OpenWeather Enterprise helps organisations use weather data in a way that is easier to manage, more reliable, and better suited to large-scale operations.
What is the Enterprise Service
OpenWeather Enterprise is designed to give organisations a clear starting point through a standard Base Licence, while also supporting more advanced configurations for customers who need broader service scope, operational support, or integrated solutions.
It is intended for businesses, public-sector organisations, and institutions whose operations depend on reliable access to weather intelligence for planning, risk management, service delivery, and decision-making.
Enterprise Service provide a structured commercial model, broader usage rights, tailored service scope, and ongoing support aligned with enterprise requirements.
Who It Is For
OpenWeather Enterprise Service is intended for organisations that need more than standard self-service access, including customers with:
- operational or mission-critical use cases
- large-scale or multi-team deployments
- contractual, procurement, or invoicing requirements
- tailored licensing or usage needs
- service, support, and account-management expectations
Commercial Model
OpenWeather Enterprise starts with a standard Base Licence from £3,000/month, giving organisations a straightforward way to begin with enterprise-grade access to weather data, forecasts, historical data, and alerts under a commercial agreement.
Customers can subscribe to the Base Licence quickly as a ready-to-start enterprise package. From there, the service can be expanded with additional products, higher usage volumes, custom delivery methods, hardware deployments, meteorologist support, and more complex integrated solutions as requirements grow.
More details on the Commercial Terms & Pricing
How the Service Is Structured
OpenWeather Enterprise combines access to weather data and forecasting services with a contractual and operational framework suited to enterprise customers.
The service may include agreed data scope, delivery methods, usage rights, service commitments, and support arrangements depending on customer requirements.
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How We Support Enterprise Customers
Enterprise customers benefit from a structured service model that supports reliable delivery, ongoing operational continuity, and commercial clarity.
This includes a defined onboarding process, contractual service commitments, support arrangements, and account coordination aligned with enterprise expectations.
More detail is available on the dedicated pages for Reliability & Support and Security & Compliance.
Enterprise or Self-Service?
OpenWeather serves two clear customer paths.
Self-service is designed for developers, analysts, and teams that need fast access to weather APIs and data services through standard plans and direct onboarding.
Enterprise Service is designed for organisations that require a more structured engagement model, including contractual terms, procurement support, broader licensing, operational assurances, and account coordination.
Customers typically choose Enterprise when weather data supports operational, regulated, large-scale, or commercially sensitive use cases.
How to start working with the Enterprise Service
Organisations can start quickly with the standard Enterprise Base Licence. This provides a simple entry point for teams that need contract-based access to core OpenWeather services without defining a fully customised solution at the outset.
As requirements grow, OpenWeather can expand the service with tailored licensing, additional products, hardware, meteorologist support, and broader integrated solutions aligned with operational needs.
If your organisation needs a more customised setup from the start, our team can help define the right service model, commercial structure, and onboarding path.
More details on the Commercial Terms and Pricing