# BrokerMeta pricing

> How access is structured and what pricing is based on — no public rate card

Source: https://brokermeta.ai/pricing

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BrokerMeta is in early access, so pricing is agreed per publisher rather than listed. There is no
published rate card, and nothing on the pricing page is an offer or a commitment to specific terms.

## Access tiers

Tier names describe the shape of access, not a price point. All are "pricing on request".

- **Publisher** — single site or small portfolio. REST API, WordPress integration, standard field
  coverage, version history, email support.
- **Network** — multi-site publishers and affiliate networks. Adds multiple properties, the embeds
  library, MCP access, change notifications, priority support.
- **Platform** — publishing groups and data teams. Adds bulk and scheduled delivery, custom field
  mapping, onboarding support, service commitments.

## What pricing is based on

Request volume; number of connected properties; coverage needed (broker categories, jurisdictions,
field groups); and delivery method (API only, or API plus embeds, WordPress, MCP and bulk).

## Brokers

Broker participation is about distribution and accuracy, not publisher licensing. Terms are agreed
directly with each broker partner.

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## About this file

Markdown version of https://brokermeta.ai/pricing, provided under the [llms.txt](https://llmstxt.org)
proposal. The index of every such file is at https://brokermeta.ai/llms.txt.

Every broker value in BrokerMeta material is an illustrative example for a fictional
"Example Broker". No real broker is described, and nothing here is financial advice.

Questions: hello@brokermeta.ai