Asset type
Articles, images, video, audio, scans, and premium bundles all settle differently.
Illustrative pricing
Agora pricing is designed around asset type, customer type, and license scope. The examples below are not a final price list: they show how different catalogs and retrieval rights can be structured.
Asset type
Articles, images, video, audio, scans, and premium bundles all settle differently.
Customer type
Agents, personal API users, aggregators, and institutional desks do not buy the same way.
License scope
Consultation, product use, resale, and training rights create a rights ladder rather than one flat price.
For publishers
These wide examples show how payouts can differ for a newsroom, freelance journalist, photographer, institution, or corporate content desk. Each one mixes low-cost, high-volume retrieval with more premium rights and formats.
News agency / daily journal
A mixed catalog sold into research desks, media apps, and licensing workflows.
Open brief articles
EUR 1'780
Premium reported articles
EUR 1'960
Spot images
EUR 1'480
Video clips
EUR 1'995
Audio excerpts
EUR 392
Illustrative monthly payout
Estimated payout
EUR 7'607
Freelance journalist
Fewer assets, but more value concentrated in interviews, investigations, and specialist briefings.
Deep reports
EUR 2'520
Interview transcripts
EUR 523
Consultation rights
EUR 240
Illustrative monthly payout
Estimated payout
EUR 3'283
Photographer
Editorial stills, archive reuse, and premium image sets with tighter downstream rights.
Editorial stills
EUR 2'160
Front-page selects
EUR 1'360
Archive reuse
EUR 1'008
Premium image sets
EUR 1'680
Illustrative monthly payout
Estimated payout
EUR 6'208
Institution / archive
Historic collections, curated scans, oral histories, and research bundles with stronger provenance needs.
Public-reference records
EUR 450
Curated scans
EUR 2'790
Research bundles
EUR 5'525
Audio oral histories
EUR 2'048
Illustrative monthly payout
Estimated payout
EUR 10'813
Corporate content desk
Market briefings, proprietary charts, explainers, and reusable B2B media assets.
Market bulletins
EUR 2'160
Sector reports
EUR 3'450
Charts and infographics
EUR 896
Video explainers
EUR 2'288
Illustrative monthly payout
Estimated payout
EUR 8'794
For buyers and agents
Buyer-side pricing can be separated by who is consuming the content, then subdivided by what they are allowed to do with it: consult it, use it in a product, resell it, or train on it.
Agents
Automated research, retrieval, and acquisition flows that need inspectable provenance and bounded usage rights.
Consultation
EUR 0.02 - 0.08 / asset
Read, cite, summarize, and ground answers internally.
Product retrieval
EUR 0.10 - 0.45 / asset
Use inside workflows that fetch, route, and transform content for users.
Training or evaluation
Negotiated dataset pricing
Only for catalogs that explicitly allow dataset or model use.
Personal use with API
Single users or small builders who want programmatic access for search, reading, and lightweight integrations.
Consultation access
EUR 9 - 39 / month + retrieval
Read and query content with provenance attached.
Save or export packs
EUR 0.15 - 1.20 / asset
Store selected assets for personal workflow use.
Extended reuse
Case by case
Any broader publication or redistribution right.
Aggregator / media product
Companies building a feed, briefing product, or media experience that republishes or packages third-party content.
Consultation and indexing
EUR 0.03 - 0.12 / item
Ingest, classify, and inspect content before showing it downstream.
Resale or syndication
EUR 0.25 - 2.50 / item or rev share
Republish or resell licensed news to another customer base.
Training ranking or recommendation models
Licensed bundle / negotiated
Use explicitly licensed content to improve ranking or recommendation layers.
Institution / corporate desk
Internal knowledge teams, analysts, archives, and public or quasi-public organizations.
Consultation seats
EUR 49 - 149 / seat
Internal reading, research, and inspection of licensed assets.
Shared knowledge base use
EUR 0.18 - 0.90 / asset
Use assets inside internal repositories and research systems.
External publication or resale
Rights-specific quote
Rights for public-facing distribution or downstream resale.