Accessing reliable, up‑to‑date public financial and regulatory data requires navigating multiple sources, handling diverse formats, and performing extensive validation, which is time‑consuming and error‑prone for developers building compliance, risk or investment applications.

Cala provides a single API endpoint that delivers verified, structured facts extracted from a wide range of public sources—including SEC filings, market data, credit ratings, sanctions lists, corporate registries, court records, central‑bank reports, news feeds and PEP rosters. The platform continuously preprocesses and normalizes this information, attaching source citations and timestamps, so agents can query accurate knowledge without building and maintaining individual data pipelines. Integration is supported through the Model Context Protocol and popular tools such as LangChain, n8n, and Claude, enabling rapid development of compliance, KYC, risk‑analysis or investment agents.

Unified API delivering fresh, traceable, typed data from over a dozen public domains (SEC/EDGAR, market feeds, credit ratings, sanctions, corporate registries, litigation, central‑bank filings, news, PEP lists).

Automated verification and normalization of source documents into structured facts with full citation metadata.

Real‑time and historical coverage, with daily updates for market data and regulatory releases.

Compatibility with the Model Context Protocol and ready‑to‑use connectors for LangChain, n8n, Cursor, Claude, OpenClaw and similar agents.

Scalable usage model based on per‑query credits, supporting rates from 10 to 1,000 requests per minute.

Built‑in playground and sandbox for testing queries before production deployment.

Enterprise options offering dedicated capacity, custom data sources, SLA guarantees, SSO and priority support.

Primary users are developers and data teams building compliance, KYC, risk‑management, investment or analytics agents for financial institutions, fintech startups, regulatory technology providers and enterprise data platforms.

Cala operates a usage‑based pricing model where each query consumes one credit; plans range from a free tier (100 credits/month) to enterprise contracts with custom volume and support options.