Someone on your team has been evaluating Datastreamer and wanted you to see the business case. This is the short version of what they saw.
We help insight and intelligence platforms build on web and social data with a managed sourcing, enrichment, and integration platform.
Every stage has to finish before the next one starts, and none of it is your product.
The connector upkeep that eats 40% of data engineering time moves to us. That capacity goes back into features your customers pay for.
A typical team has 10 to 12 sources on its roadmap at 6 to 10 weeks each. Here, adding a source is a configuration change.
One relationship and one commitment instead of a contract, API and invoice per provider.
No pipeline infrastructure to run, and provider outages or API changes are handled before they reach your customers.
The same platform that powers Forrester-listed enterprise platforms. Use it to build and expand your own capabilities, or run it on autopilot.
Sourcing, enrichment and integration in one platform, powering the data layer under your product.
The same platform, on autopilot. For teams that want it to just work.
External data is usually the line item nobody can forecast. On Datastreamer, cost control is built into the platform, so you see and steer spend before the invoice, not after it.
See published pricingSet limits by query and by pipeline, so one runaway job cannot blow the month. (Early access)
Get told when spend reaches the milestones you set, while there is still time to act.
Usage down to the individual job, and broken out by your own tags, so you know what each customer actually costs you.
Current, projected and historical spend in one dashboard, with alerts when volumes move outside the expected range.
Shift volume between sources and add new ones without renegotiating.
No annual lock-in, and the per-unit rate drops as your total volume grows.
A Proof of Value runs on real data and real infrastructure, against pass criteria we agree with you up front. You see the return on your own use case before committing to volume.
Questions? Ask the person who shared this with you, or talk to us directly.