What types of data will I get with my subscription?

What types of data will I get with my subscription?

With your subscription, you'll have access to comprehensive U.S. ocean freight import data, including detailed information from the Bill of Lading for each shipment entering the country. Each subscription plan provides varying ranges of historical data, with some offering complete U.S. export data from January 1, 2014, to the present, covering all companies.

Additionally, we offer datasets from over 20 non-U.S. countries, providing a complete view of their import and export records, with data spanning up to 18 years.


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      ImportGenius provides several subscription plans to suit your data needs: Starter: Access 3 months of U.S. import data with up to 15 searches per day. Plus: Get 12 months of U.S. import data, up to 25 searches per day, and full access to U.S. export ...

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