Both plans are the whole terminal.
Every panel and every kind of data is on both. The only difference is how much you use the AI analyst — the one part with a real cost per use.
$20/mo
The whole terminal, with the research agent metered to a working volume.
200 AI analyst runs a month
Up to 75 in any one week
- Every panel, screen and alert
- Notes, document library and portfolio tracking
- Cancel any time
$50/mo
The same terminal, with room to lean on the research agent all day.
1,000 AI analyst runs a month
Up to 350 in any one week · 5× the research volume for 2.5× the price.
- Every panel, screen and alert
- Notes, document library and portfolio tracking
- Cancel any time
These are the prices planned for launch. Nothing can be bought yet — join the waitlist to hear when it opens.
Everything else is unlimited.
Serving another panel view costs essentially nothing, so nothing here is rationed. Panels, saved screens, alerts and watchlists are unlimited on both.
All 52 panels
Every command, on every plan. Nothing is held behind the higher tier.
The full screener
41 columns, 57 filters and 7 presets over roughly 6,000 US-listed symbols.
Ownership and disclosure
13F institutional holdings, congressional trades, Form 4 insiders, federal contract awards.
Valuation
Fair value from earnings or free cash flow: five years of your own assumptions, priced at a low and a high multiple.
Options positioning
Full chains with greeks, dealer gamma, the volatility surface, unusual flow and off-exchange volume.
Signals and alerts
71 signals scanned nightly and live, ranked by a composite. Unlimited saved screens, alerts and watchlists.
Questions
Is anything held back on the cheaper plan?
No panels, no data, no saved work. All 52 panels, the full screener, 13F and congressional filings, options positioning and valuation are on both, and screens, alerts and watchlists are unlimited on both. The only thing the Research plan caps is how many times a month you can put the research agent to work.
What counts as a run?
One question you put to the agent, however many tools it reaches for answering it. Reading a panel, running a screen, opening a filing or setting an alert never counts — only the agent does.
What happens if I run out?
The terminal keeps working. Every panel, screen and alert is untouched — the agent is the only thing that waits for the window to roll over, and the account panel shows how much of the allowance is left before you spend it.
Why meter the AI and nothing else?
Because it costs real money per question. Serving another panel view costs essentially nothing, so gating panels would be an artificial limit invented to justify a price difference. Metering the expensive thing is the honest version.
What does it cover?
Roughly 6,000 US-listed symbols: prices and fundamentals, statutory filings and their summaries, 13F institutional holdings, Form 4 insider transactions, congressional disclosures, federal contract awards, option chains with greeks, and the macro series behind the regime and correlation work. Every figure in a panel is dated, so a quarterly disclosure is never mistaken for something current.
Can I cancel?
Any time, from the account panel inside the product. There is nothing to install and nothing to return.
Does it tell me what to buy?
No, and it isn’t built to. It surfaces and ranks things for you to look at, and puts the source document one keystroke behind every summary so the conclusions stay yours.
Hear first when it opens.
Join the waitlistPlanned from $20 a month at launch