> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.alphageo.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.alphageo.ai/partnerships-and-pricing/pricing-guide.md).

# Pricing Guide

## 1. How Pricing Works

✅ [**Flexible Delivery**](#id-2.-delivery-method)**:** Choose our **Platform License** for access to web-based SaaS platform AlphaGeo Explorer, or the **Data License** for direct data-only delivery.

✅ [**Modular Access**](#whats-in-each-module)**:** Select the intelligence you need — Climate Resilience, Signals, or our Full Suite.

✅ **Unlimited Seats:** Every subscription includes unlimited seats, providing organization-wide access with no per-user fees.

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## 2. Delivery Method

#### a. Platform License: AlphaGeo Explorer Web Platform

Access our full suite of visualization and reporting tools.

A Platform License includes:

* Access via AlphaGeo Explorer web platform, including to SaaS-only tools such as the [**Asset Resilience Panel**](broken://pages/xxzKUuRgr3wkPiaRixkp)
* Automated report generation and data visualization
* Download data as PDF or Excel

*Please contact our team for a quote.*

#### b. Data License: Direct Data Delivery

A Data License offers access to our analytics via API or direct data delivery (e.g., Snowflake, Amazon S3).

*Please contact our team for a quote.*

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## What's in each module?

#### Climate Resilience

Subscribers receive access to all analytics and tools for climate resilience:

* **Climate Risk & Resilience Index**
* **Asset Resilience Panel (SaaS-only)**
* **Financial Impact Analytics**

#### Signals

* **Market Dynamism Signals** for all US locations
* **Location Macro Signals** for all locations

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