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Primary Source & Coverage Audit Matrix

Primary Data Source

Datasur

National customs authorities (see the coverage they publish, below)

ATLANTIA

Identical official government customs registries

Countries with Company Names

Datasur

Their home page says more than 72 countries and their Peru page more than 70. The dated catalogue review counted 45 detailed-customs sources and 12 cargo-manifest sources across eight countries, with a start year and update cadence per source. Chile starts in 1997, Peru in 2001 and US maritime import manifests in 2006. Their BL Global feed claims 150+ countries without a country list.

ATLANTIA

41 countries included by default (+4 more markets)

Time to First Query

Datasur

Their Datamerica pages showed 50 ranking rows with named companies and US-dollar CIF values for 11 Latin American countries, without an account or email. The Mexico page put the complete ranking behind an access request; these rankings are not a free shipment-level export.

ATLANTIA

Under 60 seconds (Immediate self-serve)

Pricing & Commitment

Datasur

Their sales form lists annual normal prices of USD 450 for one country, USD 600 for five countries, USD 850 for detailed customs and USD 950 for total access. The same form applies a separately labelled 20% fair discount. The annual ladder uses the USD 450 normal entry price, not that event promotion.

ATLANTIA

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Credit Card to Verify

Datasur

The reviewed entry route is a requested demo, not a self-opening free tier or trial. Their public catalogue and company rankings can be inspected without opening an account.

ATLANTIA

Never required

Datasur figures read from datasur.com on 28 August 2026, as they publish them, without an account. They can change them; if one is out of date, tell us and we will correct this page.

NOT VERIFIED · Which countries the one-country and five-country packages include, and the difference between detailed customs and total access, are not specified. The shared five-user block cannot be attributed to the USD 950 plan alone.

NOT VERIFIED · The home and Peru pages publish different coverage figures. The BL Global claim has no country list, and monthly or quarterly update cadence does not establish a delivery delay in days.

NOT VERIFIED · The fair discount is event-labelled, not a permanent entry price. No purchase was made, so eligibility for that offer and the contracted scope were not tested.

Customs filings are government property. Why pay an enterprise markup to read them?

When a cargo container clears customs, the bill of lading, consignee name, foreign supplier, HS code, and declared metrics are filed directly with national customs authorities. Neither Datasur nor Atlantia manufactures this data.

Legacy platforms package these public records into opaque enterprise tiers and multi-thousand-dollar annual contracts. Atlantia provides direct, unbundled terminal access to the exact same 41 primary government databases. Inspect the data yourself right now on a 30-day trial.

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