Pay for what you actually use.
Honest tiers. No upsell traps.
We're in Phase 0 — the prices below are indicative and design-partners pay less. The product earns its price by saving you the weeks you'd otherwise spend stitching five APIs together.
Researcher
For solo quants & academics
- Daily Parquet dumps (1 venue)
- 1y rolling history
- Resolution data + outcomes
- Public API, 10 rpm
- Email support
Quant
For professional researchers & small funds
- All venues (Kalshi + Polymarket + Manifold)
- Full historical archive
- 1-minute orderbook snapshots
- REST API, 60 rpm
- Daily reconciliation log access
- Postgres replica option
- Slack channel support
Pro
For mid-size funds & market makers
- Everything in Quant
- Tick-level orderbook replay
- WebSocket live feed
- REST API, 300 rpm
- SLA + uptime monitoring
- Custom backfills on request
- Direct line to founder
Multi-fund, market-maker, or institutional
Volume licensing, dedicated infrastructure, custom SLAs, on-prem deployment if needed. We've kept the schema clean precisely because institutional consumers don't tolerate bespoke per-vendor parsing.
Schedule a callHelp us shape the product. Pay less. Get heard.
Phase-0 design-partner spots: pay $500/mo (instead of $499 + $1,999 list) for 6 months in exchange for monthly feedback calls. We optimize the schema and the tooling around your specific workflow.
What we want from you: 30 minutes/month, ad-hoc Slack questions, and the right to cite (if you wish) that your fund/lab uses the dataset.
What you get: early-access pricing locked through 2027, schema input, custom backfills on the venues you actually trade.
Honest answers.
Is the data redistributable?
Internal use within your firm: yes. Redistributing or reselling the raw dataset: no. Derived signals and research output: yes. We'll send the full license terms with access; ask before you build anything that surfaces our data to third parties.
What's the venue ToS situation?
Kalshi and Manifold expose public APIs; we operate within their rate limits. Polymarket on-chain data is public by definition (we read Polygon directly). Where a ToS is ambiguous we err conservative — see the About page.
How fresh is the data?
Live workers update the canonical schema continuously (Kalshi WebSocket, Manifold and Polymarket short-poll). Daily Parquet drops cover T-1. Pro tier gets a WebSocket feed close to live. The recon log entry tells you the lag at every poll.
Can I see a sample first?
Yes — five real markets, three Parquet files (~24 KB total), readable by pandas, polars, and duckdb. Email us with one line about your use case and we'll send the link plus a sketch of what production access would look like.