PurpleAirvs
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Real-time air quality monitoring for communities
As of 30 August 2026, PurpleAir starts at $229/one-time. PurpleAir provides affordable air quality sensors and a real-time map of air pollution data from thousands of sensors worldwide. Softwr lists it under Weather. PurpleAir is made by PurpleAir Inc., launched in 2015, available on Web, API.
Overview
PurpleAir provides affordable air quality sensors and a real-time map of air pollution data from thousands of sensors worldwide. Popular for monitoring wildfire smoke and local pollution levels.
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Pricing
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Outdoor Sensor
$229 /one-time
Indoor Sensor
$199 /one-time
Capabilities
PM2.5 monitoring
Real-time map
Historical data
Community network
API access
API access
Integration with API access
Home Assistant
Integration with Home Assistant
Data downloads
Integration with Data downloads
Web support
Available on web
Api support
Available on api
Hardware support
Available on hardware
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Historical and forecast weather data for any location
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