Transform raw ocean-import data into board-room decisions—instantly.

We publish only U.S. ocean-import manifests because the Tariff Act of 1930 (§ 431) expressly places that data in the public domain; in most other jurisdictions—India is a prime example—customs statutes and modern privacy laws make the publication of named-party shipment information a civil- or even criminal-law exposure. We have found no official programme, statute, or licence that would let a private party lawfully acquire and resell such data elsewhere, and distributing records of uncertain provenance could subject both the publisher and every downstream user (our customer) to fines, injunctions, or criminal charges. For that reason, we supply only data whose release is unambiguously authorised and we can clearly establish "chain of publications" leading upto the actual origin of the data. If another provider offers named-party customs data for a country lacking a clear disclosure law, we encourage prospective subscribers to ask—for their own protection—exactly which statute or government channel delivered the data and what written legal opinion confirms its lawful use. This is not a legal advice, this is just an explanation of our stance of being 100% compliant with all laws and ensuring we do not inadvertantly pass legal risks to our customers. This information is provided for general informational purposes only, does not constitute legal or regulatory advice, and should not be relied upon as such. No representation or warranty is made that the information is complete, current, or suited to any particular purpose. Readers should obtain independent legal counsel before acting on any aspect of international trade-data compliance.

Absolutely. All paid tiers are month-to-month (or annual for the extra savings). Click Manage Plan → Cancel inside your account, and your subscription ends at the next renewal—no hoops, no emails. Downgrades and upgrades take effect instantly, so you can start a Growth trial today and jump to Scale the moment your team needs more seats or Apex credits.

We ingest every publicly-available U.S. ocean bill of lading and run it through proprietary AI de-duplication and entity-matching. We currently ingest new data on a monthly basis. We are currently working on cutting down the wait time to a week.

Spark handles quick look-ups and light analysis; Apex spins up a full Python sandbox for forecasts, ML models and multi-step data wrangling. Think of Spark as your research assistant and Apex as your data-science team—each plan allocates the mix that matches its mission.

Yes. Starter remains $0 for life so you can explore all trade data with 15 queries per day without a credit card. All data is visible. When you're ready for higher daily limits or bulk exports, upgrading is one click—no new account required.

All major credit/debit cards through Stripe's PCI-compliant gateway. For Enterprise annual contracts over $10 k we also support ACH and invoicing—ask Sales for details.

Taydle is SOC-2 aligned, encrypts data in transit and at rest, and never stores your card details. Enterprise plans add SSO (Okta, Azure AD, Google) and audit logs so Security and Compliance teams stay happy.

Yes. An Apex credit opens a multi-tool "work session" that can fetch data, run Python, and pull live web context—all within one threaded prompt—so a single credit often powers an entire board slide or investigative article.

Growth and above include CSV/Excel exports (10 k ➜ 100 k rows by tier). Enterprise unlocks API access for direct feeds into BI tools or ERPs.

Yes. Many investigative outlets run on Taydle. Contact us at info@taydle.com.

You can purchase additional credits at any time from your account page. You can also upgrade to a higher tier to get more credits.