Plans and limits

The trial

30 days, and deliberately wider than the entry plan on everything that is about seeing the product work: three niches, twenty sources, a hundred leads a day. A month of a cramped product tells you nothing.

Three days before it ends the bot warns you. When it ends, monitoring stops and your niches are switched off. Nothing is deleted.

Limits that protect you

Leads per day and per hour. Not a cost control — a readability one. A feed that arrives faster than you can read it stops being read at all, and then the product has failed regardless of how accurate it was.

Limits that are about money

Classifications per day. Every one is a paid model call, and it is the number that decides what a plan can cost. There is also a ceiling across the whole service, so one runaway niche cannot spend everyone's budget.

Chat analyses per day. A deep analysis reads thousands of messages on demand; it is the one action that can spend a lot in a single click.

The limit that protects the service

Joins per day. Joining chats is the way monitoring accounts get banned, and the account pool is shared between customers. This is the one limit that does not grow much with the plan — and it rarely matters, because public supergroups can be read without joining at all.

Prices

From $49 a month. There is no price list beyond that number, and not out of coyness: what the feed is worth depends on your niche, and until it is connected nobody knows whether there is any volume in it. Selling a subscription to silence is how you earn a refund.

So the price is named after setup, in one message with the numbers behind it: how many chats were connected, how many matching requests they produced last week, and what your plan costs. If the volume is not there we say so instead of quoting anything.

While the product is in beta the first 50 customers keep a 50% discount for as long as they stay, in exchange for feedback.