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ATLANTIA VS EXIMPEDIA.

An Indian provider with the strongest public country directory in this comparison.

READ FROM EXIMPEDIA.APP ON 24-25 AUGUST 2026 · NOBODY REGISTERED · THEIR FIGURES, AS THEY PUBLISH THEM

The short answer

Eximpedia's public directory is the best piece of work on this list and we say so plainly. The gap is the button: theirs says START FREE TRIAL and opens a sales form. Ours says start, and starts.

Published price

ATLANTIA

$99, $199 and $399 a month, printed on our pricing page. Not the cheapest platform in this comparison — several published prices start below ours, and our price ladder shows exactly where we sit.

Eximpedia

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

What scales between tiers

ATLANTIA

Searches and export rows per month, plus seats: 200 / 1,000 / 4,000 searches, 25,000 / 100,000 / 400,000 rows, 1 / 3 / 10 seats. Flat monthly price, published caps, no per-country multiplier.

Eximpedia

Points — 200,000 to 750,000 — plus queries a day, 40 to 200, plus Contact Points.

Buy without talking to anyone

ATLANTIA

Partly, and this is our gap. The free account opens on its own — no demo, no qualification form, no phone number, and sign-up is an email and a password with the company name optional. But there is no self-serve checkout yet: the $99, $199 and $399 plans are printed on our pricing page and are not payable from the site today.

Eximpedia

No. The START FREE TRIAL call-to-action is not a link: it opens a modal titled Book Free Demo Data.

Free tier or trial

ATLANTIA

A free trial of 25 searches a month, with no card. Search works straight away; downloads need a verified email address, and email verification is not switched on yet.

Eximpedia

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

What you see before the wall

ATLANTIA

Nothing yet: search sits behind sign-in today, and we would rather say so than call a contact form a free trial. The trial is the way in, and it costs an email address.

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.

Coverage they publish

ATLANTIA

40 markets with shipment-level records and 97 HS chapters in the search directory, records from 2019. The market count is a manual snapshot of the catalogue taken on 26 Aug 2026, not a live counter — it moves when the catalogue moves.

Eximpedia

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

Where Eximpedia is better

  • The A–Z country directory: 26 internal pages per country, real names, real HS rows, no wall.
  • Real importer names visible without an account, which most of this list charges for.
  • Publishing an entity count per country as a chip, right where the doubt is.

Where we are weak

  • We do not publish a total line count. The figure is not verified for publication, so the landing prints [X] instead of a number we would have to defend later.
  • The 40-market figure is a manual snapshot, not a live counter. Nobody on this page publishes a live one either, but ours is the one we have to answer for.
  • Search requires an account. Seair and ImportYeti show more raw data to a stranger than we do.
  • On entry price we are mid-market, not cheap. ImportKey starts at $179.99 a year and 52WMB sells a 30-day pass for $29.90.
  • On the United States alone, ImportYeti is free and we are not.
  • There is no checkout yet. Our prices are published but not payable from the site; several vendors on this page will take your card today and we will not.
  • Email verification is not switched on, so exports stay locked on a new account until it is. Search works.
  • Until a market slice is bought, a result set shows a 50-row sample and the export returns nothing. The product says so on screen; it belongs here too.

How this was checked

Every line about Eximpedia was read from their own public pages on 24-25 August 2026. Nobody signed up, so nothing here describes what happens behind their login or their paywall. Prices and limits are theirs, quoted as published, and they can change them without telling us — if you find one out of date, tell us and we will correct this page.

Compare with someone else

No demo. No call. The price is on the page.

$99, $199 or $399 a month with published caps, and a free trial of 25 searches a month that costs an email address — no card, and no sales call.