Both plans deliver the same sourced briefs and weekly summaries. The pilot is a one-time purchase that ends on its own; the monthly subscription is a separate checkout once you have seen what a month of research in your city produces.
$399one time
Twenty-eight days of research in one supported territory, so you can judge the briefs against your own sales criteria.
$799per month
Continuous coverage for a team that wants a steady flow of researched introductions.
An investigation of one candidate event from the city’s records. Only candidates that check out become briefs, so a review is not a guaranteed lead, and quiet weeks are reported as quiet weeks.
Confirmed duplicates return their review credit, and a correction to an earlier brief does not use another one. Unused reviews expire at the end of the term; there are no automatic overages.
Chicago city limits and New York City’s five boroughs, using each city’s own records. Territories are not exclusive, but your exclusions, notes and outcomes stay private. Paid coverage opens per territory after its source checks.
Opening Ledger delivers research. Whether and how to contact a business stays with your company, and no brief establishes an available contract or purchasing intent. Checkout opens inside your account when service activation is complete.
The questions owners and sales managers ask before a pilot.
No. The $399 pilot ends after four weeks. The $799 monthly subscription requires a separate, explicit checkout.
There is no guaranteed number. A candidate may be stale, irrelevant or insufficiently supported. We deliver qualifying briefs and report what was actually reviewed, including quiet weeks and coverage interruptions.
No. Permitted public research may be relevant to multiple subscribers. Your exclusions, notes and outcomes remain private.
Initial source coverage is Chicago city limits and all five NYC boroughs. It excludes the surrounding metro areas. Purchase availability depends on source and quality checks.
No. You receive a sourced brief and a suggested factual introduction. Your company decides whether and how to contact the business.
We preserve the earlier brief and issue a linked correction to affected customers. A correction does not consume another review credit.
One territory, up to ten researched candidates, and every brief sourced and dated so your team can decide who to call.