Pricing
EmlakIQ starts by placing you on the right access lane. A single-property report, institutional screening workflow, and API integration use the same data core, but they do not need the same commercial structure.
Start with the Verify flow.
Quality test before Analyst or API rollout.
Three variables shape the quote.
Access models
Each card answers four things: who it is for, when to choose it, what is delivered, and what pricing logic sits underneath.
Individual
For users who want to evaluate one property before a purchase, hold decision, or advisory process.Choose this lane when the decision is tied to one address or parcel.
Tiered around report depth and delivery format.
Institutional
For teams reducing manual review load across portfolios, collateral books, or large asset lists.Choose this lane when you need to screen multiple records and review a prioritized exception queue.
Driven by record volume, screening frequency, and institutional output requirements.
Developer / Product
For teams embedding property data directly into a product or internal system.Choose this lane when the data needs to flow into a UI, an ops console, or an internal workflow programmatically.
Configured around field set, query volume, SLA, and integration model.
What sets the price
Exact TRY pricing is not published yet, but the quote is not arbitrary. The same three axes shape nearly every institutional engagement.
The cities, districts, and data layers that must be active change the commercial scope.
A single-property report, a pilot audit, and continuous API traffic require different pricing models.
Report output, screening queues, file delivery, and SLA-backed API access carry different operational costs.
Commercial flow
Single property, portfolio workflow, or product integration.
Report, screening queue, file delivery, or API response.
Geography, field set, and usage rhythm determine the commercial model.