GTAIC
IaaS platform to create market research reports on demand
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IaaS platform to create market research reports on demand
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An innovative platform that enables users to create market research reports on demand. With coverage spanning over 110 countries and 5,600 goods, users can generate comprehensive reports in just minutes, leveraging the latest official market data.
Hello PH Community!
My name is Raman, CEO and founder of GTAIC.ai (Global Trade Algorithmic Intelligence Center).
Why GTAIC.ai Exists
International trade data for goods is enormous but messy, slow to process, and often outdated - making manual analysis inefficient and error-prone.
Existing tools either lean on stale data, require exhaustive manual work, or lack econometric sophistication - leading to missed arbitrage opportunities and strategic blind spots.
What GTAIC Delivers
We offer four powerful report types for varying needs and budgets:
Product-Country Report
Focuses on a single HS-classified product in one country,
Ready in ~5 minutes, starting at $4.99,
Includes price trends, supplier insights, policy signals, and downloadable Excel data.
Cross-Country Report
Covers one product across 10-40 countries,
Delivered within 24 hours for $49.99.
Country-Country Report
Compares multiple products traded between two countries,
24-hour delivery covering 100+ countries.
Customized Report
Deep dives using 8-10 digit HS codes, multi-year analytics (up to 8 years), ML forecasts, tariff breakdowns, and tailored intelligence.
Deep-Dive Approach
Data sources: Official Raw Data on Customs Statistics of Foreign Trade in Goods of almost all importing countries, UN COMTRADE (the largest and the most reputable global trade in goods database, accessed under a license agreement, covering 200+ countries), WTO, World Bank, OECD, UNCTAD;
Latest monthly data provides freshness and accuracy;
Report goals: identify promising vs. risky markets, detect price/demand anomalies, track supplier competition, forecast trends, evaluate trade routes, evaluate supply potential;
Processing tech: ML-powered cleaning (imputation, outliers, feature selection), econometric modeling, auto-generated commentary - yielding a 50+ page PDF + Excel downloadable.
Who This Helps
Exporters & manufacturers targeting new markets and arbitrage,
Trade analysts & policy professionals seeking precision data,
Logistics firms mapping routes and volumes,
Consultants & SMEs requiring fast, reliable, analyst-grade research.
What Makes GTAIC Special
Fully automatic, eliminating human error,
Econometrics meets ML for clean, robust data,
Multi-format delivery (PDF + raw Excel),
Transparent, pay-per-report or subscription pricing - no free tiers or hidden fees,
Moreover, a collection of hundreds of research reports published at the web site of gtaic for public access.
Subscription Model
GTAIC offers clear, flexible subscriptions tailored to your usage: Starter, Advanced, Business, and Pro - each delivering credits monthly. Plans auto-renew via Stripe, VAT included, and credits roll over while active.
Credit System: 5 credits = one Product–Country report; 50 credits = one Cross–Country or Country–Country report; Unused credits accumulate while your subscription is active.
Subscription Plans: from Start $4.99/month (15 credits) to Pro $199.99/month (300 credits) and Enterprise.
Cross-Country Reports: Flagship offering
Our Cross–Country Report compares a single product across multiple destinations. It:
Analyzes Monthly Raw Data on Customs Database,
Analyzes UN COMTRADE trade flows for 200+ countries,
Integrates data from WTO, World Bank, OECD, UNCTAD,
Uses the freshest monthly figures available,
Helps you:
Spot best and worst-performing markets,
Track demand, price, and volume trends,
Forecast near-term movements,
Compare supply landscapes across countries,
Identify top trade routes and supply potential.
Supports decisions on risk, logistics, and entry strategy
How It Works
At the web-site of GTAIC.AI a user indicates the name of the good (under HS classfication) and the set of target markets (countries). This is sufficient for the gtaic engine to start collecting data from official statistic and customs databases of respective countries to construct the research report of 150+ pages. To build one such report more than hundreds of thousands of datapoints from statistic databases are processed.
The aim of the research report is to detect, outline and vizualise key anomalies in trade of the requested good across all countries chosen by a user. It is based on the freshest data available (last 12 months data): price fluctuations anomalies, demand surges or declines, competition shifts etc.
This innovative approach brings added value to exporters and manufacturers as it allows to detect the most prospective markets offering outstanding arbitrage opportunities.
We’d Love Your Feedback
Which report type would be most valuable to your business?
What visuals or metrics help you act faster?
Interested in advanced forecasting, API integrations, or custom features?
I’ll be online to answer questions and gather your insights. Thank you for being here - let’s shape the future of global trade intelligence together.
– Raman Osipau, CEO Global Trade Algorithmic Intelligence Center (GTAIC)
Reading the Weather of Trade: Introducing Our Global Trade Weather Map
See shifts at a glance. Act before the market moves
As a chief executive, I start each morning with the same question: where is demand strengthening, where is it softening, and where are flows simply shifting? Spreadsheets will answer eventually; markets rarely wait. That’s why we built the Global Trade Weather Map — an interactive international trade map that gives a clean, visual read on current trade-flow dynamics in under a minute. Try it here: https://gtaic.ai/trade-weather-map.
Instead of hunting through tables, you open a global trade map that surfaces hotspots, cool patches and emerging fronts across markets. Colour and motion do the first job; verified data does the rest. As with our reports, there’s no black box — just faster, clearer intelligence for people who work in global trade every day.
Why a “weather” map?
Trade moves like weather: patterns build slowly, then break quickly. A “warm front” may be rising imports in a region that was flat a quarter ago; a “cold front” might be supply tightening after a policy shift. The metaphor gives non-specialists a common picture, while still serving analysts, editors and planners who need a precise import/export trade map to brief decisions.