For those who can use this data to predict something/use it in a model, I guess it's pocket money. This is some very powerful data in the right hands.
To add to that, 2k/mo is pretty much the "go-to" pricing for most B2B SaaS products.
This is correct. Note you are not getting just the dashboard, but you are getting the underlying data itself too -- so you can write arbitrary queries. That said, it is meant for large enterprises that have a clear path to ROI.
This begs the question: where is the button I can press to see if my personal data is included and a quick and easy way to inform you to remove it from your service?
No personally identifying information in the dataset, so I imagine you would have to find some way to deanonymize yourself from clues in the data.
How is it verified that the data is trustworthy then?
$2k/mo for consumer credit card data is absurdly cheap by at least an order of magnitude. So it’s either mispriced or it’s garbage data.
It is aggregated data. You are correct that if someone were selling data on individual cards, it would be a lot more expensive.
Aggregated or not, seeing Affinity’s panel being sold for peanuts on snowflake was not on my 2023 bingo card.