Economics and finance
GDP, inflation, interest rates, exchange rates, trade, prices and public finance, from the World Bank, Eurostat and national statistics offices.
Free datasets
The Intigal AI dataset library brings together open data from statistics agencies, international organisations and research archives. Searching, browsing and previewing every dataset is free, and every page links to the original publisher, where the data itself is freely available.
If you'd rather skip the cleaning, download the tidy, analysis-ready CSV or Excel file for a one-off price: $3 for easy-to-find tables and up to $15 for specialised data. There's no subscription.
GDP, inflation, interest rates, exchange rates, trade, prices and public finance, from the World Bank, Eurostat and national statistics offices.
Health, education, population, gender, poverty and climate datasets for theses, papers and policy work.
Classic datasets from the UCI machine learning repository and other research archives, for practice, teaching and benchmarking models.
Open-government portals in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, France, Ireland, Switzerland and African countries, searchable in one place.
Search by topic, country or publisher. Each dataset page shows its description, columns, licence and the first rows, free.
Paste a link to a public CSV, Excel file, API or web table, and Intigal AI fetches it, cleans it and prices it right away.
Free: searching the library, every dataset page with its description, columns, licence and preview rows, and the link to the publisher's original source.
Paid, one-off: the cleaned, analysis-ready file, checked with the publisher and delivered instantly as CSV or Excel. Prices run from $3–$15, and dataset purchases are separate from Intigal AI plans.
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Intigal AI reads the data, picks the method and calculates the result. You see each step as it happens.
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Get the answer with charts and tables, or download it as a PDF, Word or PowerPoint report.
Searching, browsing and previewing are free, and every dataset page links to the original publisher, where the data is freely available. The cleaned, analysis-ready file is a one-off purchase ($3–$15).
From public publishers such as the World Bank, Eurostat, Our World in Data, the UCI machine learning repository and national open-government portals. Each page names the publisher.
Every dataset comes from a public publisher under a licence that allows re-use, and the licence is shown on its page. Check its terms, for example the attribution it requires.
The cleaned file downloads as CSV or Excel. Where the publisher offers it, you can also get the original file.
Yes. Every dataset page has an Analyse in the workspace button. On Pro and Max, Intigal AI runs the statistics, builds the charts and writes the report for you.