PRICING / UPDATED 2026-11-02

One free terminal,
one paid one.

Both run against the same production tables measured on the coverage page. The difference is where the app runs and how much history it keeps locally — not which numbers you are allowed to see.

Web TerminalDesktop Terminal
PriceFree — account required, no card, no trial countdownSubscription, monthly or lifetime. A three-day trial runs from first sign-in. The price shown at checkout is authoritative; the public download opens with the release.
Where it runsBrowser, data fetched per requestmacOS and Windows app with a local data store and offline-capable caches
WorkspacesThe full set shown in the interface galleryThe same set plus the local history panels that need data on disk
Data sourceProduction tables, same as desktopProduction tables, plus locally retained history
AccountsWatchlists and saved symbolsSame account system; watchlists carry over
Not included in any planRecommendations, price targets, ratings, order routing, alerts-as-advice, or redistribution of the dataset. Requests for a programmatic feed: /docs/ and GitHub issues.

Why the web terminal is free

Browsing the same tables costs us a request, not a licence fee: the data comes from public filings and free sources — SEC EDGAR, BLS, FRED, exchange feeds, issuer holdings files — and the pipeline that turns it into rows runs on our own servers. The paid part is the desktop build: local storage, offline cache, long-history panels and the packaging that keeps them working on your machine.

What a subscription pays for

Trial, renewal and support

Questions this page does not answer

Exact price figures and currency are held in one place — the checkout screen — so this page cannot be out of date about them. Team and redistribution access, and an anonymous read-only API for scripts and agents, are listed as open items on /docs/.