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BigDataCloud Pricing & Cost
BigDataCloud provides free access to all our APIs. Developers can create a free account and start using any of our APIs. Some APIs are free forever, while some provided limited access between 10,000K to 50,000K queries per month.
Companies can purchase additional query from their account whose rate ranges from $2/$3 USD per 10,000K query volume per month.
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About BigDataCloud
BigDataCloud in a Nutshell
BigDataCloud is an Australian tech startup established in 2018 based in Adelaide, South Australia. We provide essential APIs for web developers who are looking to build location-based features like customer targeting, content localisation/personalisation, digital rights management, geofencing and more importantly cyber fraud detection.
Our core technology includes patent-pending IP geolocation and reverse-geocoding API.
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Data Offering
BigDataCloud is the Industry’s first fully scientific IP Geolocation technology - Patent pending. Our IP geolocation data is super accurate and is delivered via API service at submillisecond speed.
Use Cases
#1. Customer Targeting
Providing personalised customer service has become a game-changing strategy in the world of consumer business. If you are not personalising your products, services and communications then you are definitely losing your customers.
Using the location data of your customers, you can deliver targeted marketing campaigns with a higher conversion rate. Many marketing and advertising platforms like ad networks, content delivery network, social channels, email tools, and CRMs can use IP Geolocation APIs to provide better customer targeting for businesses.
#2. Customer Data Validation
One of the key challenges of CRM platforms is customer data validation in real-time. The information provided by the customers needs to be validated before it can be stored, distributed, analysed or consumed. The inaccuracy in customer data can impact the overall performance of the business. IP Geolocation APIs can help you validate customer’s input and provide feedback in real-time.
#3. Content Localisation
According to the study, consumers spend 8.8 hours a day, on average, engaging with digital content. We are definitely hooked to our digital devices for a continuous source of information, news, knowledge and entertainment. As a result, digital content engagement has become a highly competitive space that has given rise to click baits and fake news. Increasing the relevancy of the content has become everyone’s priority.
IP Geolocation APIs can provide various data points including languages and locality information. These can be implemented in your content management system to transform the content to fit the audience. This can increase the relevance of your content and increase engagement.
#4. Digital Right Protection and Management
We are living in the post-TV revolution where we get our news and entertainment delivered through streaming services like Netflix, Amazon Prime and YouTube. However, managing content delivery and protecting them through illegal streaming is a continuous challenge.
Using IP geolocation APIs, services can non-intrusively detect the originating country of the user, VPN/Proxy access and accordingly block or deliver the content.
#5. Reducing Online Fraud
This is one of the most important use cases of all and also the most challenging one. Among various types of online frauds, e-commerce fraud is the most common one causing businesses to lose billions. Based on recent reports, e-commerce fraud is estimated to reach $12 billion by 2020 in the U.S. alone.
IP Geolocation technology can play a huge role in reducing fraudulent transactions. In addition to identifying the location of the user, IP geolocation can also be used to detect malicious IP addresses and detect suspicious traffic from VPN, Proxy, TOR and other hosting environments. This allows the system to flag anonymous traffic and help in reducing fraudulent behaviour.
Data Sources & Collection
Our IP Geolocation data solely relies on:
- WhoIs registry data
- BGP global routing data
- Field evidence data
- & our proprietary, network infrastructure crawler’s Big Data
Key Differentiators
BigDataClous is based on the next-generation IP geolocation technology that delivers the most accurate IP address to location data worldwide. The technology is the industry’s first completely scientific IP Geolocation and patent-pending.
Unlike other competitors in the market, BigDataCloud is not dependent on third party Ip geolocation data. It has built its own proprietary database to deliver fast, accurate and location rich data.
The technology is coupled with BigDataCloud’s unique revers-geocoding API which provides the fastest conversion between geocoordinates and readable address based on administrative/non-administrative boundaries-based results. This allows us to deliver super accurate and rich location data which can provide very detailed admin-level information about the area.
