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Livability scores for 12,126 cities across 29 metrics, built exclusively on institutional sources — World Bank, WHO, OECD, UNESCO, UNODC, Eurostat, Ookla, OpenAQ, GDELT. Not crowdsourced, not scraped from forums. The dataset behind wellplaced.live, delivered in the format your product or newsroom needs.

Why teams license this dataset instead of the alternatives: every score traces to a named institutional source; data quality is graded A–E per city; scores are regenerated monthly with public snapshots (a real time series, not a rolling average); a daily-updated conflict/safety layer no competitor offers; and quality is enforced in CI — 96 consensus-ordering checks and a golden-master regression gate run on every data change, with a public corrections log when we find and fix our own errors. If your legal or standards desk asks "where does this number come from?", this is the dataset with an answer.
Media & newsletters
Freewith attribution
  • Cite any published figure or ranking in articles, newsletters, and broadcast
  • Chart-ready CSV cuts of published rankings on request
  • Attribution: "WellPlaced" with a link to wellplaced.live
  • Fast turnaround for deadline requests
Request a data cut
Custom & one-time
From $499one-time
  • Custom cuts: your city list, your metrics, your weighting
  • One-time research datasets for studies and reports
  • Academic use: contact us — we're generous with researchers
Describe what you need

Who it's for

Global mobility & HRRelocation packages, cost-of-living adjustments, duty-of-care safety monitoring.
Relocation platformsPower city pages and comparisons without building a data pipeline.
Real-estate & travel portalsNeighborhood-to-city context that isn't crowdsourced.
Media & researchRankings, indexes, and time-series with defensible methodology.

Questions

What formats and delivery?
JSON or CSV, delivered by download link on each monthly refresh (webhook/API delivery available on commercial plans). The full file is ~22 MB.
Can we influence how cities are scored?
No. Licensing buys the data, never the methodology. No one can pay to change a score, a ranking, or a metric — that neutrality is the reason the data is worth licensing.
How fresh is it?
Deep re-scores run monthly with public snapshots; the conflict/safety layer refreshes daily; FX-driven cost inputs update continuously.
What does attribution look like for the free media license?
"Source: WellPlaced (wellplaced.live)" — text with a link where the medium supports it. That's the whole price.