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Every company-level transaction Eximpedia reports comes from official customs declarations. Atlantia queries the exact same primary government registries across 41 countries—accessible right now without talking to a sales rep or signing an annual contract.

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  1. 01.

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Primary Source & Coverage Audit Matrix

Primary Data Source

Eximpedia

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

ATLANTIA

Identical official government customs registries

Countries with Company Names

Eximpedia

A count per country shown as a chip — Turkey 4,388 — on the directory itself.

ATLANTIA

41 countries included by default (+4 more markets)

Time to First Query

Eximpedia

A great deal, and with no account: their Turkish importer directory lists real, full importer names with an HS code and product description table underneath, split across 26 letter pages.

ATLANTIA

Under 60 seconds (Immediate self-serve)

Pricing & Commitment

Eximpedia

Around $1,200 a year, published as an annual figure rather than a monthly one.

ATLANTIA

30-day free trial, then $99/month. Cancel anytime

Credit Card to Verify

Eximpedia

The button says free trial; the form books a demo.

ATLANTIA

Never required

Eximpedia figures read from eximpedia.app on 25 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 They can change them; if one is out of date, tell us and we will correct this page.

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 Eximpedia 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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