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I · Pricing

Simple, by design.

5¢

Per address returned for forecasts and past storm leads. Storm history is $0.05 per event line with a $10 minimum per report, and weather is $0.0002 per call. No contracts, no seats, no minimum term. Add a prepaid balance and draw it down as you pull data. Free previews show counts, storm types, severities and the exact cost before you spend anything.

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II · Three ways in

Use it where you already work.

APIA single Data API for storm and forecast records, by state, county or point. Plain requests, plain responses.
MCPConnect an AI assistant to our MCP server and ask in plain words.

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AI agentsAgents can pay per call with USDC on Base using the x402 standard, with no account or key to set up. How it works.
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III · What you can pull

Looking ahead, and looking back.

ML Storm Forecast by AddressAtlasCast, part of Atlas United: ranked lists of the addresses ten perils could come near, 24 hours to 10 days out. $0.05 per address. Could happen, not will.
Model-Based Weather by AddressCurrent conditions and active severe weather alerts anywhere in the continental U.S. Lean response free; the full pull with details=true is $0.0002 per call.
Model-Based Hourly Forecast by AddressForecast hours 0 to 48 ahead anywhere in the continental U.S. $0.0002 per call.
Storm History by Address: Reported and Radar-Detected Events Since 2003One property, 11 event categories, one citable report. $0.05 per event line, $10 minimum per report. A record of reported and radar-detected events, not a damage assessment.
Past Storm Leads by Address: Reported and Radar-Detected, Last 365 DaysAddresses near storms reported or radar-estimated over the last year. $0.05 per address. A record of what was seen, not an inspection or a damage finding.

IV · How billing works

You see the cost first.

Further detail · Storm data

The five products, and what they do not claim.

AtlasCast forecasts come from a separate machine-learning model for each of 10 perils, trained and validated chronologically on held-out reported events and restricted to information available at forecast issue time. Storm history and past storm leads are records of reported and radar-detected events matched to addresses. Forecasts refresh 4 times a day, are timestamped, versioned and reproducible, and paid storms, risk, history and hazard_score responses carry a reference_id.

ML STORM FORECAST BY ADDRESS

Ranked lists of the addresses 10 perils could come near, 24 hours to 10 days ahead. Each address record carries structure replacement value, estimated people, a forecast time and a risk label.

  • Refreshed four times a day
  • Free preview with counts and exact cost

PerilsTornado · Hail · Wind · Flash flood · Heavy rain · Winter · Ice · Wildfire · Hurricane · Coastal surge

STORM HISTORY BY ADDRESS

Reported and radar-detected events since 2003 across 11 categories, as one citable report with a reference ID.

  • Date, type, magnitude, distance and county on every line
  • Optional date-of-loss check
  • $0.05 per line, $10 minimum

CategoriesHail · Wind · Flood · Lightning · Tornado · Hurricane · Winter storm · Extreme heat and cold · Drought · Wildfire · Coastal

PAST STORM LEADS BY ADDRESS

Addresses at or near storms reported or radar-detected in the last 365 days, filterable by county, peril and measured severity.

  • Event time, type, severity with unit and distance
  • Repeat-storm count per address
  • $0.05 per address

PerilsHail · Wind · Heavy rain · Flood · Tornado and more

What the storm data does not claim.

Could happen, not will

Forecasts describe what could happen, not what will happen. They are not a prediction of damage to any structure.

A record, not a damage assessment

History and past storm leads are a record of reported and radar-detected events. They do not confirm a claim, a loss or damage to a structure.

Replacement cost, not market value

They exclude land and location premium.

Area signal, not rooftop certainty

Nearby addresses can share a signal. The county grade is a whole-county label, not a property score.

Further detail

Archived demo

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Dolly, PTC, 35kt/40mph (1500 UTC Aug 28)

Position15.0N, 46.9W
Max sustained wind35kt / 40mph
Central pressure1008 mb
MovementWNW at 25mph
Sea surface temp82.0F

Outlook

Weakened to post tropical as expected. Winds expected to fall below tropical storm strength by Saturday. Main real threat now is heavy rain and flash flooding for the Leewards, Puerto Rico, and Hispaniola, not wind.

Our predicted positions

+48h13.9N, 70.8W
+96h20.4N, 95.3W

Caveat: Dolly became an open wave and is no longer tracked. Regeneration odds are low with no consensus location. Our predicted track agrees this is not shaping up as a serious US threat; our 96h point lands near the Mexico coast, not Texas.

Further detail

Flood Data Layers

Flood Claims

Real paid flood claims, 5mi / 30yr

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Special Flood Hazard Area

Mapped high-risk flood zone (SFHA)

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100-Year Floodplain

1% annual chance flood zone

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Levee Protected

Behind a mapped levee system

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Repetitive Loss

Recent claims (10yr) as % of lifetime (30yr)

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Further detail

Flood claims, flood risk

Very High

High

Moderate

Low

Very Low

(▲ high/sig hazard) · real rivers

V · Address Risk Profile

More on each address.

Licensed partners can add an Address Risk Profile to the addresses they pull: long-term peril grades and storm-loss history, on the same API and key.

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