No subscription to cancel, and nothing is charged until you run a report.
Credits, not subscriptions
You buy credits once and spend them only when the agent actually researches something. Here is exactly how that is metered.
Starter
A low-risk first look
100 credits
- 100 credits
- About 5 research reports
- Pinpointed questions with evidence
- Interviewer research
- PDF and JSON export
Bundle
Stock up, stop topping up
550 credits
- 550 credits
- About 25 research reports
- Everything in Starter
- 50 bonus credits
Max
For a full interview season
1200 credits
- 1200 credits
- About 50 research reports
- Everything in Bundle
- 200 bonus credits
Prices in USD. You'll be charged in your local currency at checkout.
Metered billing
You're charged only what a run actually spends, never a flat fee.
Hard cap every run
A run can never spend past its effort ceiling or your balance.
No subscription
Buy credits once and spend them only when you run a report.
How a report is metered
A credit is a unit of research spend
Credits map to what a run costs to execute — the searches it makes and the pages it reads. They are not a per-question or per-report allowance, which is why two reports on different companies can cost different amounts.
A typical run is about 46 credits
Under $0.50. A company with a thin public footprint costs more, because the agent broadens its search rather than shipping you a thin report.
Every run has a hard ceiling
A single run can never spend past its effort ceiling or your remaining balance, whichever comes first. There is no overage and no way to end up owing anything.
You choose what gets researched
Pick your interview rounds and report sections up front. The agent skips everything you switched off — enforced in code — so you are not paying for research you did not ask for.
Prices in USD. You'll be charged in your local currency at checkout. For how the research is done and what the agent will and will not treat as evidence, see about or the help centre.