A license you install, quoted after a conversation
We don't publish a price list yet. The cost depends on how many people will use it and which of these modules you need, so we talk first. It never depends on how much they ask.
Core
Ask questions of your documents and get cited answers.
- Upload and search PDF, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, CSV and images
- Cited answers, with "not found" when the documents are silent
- Department separation and six access roles
- Audit log, backups and Microsoft single sign-on
Professional
Adds the tools for getting answers out of the platform.
- Everything in Core
- Export to Word, PDF, Excel, CSV and JSON
- Charts as PNG or SVG
Filings
Adds tools built for SEC filings.
- 10-K and 10-Q sections recognised and searchable
- Compare two filings and run a disclosure checklist
- Quarter-over-quarter and year-over-year views
- GAAP and statutory figures in separate columns
Usage isn't metered
- No charge per question, per document or per token. Ask as much as your hardware can handle.
- You choose the AI model. Run one on your own servers, or allow a hosted one if you prefer.
- Costs don't climb as more people use it. The price follows users and modules, not volume.
Your own costs are the hardware and the power it uses. If you choose to connect a hosted model such as OpenAI, that provider bills you for its tokens. That's the only case where usage costs appear.
The license is a signed file that's checked offline and tied to your installation. It sets how many people can have accounts and which modules are switched on. If it lapses, the platform becomes read-only: people can still ask questions, but uploads stop until it's renewed.