Pricing

Pay per company, or license the data

Use Fokals inside your assistant and pay only for the companies you get. Or license the datasets for your product, your platform or your research.

MCP and API

Self-serve

$0.04 a company

Company data inside Claude, ChatGPT and any assistant that supports the Model Context Protocol, or from your own code through the API. Sign up and use it the same day.

$0.08 a company found by buying topic, $0.10 a full profile
Lower prices past 10,000 companies a month
$1 of credit when your account opens
The same company free again for 30 days
Nothing for a miss, and counting matches is free
No subscription and no minimum
Add funds by card from $5, good for 12 months

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Data licence

By agreement

Custom by dataset, delivery and use

The datasets themselves, loaded into your own systems, products and models under one data licence.

Any of the 5 datasets, joined on one company index
REST API and bulk files, refreshed daily and weekly
Internal use, embedded in your product or redistributed to your customers
Investment research, with identifiers for your security master
Sample data, the data dictionary and the methodology to evaluate with

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MCP and API

Pay for the companies you get

A prepaid balance in US dollars. Every answer says what it cost and what is left.

$0.04 a company: Each company in a search or a list you bring, with its technologies, open roles, buying topics and latest changes.
$0.08 found by buying topic: Each company found because it shows signs of buying in a topic you name, with the signals behind it.
$0.10 a full profile: Everything we hold on one company: every technology and since when, open roles, buying topics with their signals, announcements and website changes.
Less at volume: Past 10,000 companies of a kind in a calendar month, $0.02 a company, $0.05 found by topic and $0.06 a profile; past 100,000, $0.01 a company. For more than 50,000 profiles a month, a data licence costs less.
Free again for 30 days: Ask about the same company as often as you like. You pay for it once in that time, and a full profile also covers it in your lists.
Nothing for a miss: A company that isn’t found costs nothing. Counting matches and browsing filters are free too.
The price comes first: A request that would cost more than $0.25 shows its price and waits for your yes.
$1 to start: Your account opens with $1 of credit, enough for 25 companies or 10 full profiles.
No subscription: Add funds by card from $5 when you need them, and set your own monthly limit.
Good for 12 months: What you add is yours to spend for 12 months from the day you add it. The oldest funds are spent first, and your account page shows the date.

Questions

Good to know

Which one is right for me?

The connector is for working with company data a company or a list at a time, inside an assistant or from your own code: research an account, enrich a list, find companies by signal. A data licence is for loading the datasets themselves into your own systems, products and models.

What does a company cost on the connector?

$0.04 for each company in a search or a list you bring, $0.08 for a company found by buying topic and $0.10 for a full profile, with lower prices at volume. The same company is free again for 30 days, and a full profile also covers it in your lists.

Do I need a subscription?

No. Add funds by card when you need them. There is no monthly fee and no minimum.

Can I control what my assistant spends?

Yes. A request above $0.25 shows its price and waits for your yes, your balance is prepaid, and you can set your own monthly limit.

How long do my funds last?

12 months from the day you add them. The oldest funds are spent first, and your account page shows the date they are good until.

How is a data licence priced?

By the datasets you license, how you receive them and how you use them. Create your account and talk to an expert from it, and we’ll shape a licence around what you’re building.

Can I evaluate the data before I license it?

Yes. Get sample data for the datasets you’re considering, with the data dictionary and the methodology.

Building on company data?

Get started

Create your free account, then tell an expert from it what you’re building, and we’ll match the datasets, the delivery and the licence to it.