Key Differentiators:
- Industry’s first fully scientific IP Geolocation. Patent pending
- Provides confidence area in addition to conventional location estimation
- Superior Geolocation accuracy
- Lightning-fast API (sub-millisecond typical response time)
- High-quality locality information included for increased value
Data Privacy
We adhere to the Australian Privacy Principles contained in the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the EU General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR).
In this document “personal information” means information we hold which is identifiable as being about you.
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Frequently asked questions about BigDataCloud
What does BigDataCloud do?
BigData Cloud provides the industry’s most performant, scalable and flexible APIs. Built for eCommerce, Ad Agencies, Financial Institution, Saas, CRM Systems etc.
How much does BigDataCloud cost?
BigDataCloud’s APIs and datasets start at $3. BigDataCloud offers free samples for individual data requirements. Get talking to a member of the BigDataCloud team to receive custom pricing options, information about data subscription fees, and quotes for BigDataCloud’s data offering tailored to your use case.
What kind of data does BigDataCloud have?
IP Address Data, IP To Geolocation Data, Mobile IP Data, Anonymous IP Data, and IP Proxy Data
What data does BigDataCloud offer?
BigDataCloud is the Industry’s first fully scientific IP Geolocation technology - Patent pending. Our IP geolocation data is super accurate and is delivered via API service at submillisecond speed.
How does BigDataCloud collect data?
Our IP Geolocation data solely relies on: WhoIs registry data BGP global routing data Field evidence data & our proprietary, network infrastructure crawler’s Big Data
What’s BigDataCloud’s data privacy policy?
We adhere to the Australian Privacy Principles contained in the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the EU General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR). In this document “personal information” means information we hold which is identifiable as being about you.
What are the best use cases for BigDataCloud’s data?
#1. Customer Targeting Providing personalised customer service has become a game-changing strategy in the world of consumer business. If you are not personalising your products, services and communications then you are definitely losing your customers. Using the location data of your customers, you can deliver targeted marketing campaigns with a higher conversion rate. Many marketing and advertising platforms like ad networks, content delivery network, social channels, email tools, and CRMs can use IP Geolocation APIs to provide better customer targeting for businesses. #2. Customer Data Validation One of the key challenges of CRM platforms is customer data validation in real-time. The information provided by the customers needs to be validated before it can be stored, distributed, analysed or consumed. The inaccuracy in customer data can impact the overall performance of the business. IP Geolocation APIs can help you validate customer’s input and provide feedback in real-time. #3. Content Localisation According to the study, consumers spend 8.8 hours a day, on average, engaging with digital content. We are definitely hooked to our digital devices for a continuous source of information, news, knowledge and entertainment. As a result, digital content engagement has become a highly competitive space that has given rise to click baits and fake news. Increasing the relevancy of the content has become everyone’s priority. IP Geolocation APIs can provide various data points including languages and locality information. These can be implemented in your content management system to transform the content to fit the audience. This can increase the relevance of your content and increase engagement. #4. Digital Right Protection and Management We are living in the post-TV revolution where we get our news and entertainment delivered through streaming services like Netflix, Amazon Prime and YouTube. However, managing content delivery and protecting them through illegal streaming is a continuous challenge. Using IP geolocation APIs, services can non-intrusively detect the originating country of the user, VPN/Proxy access and accordingly block or deliver the content. #5. Reducing Online Fraud This is one of the most important use cases of all and also the most challenging one. Among various types of online frauds, e-commerce fraud is the most common one causing businesses to lose billions. Based on recent reports, e-commerce fraud is estimated to reach $12 billion by 2020 in the U.S. alone. IP Geolocation technology can play a huge role in reducing fraudulent transactions. In addition to identifying the location of the user, IP geolocation can also be used to detect malicious IP addresses and detect suspicious traffic from VPN, Proxy, TOR and other hosting environments. This allows the system to flag anonymous traffic and help in reducing fraudulent behaviour.