The paid beta covers service through December 31, 2027. At the end of that period, access stops. It does not renew automatically. If you are planning ongoing client work, account for that end date when evaluating the offer.
Data cannot be exported after access ends. Reasonable exports will be available during the paid period, but bulk exports of proprietary collections such as the full Prospect Index or News Index are not included. Detailed export limits are still being finalized.
Get the following terms in writing before buying.
The four questions that matter
- When does the service period end, as a date rather than a duration?
- What happens to access at that point? Does it stop, continue at a different price, or convert to something else?
- What happens to your stored history? Will it remain readable, can it be exported, and for how long after the period ends?
- Does anything renew automatically, and if you choose to continue, on what terms?
The third is the one most often skipped and the most expensive to discover late. A tracking series is worth something because it is long, and a series you cannot export is a series you lose.
What is published now
The offer is a single payment covering service through December 31, 2027, with no automatic renewal. It includes 30 active campaigns, 10,000 tracked calls per week and six weekly calls with Ben.
What beta means in the meantime
The product is in active development and is being used for real work while that continues. Parts are unfinished. Reports may change shape, features may change, and interruptions are possible. The API and MCP server read data and run searches; they cannot yet create or change a campaign.
In exchange, a beta buyer has direct access to the person building it, with weekly calls included in the published description. You can discuss requests directly with the person who would implement them.
Who should wait
A buyer who needs a settled feature set, an API that can write, formal uptime commitments or a security review process should wait. Those are reasonable requirements and this is the wrong stage of a product for them.
Before relying on access for work beyond the beta period, review the published terms. Keep your service plan aligned with the access that has been agreed.
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