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StormGlass

Global weather data API for maritime

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Overview

What StormGlass does

StormGlass provides a powerful weather data API specifically designed for maritime applications. Their platform delivers accurate forecasts, historical data, and real-time conditions for marine weather routing and planning.

What people use it for

  • Pulling marine weather and sea state forecasts into a vessel routing or planning tool
  • Adding tide, wave and wind data to a maritime or coastal application

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The honest half

Where it falls short

Concrete and checkable, so you can decide whether any of them matter to you. This is the half of a review a vendor will not write about StormGlass.

  • The free tier allows 10 API requests per day and is not licensed for commercial use
  • Commercial use and any support at all start at the Medium plan, 49 euros a month
  • The Small plan at 19 euros a month has no support and no commercial licence
  • Request allowances are daily rather than monthly, so a burst of traffic cannot borrow against a quiet week

Pricing

What StormGlass costs

Taken from the vendor's own pricing page. Prices move, so check before you buy.

Professional

$149 /mo

  • 50,000 API calls
  • Historical data
  • Premium support

Capabilities

Features

  • Marine weather data

    Marine weather data capability

  • Wave forecasts

    Wave forecasts capability

  • Tide data

    Tide data capability

  • Historical weather

    Historical weather capability

  • REST API

    Integration with REST API

  • Webhooks

    Integration with Webhooks

  • SDKs

    Integration with SDKs

  • Api support

    Available on api

Behind it

Who makes StormGlass

Company
StormGlass
Based in
Stockholm, Sweden
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