Dataset licensing

What a licence covers, what moves the price, and what you can check before you ask.

There is no price list, and that is not a sales tactic.
Nothing here is for sale yet. These series are being accumulated, and what a licence is worth depends on which slice you need, how far back, and what you intend to do with it - three things a table cannot answer.

What you would be buying

A slice, not a download

A licence names the series, the period, the update cadence and what you may do with the rows - redistribute, publish derived figures, or use internally only. Those terms change the price far more than row count does, which is why they are agreed in writing rather than picked from a tier.

What moves the number

Four things, in order

PeriodHow far back you need. The history is the part that cannot be recreated, so it is the part that costs.
BreadthOne niche or the whole series. A single bol category is a different proposition from all six.
RedistributionInternal use, derived figures you publish, or rows you pass on. Each is a different risk and a different price.
ExclusivityAlmost always none - these are sold non-exclusively, and a request for exclusivity changes the arithmetic entirely.
Before you ask

What you can check without talking to me

The coverage page shows exactly how much of each series exists right now - 246 files across 5 series, with any missing days named. Each series page shows its columns and one real row. The free data pages publish aggregates drawn from the same series, which is the cheapest way to judge whether the underlying data is any good.

Honest limits

Why I would rather say no

A dataset built by reading a marketplace can attract that marketplace's EU sui generis database right, whatever the pages' access terms said. Cardmarket has not stated its redistribution terms at all, so nothing derived from its price guide is sold or published pending an answer in writing. If a use would put you on the wrong side of that, I would rather decline than take the money - the full position is on the licence page.

Tell me the question, not the row count. "What has a sealed booster box done since September" or "how long do Golfs sit in Utrecht" gets a useful answer about whether the data can support it - and an honest one where it cannot. contact@lowlanddata.com

Page generated 2026-09-20 17:41 UTC. Tool pricing - pay per result, no subscription - is on its own page.