For data brokers
We set it up for you.
You bring the data, yours or a customer's. We wire it in, stand up a desk on the right brand and address, and hand over the keys. A desk is live in days.
The setup, step by step
- You bring the data. Yours, or a customer's. Tell us what it is, how it moves, and who should see it: buyers who will subscribe, or your own team that wants alerts. One conversation covers it.
- We wire the data in. The export arrives the way it already moves: an API push, a storage bucket, a scheduled file drop or SFTP. Your engineer's part is about a week. See the ways to connect.
- The desk turns rows into signals. Each record becomes a signal with its source behind it, indexed so a buyer can search by meaning. A correction replaces the version before it, and the earlier version stays on the record.
- We put it on the customer's brand. Their name, their mark, their colors, their own address. One quiet line at the foot is all that says DRM3.
- Their buyers sign in and subscribe. They search the record, keep watchlists, and get what is new by email, daily or weekly.
- You get a statement every month. The customer pays through one checkout, and you earn a share of every plan.
What your customer gets
The Data Explorer
Search the record by meaning and narrow it by section and date. Open any item to its full source.
The Signal Desk
Watchlists, email digests, a bell in the reader's account, and an ask-the-desk answer that cites the record.
An API with a playground
The same record as data, for the customer's own tools and for agents.
Their own admin console
Sections, readers, invites and settings, in English or Spanish.
The three questions every data broker asks
- Is there a setup fee?
- No. There is no build fee either. A customer's desk is a plan with caps, priced once, and it does not move under that customer.
- What does it cost to wire my data?
- Nothing. Your export lands through a keyed door that already exists. Your engineer's week is the whole of it.
- What comes off the top?
- One share, on a monthly statement, set once before the first deal and written in. It covers support, operations, onboarding and customization. You keep the larger part.
Next: how your data gets in, and how it is protected. Or talk to us about a customer.
Have a customer in mind?
Tell us about them and their data, and we will show you what their desk would look like.