Find your best weather provider
There are hundreds of weather forecasters, each with their own niche. We help evaluate which one performs best for your needs.
The only independent platform to evaluate leading providers and procure the best weather data for your needs.
Step 1: Configure
Confirm locations, hazards, thresholds, lead times, data format, and budget
Step 2: Evaluate
Receive independent, location specific multi-vendor benchmarking results
Step 3: Procure and monitor
Get introduced to or procure the best performing vendor (or vendors where multi-models are appropriate)
200+
Different weather vendors
30%
Estimated damage savings from 24 hour storm forecasts (WMO, 2025)
$224bn
Estimated global losses from natural hazards in 2025 (Munich Re, 2025)
Our packages
Evaluation is free for customers. When you procure through us, the winning provider pays Climingo, not you. Additional bespoke analysis is available if you need it.
Evaluation
- Independent provider comparison at your locations
- Accuracy scores using weather station and reanalysis data
- Consensus scores
- Free for customers
Procurement
- Shortlist of best performing providers
- We handle the switching legwork
- Procure through us at the best available market price
- Paid for by providers, not you
Bespoke analysis
- Multi-model insights and custom integrations
- Deeper evaluation beyond the standard scope
- Priced per engagement
Are you a weather vendor?
We work with leading weather data providers to connect them with customers who are actively buying. Every opportunity is pre-qualified, every evaluation is fair, and you remain anonymous until customers are ready to procure.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have a vested interest in any vendor?
Climingo is independent. It evaluates multiple providers for insight into where each performs best.
Can Climingo work with our internal data?
Yes. The data we use includes open and commercial weather station data, proxies, and customer data, where available.
What methodology do you use?
It depends on the use case. We match our evaluation to the locations, parameters and decisions that matter to you, verifying forecasts against weather station observations, open datasets, your own incident records, and consensus between providers.
We then report the measures that reflect real decision quality: false alarms, missed events and hit rate (CSI) for alerts, plus metrics such as RMSE and Brier scores where relevant.
How do I get started?
Reach out to us at [email protected] to schedule a free consultation.
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