Plans that grow with you.

A screener or terminal gives you the number. gives you the number and the filing it came from — the exact page, period, and basis — so you can check it before you rely on it. And it works inside Claude or ChatGPT, so it is not one more tool to open.

Every number carries a link to the exact exchange filing it was taken from — the period, whether it is consolidated or standalone, and the value as printed. If the company later revised that filing, you see both the original and the restated figure.

A credit measures what your AI asked us for, not what you pay for each answer. Ordinary research is one credit a question. The per-row charge only starts once a single request pulls far more than an analyst reads, and your own saved work never costs anything.

Requests stop for the rest of the month and one message restores them. Nothing you have already saved is ever locked, and nothing breaks mid-task.

India's largest listed companies — mega and large cap, on the NSE and BSE — across reported financials, annual reports, earnings calls and shareholding. Ask about a company outside that and you are told so by name, rather than being handed an empty answer. The other bands follow.

Yes. No plan holds data back from another. They differ on credits a month, seats, whether saved work is shared across the firm, and support.

Yes. Your saved work, models, and memory belong to you, stay in your account, and you can export all of it at any time. On Max, saved work is shared across the firm by design.

No. gives you data and tools traced to their source. What you conclude from them is your call.

Nothing breaks mid-task. Past your plan's fair-use rate, requests run in a slower lane for a moment and then carry on at full speed.