- Type
- not stated
- Format
- Tabular — CSV, Excel and JSON, delivered via API, secure download, or direct cloud integration into platforms such as Snowflake. Positioned as analysis-ready ('prepared to be ready for analysis without the need for extensive preprocessing'), with real-time and historical repositories.
- Volume
- Stated: 300+ curated datasets. Volume behind them is substantial because node-level LMP at 5-minute or 15-minute resolution across seven US ISOs alone runs to billions of rows per year (ERCOT and PJM each publish hundreds of nodes to a million-plus locations at sub-hourly cadence), and the vendor maintains a historical repository for back-testing on top of real-time feeds — implying a store plausibly in the many-terabyte range. The premium layer is far smaller in rows (cleared queues and standardized plant/line infrastructure are tens to hundreds of thousands of records) but far higher in derivation cost.
- Users
- Not published. Bounded estimate: an 18-person seed-stage vendor with a free core tier implies a self-serve signup funnel — plausibly low thousands of registered accounts (analysts, traders, developers, consultants) with a much smaller paying subset, inferred from team size, seed stage and a freemium motion rather than any disclosed figure.
- History
- 5 years
- Update frequency
- not stated
- Growth
- Active — a live web application is linked from the product page, coverage is expanding beyond US ISOs into ENTSO-E, IESO/AESO, CENACE and NEMISA, and the premium tier is being extended with derived products (cleared queues, standardized infrastructure, long-range projections) that require ongoing pipeline investment. Seed-stage funding with 18 employees is consistent with active buildout.
- Launched
- ~2021 — the organization record for power.dev originates mid-2021, and no earlier product or press signal appears; treat ~2021 as the founding and early-product year, with the premium derived-dataset tier arriving later as the company moved from repackaging ISO feeds to building its own pipelines.
- Delivery
- not stated
- Entity mapping
- not stated
- Sample
- not stated
- Point-in-time
- not stated
- Licence
- not stated