Pricing

Standard access is free of charge and covers all open content — all open data sources, analysis apps, MCP servers, REST API, API keys and CSV export — with Google sign-in and a verified card. Extended access (hidden sources, personal-data packages, higher limits and SLA) is agreement-based.

We never charge your card. Card registration (0 kr) is used only to confirm that you are a real user. Some banks may show a temporary 0-kr hold that disappears on its own. Card verification is our protection against automated abuse accounts, so that standard access can remain free of charge for real users. Card details are stored with Stripe (our data processor for card verification) — never with KETL.

60 calls per minute, 5,000 calls per day and 50,000 calls per month per user. Unauthenticated traffic is limited to 10 calls per minute per IP and reaches read-only surfaces only. The limits exist so the service can serve everyone — they are generous enough for active development and production use at medium scale.

New calls are rejected with HTTP 429 and a Retry-After header until the window resets — the per-minute limit resets continuously, the daily limit at midnight UTC and the monthly limit at the turn of the month. Nothing is deleted and your account is unaffected. If you need permanently higher limits, contact admin@ketl.no about extended access.

Send an email to admin@ketl.no describing what you need. Extended access is agreement-based and covers hidden sources, DPA-governed personal-data packages, higher limits and SLA — upgrading an account happens through an agreement, not a self-service purchase. We normally reply within 24 hours.

Some sources contain personal data, or data with contractual terms that require a data processing agreement (DPA) and a documented purpose before access. They are not part of standard access, but are opened for organisations with an extended-access agreement.

No — there is nothing to invoice. Card registration is a 0 kr verification, not a purchase, so no payment occurs and therefore neither an invoice nor a VAT document is generated. Organisations with an extended-access agreement are invoiced according to that agreement.

There is no subscription, so there is no notice period and no lock-in — simply stop using the service whenever you want. If you want the account and its associated data deleted, you can do so from the dashboard under settings, or by contacting us.

Yes. Google sign-in is the only login method, and Stripe is the data processor for card verification — card details are stored with Stripe, never with KETL. Data is stored in Google Cloud europe-north1 (Finland); serverless compute runs in europe-west1 (Belgia) — both within the EEA. A signed DPA, a DPIA template and a dedicated, isolated tenant within the EEA are part of the extended-access agreement.

At most three accounts can be verified with the same card. A fourth attempt is held for manual review — contact admin@ketl.no if this affects a legitimate need, for example a team sharing a company card.

Yes. Every HTTP request to the REST API counts as one call, and MCP tool calls through the MCP servers count against the same fair-use quota. Searching in the analysis apps in your browser does not touch the API quota.

Standard access is delivered best-effort with no uptime guarantee — see the status page for measured uptime. Organisations that need an SLA, dedicated support or guaranteed capacity get it through an extended-access agreement (admin@ketl.no).