Your challenge · Integration
Rate-aware features, without the rate research
Pipe verified electric and gas tariff data into your product through a standardized JSON API, with change detection, history, and full-service integration support.
The same job, two ways
The alternative
Build it yourself
Hire tariff researchers → scrape fifty formats → normalize them → keep them current forever → own every accuracy bug your customers find.
With RateAcuity
Integrate RateAcuity
Map one standardized schema → pull current and historical components → poll the changes feed → launch the feature. Accuracy is our public commitment, not your backlog.
The integration
One schema that maps once
Utilities, schedules, and components come back in the same structure everywhere. Your data model maps once and works from Maine to Manitoba, and the changes feed keeps your cache honest.
- Consistent JSON across jurisdictions
- Changes feed shows what changed and when
- Analyst-verified before publication
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How it runs
Scope
A 15-minute call to map endpoints to your feature.
Free trial
14 days with docs and sample outputs, Web Portal license included.
Integrate
Full-service support through go-live.
Launch
Verified components and change detection in production.
Customer story
What you'll use, in the portal or the API
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Common questions
Can we try it first?
Yes, a free 14-day trial covers the API and includes a Web Portal license; extensions are available on request.
How current is the data?
Analysts verify each filing before publication; the changes endpoint tells you what changed and when.
How is it priced?
API pricing is based on how many schedules you use. Electric and gas are priced identically and can be combined in one package.