Pricing

Pay as you go

1 credit = 500 observations. Credits never expire. Bigger bundles cost less per credit.

Starter

$10AUD

10 credits · $1.00 each

Enough for 5,000 observations at Tier 1.

Small

$40AUD

50 credits · $0.80 each

Enough for 25,000 observations at Tier 1.

Regular

$120AUD

200 credits · $0.60 each

Enough for 100,000 observations at Tier 1.

Best for small teams and pilot projects.

Pro

$450AUD

1,000 credits · $0.45 each

Enough for 500,000 observations at Tier 1.

Best value for most research programmes.

Power

$1,500AUD

5,000 credits · $0.30 each

Enough for 2,500,000 observations at Tier 1.

Highest tier; for ongoing programmes and heavy users.

Two tiers of output

Your credit cost depends on how much geography context you want in the download.

Tier 1: Strict

1.0× base

One geography column, matching the level you queried.

Suburb query → suburb_id + sal_code
Postcode query → postcode
LGA query → lga_name
State query → state
National query → no geography column

Tier 2: Hierarchical

1.5× base

All geography columns included, regardless of query level.

suburb_id + sal_code
suburb_display_name
postcode
lga_name
state

Useful for GIS mapping, multi-level analysis, or postcode → suburb → LGA drill-downs.

Credit cost per service

What you spend depends on what you ask for. Per-row outputs scale linearly with sample size; analytical reports and API calls are flat-rate.

Service	Credits	Notes
Synthetic data download	1 per 500 records	Tier 1; tier 2 is 1.5×
Descriptive report	10 per report	HTML + PDF + CSV
Mediation report	50–75 per report	Pathway decomposition (pooled / stratified)
Profile composition report	20 per report	8 profiles, area / area-vs-national / 3-area compare
Profile Scoring API	1 per 100 combinations	De-identified combinations, not raw records — docs
Validator Pro (per run)	50 per validation	Full national sample, async (5–15 min) — docs

Free tier

New accounts start with 15 credits, enough for a full descriptive report on day one, plus 5 credits every Monday 00:00 UTC. The weekly 5 are non-accumulating; use or lose them. Perfect for exploratory work and academic projects.