- Data Feeds
- Gigasheet
- API
RevenueBase Dynamic Data Feeds deliver structured B2B data (contacts, companies, and insights)
to you in two ways: data is available in our S3 bucket (we grant your AWS account access),
or we share it through Snowflake Data Sharing to your Snowflake account.
Updates are delivered on a monthly cadence. The full Data Feeds overview has step-by-step onboarding for each
delivery method.
Choose your delivery method
AWS S3
Data is available in our S3 bucket. We grant your AWS account access so you can list and download
date-stamped delivery folders. When you get S3 access, you get access to all three formats:
CSV, JSON, and Parquet.
Snowflake
We share the data through Data Sharing to your Snowflake account. You get a database (e.g. RELEASES)
with tables you can query directly in SQL.
Custom locations — We can make data available in custom locations beyond S3 and Snowflake.
We can support almost any location; contact support@revenuebase.ai to discuss your requirements.
There may be an additional cost.
Getting data access
Share details with RevenueBase
S3: Provide your 12-digit AWS Account ID. You get access to all three formats (CSV, JSON, Parquet)
when access is provisioned. Snowflake: Provide your Snowflake Account Locator, region, and account
URL. See
Snowflake’s account identifier documentation for where to find this information.
Contact your RevenueBase onboarding contact or support@revenuebase.ai to get started.
Get access
S3: You’ll receive a bucket alias (or ARN) and region. Snowflake: We’ll add you to the Data Sharing listing; accept the share via Data Sharing and add the RELEASES database to your account.
Verify and query
S3: Use the AWS CLI with
--request-payer requester to list your delivery folder (see Data Feeds overview for exact commands). Snowflake: Run a query such as SELECT * FROM RELEASES.RELEASE.PER_LATEST LIMIT 100;