The real world, ready for AI.
Neighborhoods, people, jobs, movement and millions of real places, behind tools your agents and analysts can call minutes after signing up.
- Census tracts, every one in the US
- 84,415
- Cleaned, categorised places
- 10.36M
- Business categories, each defined
- 314
- Mobility metrics, each documented
- 1,288
What teams use it for
The same atlas answers retail, real estate, infrastructure and city questions. Pick an industry to see what you can ask.
- RetailWhere to open, how stores are doing, and who is nearby.Market PotentialStore PerformanceWeekly AlertsRecommendationsCompetitor Intel
- Real EstateValue properties and estimate rents.Property ValuationRent Estimation
- Data CentersAssess sites before you commit.Place Assessment
- WarehousePick the right warehouse location.Place Assessment
- Smart CitySafety, risk and mobility, neighborhood by neighborhood.Walkability ScoreFire RiskFlood RiskWomen's SafetyTraffic Analyser
- Any IndustryClean addresses and places data for any workflow.Address ValidatorPOI Extraction
From sign-up to a cited answer in four steps.
No sales call and no data export. The atlas stays on our side; your agent or code asks it questions.
- 1Create an accountSign up with your work email. Your profile and plan live in one place.
- 2Get a keyCreate an API key, or sign an agent in through the browser. No key to copy for agents.
- 3ConnectPoint your MCP client or HTTP code at the atlas. The same tools either way.
- 4AskQuery tracts, places, catchments and commutes. Every answer carries its source and release.
Two ways in
For agentsConnect Claude Code, Codex or any MCP clientRun one command, approve it in your browser, paste the code back. Your agent gets the atlas tools under your account, read-only.
Connect an agentFor developersCall the atlas from your own codeCreate API keys from your account, name them per project, and revoke any of them in one click. Every call is metered against your plan.
Create an API key“Where do Essex County, NJ’s jobs concentrate?”
A real question, answered with 2 tool calls. The county holds 331,706 primary jobs across 211 tracts, and the five busiest tracts hold 103,690 of them.
| Tract | Jobs located here | Held by workers from other tracts |
|---|---|---|
| Tract 9802 | 30,285 | 100% |
| Tract 216.01 | 22,457 | 98% |
| Tract 80, Newark | 19,098 | 100% |
| Tract 229, Newark | 16,377 | 99% |
| Tract 81, Newark | 15,473 | 99% |
| Tract 200 | 9,508 | 99% |
Tool calls area_profile.workplace_jobs and metrics.rank. LODES primary jobs, recorded 2026-10-13.
Pay for answers, not seats you don’t use.
One credit is one standard tool call; heavier analyses cost a few. Failed calls are refunded. Need more mid-month? Add credits at $6 per 1,000.
Trial
Try every tool on your own questions.
FreeNo card needed- 100 credits, valid for 30 days
- All read-only atlas tools
- MCP sign-in and API keys
- 60 requests a minute
Pro
RecommendedFor one analyst or one agent in daily use.
$49per month- 10,000 credits every month
- 300 requests a minute
- Extra credits at $6 per 1,000
- Usage and spend dashboard
Team
Shared credits, roles and spend caps for a team.
$99per seat a month- 25,000 credits per seat, pooled
- 5 seats minimum
- 600 requests a minute
- Roles, workspaces and admin spend caps
Enterprise
Committed volume with your own terms.
CustomPriced on volume- Committed credits with overage
- Single sign-on and SCIM
- Negotiated limits and invoicing
- Named support contact
Monthly billing.
Frequently asked questions
What is Digital Atlas?
- Digital Atlas is a real-world data service for AI agents and analysts. It covers every census tract in the United States, 10.36 million cleaned places, jobs and mobility metrics, and serves them as read-only tools that you call over MCP or HTTP.
What data does Digital Atlas include?
- It includes 84,415 census tracts, every one in the US, 10.36 million cleaned and categorised places, 314 defined business categories and 1,288 documented mobility metrics. Sources include the US Census American Community Survey, LODES employment data and TIGER/Line boundaries.
How do I connect an AI agent such as Claude Code or Codex?
- Add the Digital Atlas MCP server with one command, then approve the sign-in in your browser. Your agent gets the atlas tools under your account, read-only. Any client that speaks the Model Context Protocol connects the same way.
Can I use Digital Atlas from my own code without an agent?
- Yes. Create an API key in your account and send it as a bearer token over HTTP. You can name a key for each project and revoke any key in one click.
How does pricing work?
- You pay in credits. One credit is one standard tool call, heavier analyses cost a few, and failed calls are refunded. Pro costs $49 a month for 10,000 credits, and extra credits cost $6 per 1,000.
Is there a free trial?
- Yes. The trial gives you 100 credits for 30 days with access to every read-only atlas tool. No card is needed.
Do answers say where the data came from?
- Yes. Every answer carries the source dataset and release it came from, so you can check it and cite it.
Do I need to download or host the data?
- No. The atlas stays on Digital Atlas servers. Your agent or code asks questions and gets answers back, so there is no data export to manage.