BizMiner Industry Financial Benchmarks API
Commercial customizable API/feed and report platform for U.S. benchmarks by NAICS-derived segment, geography, size class, and report year, including Sales per Employee dollars.
Questions this answers
4 · best fit firstThe non-contributory standing U.S. API/feed supplies NAICS-, geography-, size-class-, and year-pinned Sales per Employee, defined as revenue divided by FTE employees. It supplies useful normalized scale context but not business counts, payroll, or a complete revenue distribution.
The non-contributory commercial API and report product supplies industry-, geography-, size-, and year-pinned operating expenses including wages or salary, officer compensation, rent, SG&A, depreciation, and other operating components. It does not supply principal commission contracts or insurance-specific service allocations.
The non-contributory commercial API and report product covers U.S. industries by geography and size and exposes year-pinned peer income statements, EBITDA, operating income, pre- and after-tax profit, discretionary owner earnings, profitability ratios, and sales-size cohorts. An insurance-intermediary selection supplies generic peer profitability, not producer-book loss ratio or P&C-specific organic performance.
The non-contributory standing API/feed supplies NAICS-coded, report-year-pinned Sales per Employee, defined as revenue divided by FTE employees. Like-for-like annual observations provide a nominal sales-per-FTE productivity trend, not real output per hour or aggregate growth.
Fields it delivers
1 fieldBizMiner describes its benchmarks as U.S. industry and local-market statistics.
The vendor offers this source to business buyers through sales, subscription, membership, order, or a customer-specific commercial agreement; the cited product materials do not document a sufficient free business tier. That agreement-based standing route is paid.
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