Our API hands you the market's hidden signals so you can beat the next associate to a deal. Real-time data for high-volume workflows. £500/mo per seat.
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Most API docs read like a technical manual. These don't. Three endpoints. Three business outcomes. Zero fluff.
Input your sector hypothesis. Our system cross-references price anomalies, regulatory filings, and supply chain whispers to tell you: 'Green Light' or 'Stop.' Don't waste months on a thesis that the market has already priced in. Get the verdict before your lunch break.
Don't just find a trend; validate it against the noise. This endpoint strips out the fluff and gives you the raw correlation coefficients your investment committee demands. Turn 'hunch' into 'conviction' in under five minutes.
Speed is the only currency that matters. This query calculates the 'peer reaction window.' If your strategy hits the market, do you have a two-week head start, or will you be the second act? Get the answer and strike while the iron is still hot.
Ingest at scale, query live, manage seats — all from one console. No context switching, no spreadsheet exports.
| Seat | Role | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Seat 1 | Admin | Active |
| Seat 2 | Developer | Active |
Not for developers building dashboards. For the analysts who determine whether capital moves at all.
£500/mo is the cost of saving a hire. A junior analyst who does the research we automate costs £40k/year. The maths are simple.
Annual plan available at 20% discount. Contact sales for enterprise volume rates.
Why £500/mo? A junior analyst who could do the research we automate costs £40k/year. When they get promoted, they cost £60k.
The expensable line: £500/mo = £6,000/year. That is the salary of a dedicated researcher. We are replacing a headcount with a subscription.
Procurement reality: Most finance teams love OpEx subscriptions. £500/mo lands in the 'affordable software' bucket without triggering the procurement red tape that kills deals.
Your investment thesis deserves better than a quarterly report.