Three paid plans. Payment is taken by Whop on its own domain, so Scienter never sees a card. Without a plan, an anonymous caller gets 20 requests a day.
The authoritative prices are the ones on scienter.xyz/pricing, which reads them from the same file this page was written from. If the two ever disagree, the pricing page is right and this page is stale.

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What a plan actually buys

Every plan reaches the same forensic API. The difference is volume, seats, and how quickly a person answers you.
  • Analyst is one person doing investigations. A thousand requests a day is a large number for hand-run casework and a small one for a product built on top, which is the line between the two plans.
  • Desk is a team. Unlimited requests, five seats, and a human answer inside a day.
  • Enterprise is a contract rather than a checkout. It starts at $30,000 a year and is priced against what you need; write to sales@scienter.xyz.

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How buying works

  1. Pick a plan on scienter.xyz/pricing. The button sends you to Whop, which takes the payment.
  2. Whop issues a membership id beginning mem_. It is on your receipt and under your orders on whop.com.
  3. Paste it once at scienter.xyz/activate. That device is then recognised for thirty-five days.
  4. Mint an API key at scienter.xyz/settings/api. Keys begin sc_, are shown once, are stored only as a hash, and expire after 90 days.
Activation is a separate step from paying. Whop takes the money on its own domain and tells Scienter nothing about your browser, so until you paste the membership id once, a paid account still reads as free and the API answers 402.

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Why a request might still be refused

A 402 is not always “you have not paid”. The body names which of these it is, and they have different fixes: A 429 is different again: the plan is valid and the daily request allowance is spent. It resets at midnight UTC.

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Refunds, invoices and cancellations

Whop holds the billing relationship, so subscriptions are managed in your Whop account. Anything about money is handled by a person rather than by the support assistant: write to sales@scienter.xyz, or ask on the support page, which passes billing questions straight to a human.
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