Weather data-as-a-service API
Weather data, one request away
daas serves high-resolution weather and atmospheric data, historical and near-real-time,
through a hosted REST API. One key, one POST call, columnar JSON back. Pay only for the datapoints you query.
Every new account starts with a welcome gift of 24,000 datapoints.
curl -X POST "https://api.daas.serenodata.com/v1/providers/mf/datasets/arome-001/datapoints" \
-H "x-api-key: $YOUR_API_KEY" \
-H "content-type: application/json" \
-d '{
"parameters": ["t2m"],
"coordinates": [{ "lat": 48.8566, "lon": 2.3522 }],
"datetimes": { "datetime": ["2026-07-06T12:00:00Z"] }
}'The problem
Weather data is specialised, ongoing work
Software companies, SaaS platforms, business-intelligence providers and data teams keep hitting the same wall: to ship weather-informed features for their customers in agriculture, energy, supply chain or distribution, someone has to source, align, clean and verify meteorological data across models and time horizons. It is specialised, ongoing work, and it sits a long way from the core product.
Public feeds are coarse and awkward to integrate. Commercial feeds tend to be opaque, or priced for bulk buyers. What most teams actually want is unremarkable: a clean API, fine resolution, verified quality, and pricing that follows usage, so the integration takes an afternoon rather than a quarter.
What you get
Built to integrate in an afternoon
Parameters that matter for operations
Temperature, rainfall, humidity, pressure, and wind and gust (speed and direction). The variables behind most weather-driven business disruption.
More to come over time, as needs arise (snowfall, lightning, thunder, hail...).
Fine resolution across western Europe
Starting with Météo-France AROME at 0.01°, live today, covering France and neighbouring countries; expanding across Europe and the world with ICON-EU, ICON, ECMWF IFS and more.
Forecasts, ensembles and observations
Deterministic models for day-to-day operations, ensemble prediction systems for advanced scenarios, and station observations for history.
One place. One API. One format.
Continuous corpus enrichment: ensembles and observations rolling out.
Météo-France AROME 0.01° coverage
Built for developers and data engineers
A POST request and a plug-and-play dataframe
(columnar JSON) response.
Lean, simple and efficient. A minimalist self-serve space with a getting-started guide, usage charts, API keys and a few settings. That's it.
Team management to come.
Verified before it is served
Data quality is checked end to end, from ingestion to delivery, by a team whose background is meteorological and atmospheric science.
At Sereno, we use the same data to power our own weather alerts, risk indices, web-mapping tiles and internal models.
Get started
Three steps to your first call
- Sign up and verify your email. Your space is created, with your 24,000 welcome datapoints ready to use.
- Create an API key in your space, where you can also rotate or revoke it at any time.
- Make your first call with the snippet above, or follow the getting-started guide in your space.
How daas works
One unit, one call
Everything in daas is built around one unit, the datapoint: one weather parameter, at one location, for one timestamp. It is the only thing we meter and the only thing you pay for.
- 1
Pick your data
Choose a provider and a dataset, then the parameters, coordinates and timestamps you need.
- 2
Make a request
One
POSTcall to the datapoints endpoint, authenticated with your API key. Up to 100,000 datapoints per request. - 3
Get columnar JSON back
Ready for a dataframe, a database or your product.
curl -X POST "https://api.daas.serenodata.com/v1/providers/mf/datasets/arome-001/datapoints" \
-H "x-api-key: $YOUR_API_KEY" \
-H "content-type: application/json" \
-d '{
"parameters": ["t2m"],
"coordinates": [{ "lat": 48.8566, "lon": 2.3522 }],
"datetimes": { "datetime": ["2026-07-06T12:00:00Z"] }
}'Behind the endpoint, the same team that reads a location's weather finely also structures the data and verifies its quality before it is served.
Why us
A rare crossing of disciplines
Weather data usually comes from one of two worlds: scientific teams whose work is rigorous but built for research rather than operations, or data platforms with a polished shell and little meteorology inside. Both tend to break down the moment a business starts depending on the numbers.
daas is built where the two rarely meet: practising meteorologists and atmospheric scientists alongside people who build and run SaaS. The result is a solid scientific foundation, data sources whose quality and reliability we verify in-house, and a business-oriented, product-led experience your team can build on.
Pricing
Pay for the datapoints you query
All prices exclude VAT. Every new sign-up receives a welcome gift of 24,000 datapoints.
Freedom
Pay per credit
€0.00005/ datapoint
€50 per million, one-time purchase
Credits never expire; no subscription. For no-commitment use or occasional peaks.
Start nowStarter
Small to medium areas
€1,500/ year
or €150 / month
~4,000,000 datapoints per month. For starting to process weather data over small to medium areas.
Start nowPremium
Wider areas, more datasets
€15,000/ year
or €1,500 / month
~50,000,000 datapoints per month; more datasets and more accurate models. For scaling to wider areas, more parameters or more datasets.
Start nowEnterprise
Very high volume
from €30,000/ year
negotiated
Negotiated volume, datasets and terms. For very specific needs or very high volume.
Contact usFAQ
Frequently asked questions
What exactly is a datapoint?
One weather parameter, at one location (a pair of latitude and longitude), for one timestamp. Ask for temperature and rainfall at two coordinates for three timestamps, and you have used 2 parameters × 2 coordinates × 3 datetimes = 12 datapoints.
Who is daas for?
Businesses that build software: SaaS platforms, business-intelligence providers, and data and analytics teams that embed weather data into their own products, typically for customers in agriculture, energy, supply chain and distribution. daas is a business-to-business service and is not offered to consumers.
Which data is available today?
Météo-France AROME at 0.01° resolution, covering western Europe.
AROME Ensemble is next, then further models (DWD ICON-EU and ICON, ECMWF IFS and AIFS).
The parameter list is deliberately curated rather than exhaustive:
- temperature
- rainfall
- humidity
- pressure
- wind speed and direction
- gust speed and direction
Others, such as snowfall, hail, thunder and lightning, can and will be integrated over time.
Can I use the data inside my own product?
Yes. Your plan includes a licence to use the data within your own products, services and analytics, including features you ship to your end users. What you may not do is resell or redistribute the raw data as a standalone or competing feed. The terms of service have the details.
Do credits expire?
No. Pay-as-you-go credits are a one-time purchase and never expire.
What happens when I reach my monthly allowance?
Each plan includes a small grace band above its allowance (5%), and extra usage can draw on your prepaid credits.
How do I pay?
Payments are handled by Stripe: recurring checkout for subscriptions, one-off checkout for credit purchases.
What is your refund policy?
Fees are firm: started subscription periods and credit purchases are not refunded. Instead of refunds, we make trying daas genuinely free: every new account starts with 24,000 datapoints, and pay-as-you-go credits start at €50 per million datapoints with no subscription, so you can validate the data and your integration before committing to a plan.