- Type
- not stated
- Format
- Tabular / JSON — documented OpenAPI REST service returning structured JSON per endpoint, with bearer-token authentication, timeseries and entity endpoints, and downloadable OpenAPI specification.
- Volume
- Global fleet scale: the dry bulk, tanker, LNG and LPG fleets together number tens of thousands of actively tracked vessels, each generating continuous congestion, speed, port-call and dry-dock event records. The OpenAPI specification alone runs to ~222,000 characters across many endpoints and filter parameters, indicating a wide field set; the historic port-call register over multiple years at vessel-and-port grain implies hundreds of millions of event rows.
- Users
- Not disclosed — self-serve SaaS platform where users create API tokens from their own profile page at app.oceanbolt.com; subscriber base of shipowners, managers, commodity traders, banks and brokers, plausibly in the hundreds of seats (inferred from a single-token self-serve model with no published customer count).
- History
- not stated
- Update frequency
- not stated
- Growth
- Active — a maintained v3 API with continuously extended endpoint surface (congestion web views, polygon and fleet management, per-platform segment switching), live token issuance from the customer application, and CORS-enabled browser access indicating integration-led growth.
- Launched
- Request further research — the documentation carries no launch date, founding year, copyright era or changelog date, and the only versioning signal is that the API is at v3, which implies earlier versions without dating them; the entity profile supplies a location but no founding year.
- Delivery
- not stated
- Entity mapping
- not stated
- Sample
- not stated
- Point-in-time
- not stated
- Licence
- not stated