call. Cached responses are still billed at your tier.

Script

follows its output form

Run output data is priced like an ordinary data product; execution endpoints use the per-call basis plus an execution-cost component that belongs to the DataDiti margin, not the script author’s earnings.

Buyer protections

What keeps your bill predictable.

Price locked at subscriptionBase-price changes apply to new transactions only. A running subscription keeps the price it started at until the period ends, and changes are announced in advance.

Your currency & taxBase prices and margins are set in one reference currency and converted to yours — not re-set one by one. Tax follows your jurisdiction.

Discounts never cut the sellerCoupon codes are redeemed at checkout. Discounts are charged to the DataDiti margin — the seller still receives their full base price, and any coupon that would push the price below it is rejected.

Pay before you look? NoEvery dataset offers a sample and a data passport before you buy, complete with quality scores and the column dictionary.

Next step

The real prices are in the catalogue.

Every product card shows the pricing basis, the rate, and the final price in your currency — alongside its quality score and verification level, so price can be judged together with quality.

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