Seven directions.
One key.

The markets direction of the Sugra API: consolidated market data across every asset class, with a first-party analytical layer on top. Two-stage DCF valuations, event studies, post-earnings drift analytics are computed on the platform itself; fundamentals and fund holdings are rebuilt from primary SEC documents. The result reads less like another aggregator and more like a market data platform that does its own work.

Research desks and quants who need breadth without vendor sprawl; fintech products that need one dependable market backend; AI agents that need clean, normalized JSON they can reason over.

Not an execution venue, not investment advice, not a raw-feed redistribution service. Data and analytics are inputs to your decision - the decision stays yours.

The economic-policy and official-statistics direction: policy rates, balance sheets, national accounts, prices, labor, demographics, trade flows, and public finance - taken straight from the institutions that publish them. Zero commercial sources in the chain: every series in this direction comes from a sovereign or intergovernmental publisher, named openly. The cleanest provenance posture in the catalog.

Economists and strategists tracking the policy cycle; analysts who need one query shape across 17 countries instead of 17 agency portals; AI agents grounding answers in the official record.

Not forecasts and not nowcasts - Sugra Macro serves what was actually published, with original units and revision history where the publisher provides it. The interpretation stays yours.

The compliance direction: resolve a business by LEI or VAT, pull its identity and ownership graph, and screen names, wallets, and identifiers against sovereign sanctions lists, politically-exposed-person signals, and adverse-media linkage - composed into one risk envelope with the source named on every hit. Built honest: when a critical list is stale or unreachable, the API says so and fails closed rather than returning a hollow clear.

Fintech onboarding flows, marketplaces vetting counterparties, compliance teams that need a fast first pass with provenance they can show an auditor.

Not a compliance determination and not legal advice - a screening signal from sovereign and open sources. Match review, escalation, and the final call belong to your compliance process.

The network-intelligence direction - and the most first-party thing in the catalog. Sugra builds its own atlas daily from primary publications: RIR delegated stats, public BGP collectors, RFC 8805 geofeeds, RPKI ROAs, Tor metrics. IP geolocation, ASN profiles, routing and prefix history, outage detection, and a composite privacy signal - with per-source counts and timestamps you can query. Drop-in MMDB-reader compatible.

Security and fraud teams enriching events; abuse desks scoring traffic; infrastructure operators watching routes and outages; agents that need to know what an IP actually is.

Not person-level tracking - geolocation is network-level by design. And not a repackaged commercial database: every layer traces to a primary open source you can name.

The news-and-events direction: a curated feed layer Sugra aggregates and normalizes itself - deduplicated, cleaned, stable JSON every 5 minutes - paired with GDELT, the largest open record of worldwide events, with timelines, sentiment, and country-level streams. Headlines tell you what is being said; the event layer tells you what is happening.

Agents and models that need fresh context without scraping; dashboards joining headlines to market moves; analysts watching a region, a theme, or a name.

Not a full-text article archive and not a media-monitoring suite - a clean signal layer built to be joined with the rest of the catalog under the same key.

The physical-world direction: current conditions and forecasts on land and at sea, climate projections out to CMIP6 horizons, live hazards - earthquakes, eruptions, wildfires, floods, space weather - energy infrastructure, satellite imagery layers, and transportation reference. Almost everything here comes from sovereign and scientific agencies; the one commercial forecast layer is wrapped as Sugra Weather and clearly marked.

Logistics and supply-chain teams routing around weather and hazards; energy and commodity desks; insurance and risk models; agents answering what is happening at this place right now.

Not a consumer weather app and not imagery hosting - structured signal about the physical world, built to join markets, news, and the rest of the catalog.

The knowledge direction: scholarly metadata - arXiv preprints, NBER working papers, Crossref publication records - alongside the world's development indicators from OWID, FAOSTAT, ILOSTAT, WHO, and the UN, and historical depth most APIs simply do not have: Maddison Project GDP back to the year 1, Penn World Table growth accounting. Every source academic or intergovernmental, every source named.

Researchers and data journalists grounding claims; policy analysts who need the long series, not the latest print; agents that must cite where a number came from.

Not full-text paper hosting and not a citation manager - structured metadata and indicators, built to be queried, joined, and cited.

Provenance

Sovereign, intergovernmental, and academic publishers named openly; commercial upstreams wrapped and marked. Every response says where the data came from.

Composability

A valuation joins a headline joins a sanctions check joins the weather over the port - one key, one envelope, no plumbing between vendors.

One bill

Seven directions on every plan, differentiated by volume only. The stack this replaces is usually six contracts and six invoices.

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Permanent, no credit card. All seven directions from the first request - upgrade only when your volume needs more room.

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The Sugra API family

All seven product directions on one page - what each is, its modules, sources, and a working recipe.