Snowflake

This listing provides the entirety of the broad suite of public domain datasets, curated and maintained by Snowflake to ensure long-term stability and access. This data product provides a foundational layer of financial market, economic, and demographic data published by reliable sources, saving your organization countless hours of data preparation and pipeline management. This listing is available in two tiers to meet your organization's needs: Paid Version with 60-day free trial (this listing): For Production Use & Time-Sensitive Analysis Includes everything in the free tier but with no data lag, providing the most current information available.

Recommended for consistent use cases like production pipeline engineering where fresh data is critical. High-Frequency Refreshes: Select datasets are updated as frequently as every hour. Point-in-Time History: Auditable records of how data has changed, enabling accurate backtesting and analysis.

Enterprise Support & Guarantees: Includes dedicated technical support and backwards compatibility for data schemas. Free Version : For Proof of Concept & Development Provides access to our core collection of datasets with a one-quarter (3-month) lag. Ideal for exploring data schemas, building initial models, and validating use cases without financial commitment.

The data is delivered through Snowflake’s Secure Data Sharing technology, providing you access to  live, ready-to-query data without the costs and complexities of traditional ETL processes or API maintenance. The data can be easily joined with your own datasets to unlock new insights and AI capabilities. Key Benefits: Reduce Integration Costs for Public Data Sources: Eliminate ETL with direct, governed access to ready-to-query data.

, hourly  for SEC data) updated datasets. When new data becomes available, the dataset is automatically updated without the need to copy or move data. Focus on Insights, Not Data Engineering: All datasets are cleaned and conformed to a unified, consistent schema , making them immediately joinable and analytics-ready.

Comprehensive Coverage: Gain a holistic view of the public data landscape with an all-in-one product covering finance, market intelligence, macroeconomic trends, health & insurance, weather, demographics, and technology innovation. Datasets Included This product aggregates data from dozens of leading public sources into a single, easily accessible location. Key categories include: Financial & Economics: A broad collection for macroeconomic analysis, investment research, and risk modeling.

S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Nasdaq, Federal Reserve (Fed), Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), US Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), Internal Revenue Service (IRS), World Bank, Bank for International Settlements (BIS), and more. ), foreign exchange rates, interest rates, and detailed banking sector metrics.

Global Government, Demographics & Geospatial: Essential socioeconomic and geospatial context to enrich your customer and operational data. gov. Data Includes: Detailed population demographics, government spending and contracts, international trade flows and tariffs, domestic flight activity, US addresses and POIs, and economic data at multiple geographic levels (national, state, county, zip code).

Health & Insurance: Access valuable data for healthcare analytics, insurance underwriting, and life sciences research. Providers Include: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), National Plan and Provider Enumeration System (NPPES), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), and the US Department of Labor (DOL). Data Includes: Healthcare provider credentials and affiliations, Medicare taxonomy codes, insurance claims data (such as from the National Flood Insurance Program), and policy details for employee benefit plans.

Weather & Environmental: Critical data for ESG reporting, climate risk assessment, and supply chain analysis. Providers Include: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Energy Information Administration (EIA), and Climate Watch. Data Includes: Historical weather data (temperature, precipitation), greenhouse gas emissions by country and sector, FEMA disaster declarations, National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) claims, and energy production/consumption statistics.