Pricing

One credit, a hundred posts.

You pay for the posts a search reads, not for the search. A small look at four subreddits costs one credit. Credits do not expire.

Starter

$19

20 credits

2,000 posts

Enough to test a handful of markets and find out whether the problem you have in mind is real.

Popular

$129

150 credits

15,000 posts

For working through a whole space, one audience and one category at a time.

$399

500 credits

50,000 posts

For teams running searches every week and building a standing library of gripes.

Three hundred posts on a new account, before you buy anything.

You choose the subreddits and the posts per subreddit. Those two numbers decide the price.

Planning is free
Describe a market, get a named plan with subreddits, audiences and categories, and edit it. Credits are only spent once the search runs.
Every post filtered
Each post judged and kept or dropped, with a summary, a verbatim quote, a category, an audience, a type and a confidence score.
Review and export
Keyboard triage, notes on any gripe, and CSV or JSON export of the kept set or everything.

What does one credit buy?: 100 posts scanned. Every post is scraped and then judged by a model, so a search that reads 5,000 posts costs fifty times one that reads 100. You pick both numbers before the search runs.
How do I know what a search will cost?: The planner shows the credit cost before you start it. Change the subreddits or the posts per subreddit and the number moves with them.
Do credits expire?: No. Buy a pack and spend it whenever you want.
What happens if a search fails?: You are charged for the posts that were actually filtered, and nothing else. A search that returns no posts costs nothing.