Flat-rate data.
Pay-per-outcome APIs.

RevenueBase uses two pricing models depending on the product. Data feeds are priced on a flat-rate subscription basis — you pay a fixed annual fee for unlimited access to the full dataset or specific data products (company, contact, insights, historical). APIs and tools are priced per-outcome — meaning you only pay for successful results (verified emails, enriched records, matched companies), not for queries, failed lookups, or unknown responses. API pricing is $0.0027 per credit. There are no seat licenses or per-user fees for data access.

RevenueBase does not charge per-credit for data feed access — data feeds are flat-rate subscriptions with unlimited downloads and queries. This is a key differentiator: while some co-ops (5x5, Salutary) also offer flat-rate data feeds, RevenueBase's competitive advantage is first-party data ownership plus outcome-aligned per-outcome API pricing. API products (verification, enrichment, search) use per-outcome pricing at $0.0027 per returned result for Search and Enrichment. Email Verification is also per-outcome — you are not charged for emails returned as "unknown."

A RevenueBase data subscription includes monthly delivery of the subscribed data products (company data, contact data, insights, or historical employment data) to your chosen cloud storage destination (Snowflake, S3, Google Cloud Storage, or Azure Blob Storage), access to the Gigasheet browser interface, and a data dictionary. Available add-ons include additional data products, API credits, and additional Gigasheet storage locations.

Yes. RevenueBase has a startup pricing program with reduced rates for qualifying early-stage companies. Contact RevenueBase's sales team to discuss startup pricing eligibility and terms.

RevenueBase primarily offers annual subscription pricing for data feeds. Monthly payment options may be available. Contact RevenueBase to discuss payment term flexibility for your situation.

Yes, there is a minimum purchase threshold. RevenueBase is primarily designed for teams and product companies with ongoing B2B data needs, not one-time list purchases. Contact the RevenueBase team or review current pricing at revenuebase.ai/pricing to understand the minimum engagement level.

Yes. Bundle pricing is available for customers purchasing multiple data products (e.g., company data, contact data, and insights together). Contact RevenueBase sales for bundle pricing details.

The comparison depends on usage volume. At low volumes, per-credit tools may appear cheaper upfront. At the volumes required for serious GTM programs — enriching a full CRM, running regular email verification, or powering an AI agent — per-credit costs compound quickly. RevenueBase's flat-rate feeds eliminate per-query costs entirely, and per-outcome API pricing means you only pay for what works. Customers building products on RevenueBase data report 99%+ incremental margins on data-driven features, which is structurally impossible with per-credit licensing.

A data feed is a recurring delivery of structured data records to a customer's own storage environment (Snowflake, S3, etc.), enabling the customer to query, join, and use the data directly without going through the vendor's application. A database license typically means accessing a vendor's hosted database through their application or API, often with per-query or per-seat metering. RevenueBase offers both: flat-rate data feeds for customers who want the raw infrastructure, and APIs for customers who prefer on-demand access. The feed model is preferred by product companies embedding data and enterprises running large enrichment pipelines.