Three plans, and a free account.

Yes, and that is the price on display. 299 $ per month is the annual rate (3 588 $ billed once a year); month to month it is 379 $ per month. Committing to a year saves 21 %.

What you get changes too, and that is the real difference. On the annual rate, the 50 reports are a reserve for the year, to spend when your tenders arrive — nothing for two months, then four in a fortnight. Month to month it is 4 reports a month that do not accumulate: you can leave after one month, so the year is not advanced to you. Twelve full months come to 48 reports, about the same quantity — without the choice of when.

You can start month to month and move to annual within the first 30 days: the month already paid is deducted, and you will have paid the annual price. In exchange, cancelling part-way through a year stops the renewal without refunding the remaining months.

On subscribing. The subscription starts the same day and cancels in one click from the portal; access then runs to the end of the cycle already paid for, and stops.

To see the feed on your own data before deciding, book a demo: we open it on your company during the call.

Yes, on the month-to-month plan. Cancel within 30 days of subscribing and the first month is refunded in full, tax included; access ends immediately rather than at the end of the cycle. This holds on Professional and on Business alike.

The same window lets you move to the annual rate instead, with the month already paid deducted: you will have paid the annual price, not a month more. One or the other, never both — it is the same first month either way.

After that window, and on the annual plan from the outset, the subscription is not refunded pro rata: it is cancelled, and access runs to the end of the cycle already paid for. The terms.

One more report costs 99 $, added to the next invoice — never a refusal. An extra seat costs 49 $ per month, or 464 $ per year.

On the annual rate the allowance is annual, with a monthly ceiling underneath it: 12 generations in any one month on Professional. That ceiling protects the machine doing the computing, not the invoice — it is set high enough that ordinary use never meets it. Month to month, the limit is the month itself: 4 reports, then 99 $ each.

Yes, 199 $ CAD + taxes, with no subscription — it is the right answer for a company that bids once or twice a year. No-questions refund within 14 days. A report bought on its own stays readable indefinitely; a report generated on a subscription stays readable while the subscription is active. The two, compared.

Enough to follow the market without paying: every open notice, from all four sources, is readable and filterable with a free account, no card. It adds linking your company, keeping the reports you bought on their own, and your seats.

What it does not give — and this is the difference that matters — is the feed scored for your company. A workspace without a subscription receives no scores at all: not “empty at first”, permanently empty. What you pay for is the judgement, not the list.