Pricing
What it costs to use the public open data
The open data published by Queria is free to use.
Personal use
Browsing datasets, running SQL, and connecting from external tools are all available without payment or registration. SQL runs inside your browser, so there is no server usage fee of any kind.
Anonymous access from external tools and the CLI is subject to rate limits. You can raise the limits while staying free — just register an account and issue an API token. See Authentication for the steps.
Note that account creation is currently invite-only. This only limits who can create an account and has nothing to do with pricing — Queria remains free.
Both commercial and non-commercial use are allowed, but each dataset carries license and attribution requirements set by its original provider. Check Attribution and licensing before use.
For organizations that publish data
To publish a dataset yourself, see Publish data.
If you are in a position to publish open data — a municipality, government body, public institution, or company — we also help with organizing data and designing and building publishing pipelines. Reach out via the contact form.
Next steps
- Attribution and licensing: check the conditions for using the data
- Concept: why Queria stays free and open
- Introduction: try the data right away
