Access
Three ways in
Explore is free and permanent. An Institutional Evaluation is a scoped, time-boxed trial. An Institutional agreement is a continuing commercial relationship. Every capability stated on this page is read from the same configuration the product enforces — not written independently here.
The three access states
One of these describes you today. None of them is a queue for the others: Explore is a permanent state, not a countdown.
Explore
Free · Permanent · Verified email
A verified email address is all it takes — no credit card and no payment details. Read 15 curated events with the semantic state of every mapping and the provenance behind every figure. One watchlist of up to 10 events, one seat, and price-at-size at $10,000.
Institutional evaluation
Qualified · Time-boxed · 14 days by default
A scoped trial on an event universe we agree with you. Approval and activation are separate steps, so the window does not start until your team is ready. When it closes, access returns to Explore automatically unless we have agreed terms.
Institutional
Custom commercial agreement
A continuing relationship: an agreed event universe, agreed delivery, and the data-rights position your firm needs — including the option to use your own licensed venue entitlement. Terms are set per organization, and we do not publish a price list.
What changes between them
These are the things a plan tier actually decides. Capability availability is a separate axis and is stated on its own below.
| What it decides | Explore | Evaluation | Institutional |
|---|---|---|---|
| Getting started | Verified email address. No credit card and no payment details. | Requested on the evaluation form, then qualified and approved by us. | Agreed commercially before access opens. |
| Term | Permanent. It does not expire. | 14 days by default, fixed at activation. | Per agreement. |
| Event universe | 15 curated events, classified under taxo_v1. | The event universe scoped with you on the call. | The event universe scoped with you, revisited as it changes. |
| Quotas | One watchlist of up to 10 events. One seat. No alert rules. | Not capped by plan quota. | Not capped by plan quota. |
| Price-at-size depth | Real numbers at $10,000. The other 5 ladder sizes are shown locked. | The full 6-point ladder, $10,000 through $1,000,000. | The full 6-point ladder, $10,000 through $1,000,000. |
| Production institutional API | Not issued on Explore. | Issued as part of an evaluation or an Institutional plan, subject to the availability stated below. | Issued as part of an evaluation or an Institutional plan, subject to the availability stated below. |
| Your own licensed source entitlement | Not applicable. | A discussion point when we scope your access. | A discussion point when we scope your access. |
- Contract semantics and provenance
- Included at every tier. Every mapping carries one of VERIFIED · PARTIAL · NOT_EQUIVALENT · UNREVIEWED, and every figure carries its source, its as-of time and the version identifiers behind it.
- Developer Sandbox API
- Self-serve at every tier. Create a key from your account settings once you are signed in.
What is available at all, at any tier
A plan tier answers what your organization has bought. It does not answer whether a capability exists yet, and it never answers whether a venue's data may be delivered to you — those are two separate axes, checked separately on every request. This table is the capability axis, and it is identical for Explore, Evaluation and Institutional.
| Capability | Status | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Workstation (Monitor) | Design partner | The per-event workstation, opened to organizations in the design-partner program. |
| REST API | Design partner | Programmatic access to the same event, liquidity and provenance records, in the same program. |
| Historical exports | Planned | Bulk history for backtesting. Designed and specified; not available yet. |
| Alerts | Design partner | Rule-based delivery of the signal types below, in the design-partner program. |
| Polymarket | Active | Entitled and collected today. Every published figure names it as its source. |
| Kalshi | Ships dark | Adapter built and tested, no live calls: the venue is not entitled, so no Kalshi figure is ever published. |
| Cross-venue comparison | Not currently available | Needs two entitled sources. The architecture is in place; with one source there is nothing to compare. |
The licensing axis is the third: each venue's data carries its own entitlement, independent of any plan. A capability being available does not by itself authorize delivery of a given source's data.
Questions people ask before they sign up
Short answers, each one traceable to the same configuration the product runs on.
Can I try Predict Here for free?
Yes. Explore is free and permanent, and it needs only a verified email address — no credit card and no payment details. It is not a trial that expires into nothing, either: an evaluation that ends returns your organization to Explore rather than switching access off.
Does Explore require a credit card?
No. There is no card, no payment details and no invoice on Explore. The paid states are negotiated with us directly, and nothing on this site charges you.
What data will I actually see?
15 curated events, classified under taxo_v1, with contract semantics and provenance on every record — a source, an as-of timestamp and the version identifiers of the maths behind each figure. Price-at-size is computed from visible depth at the standard ladder, which runs 6 points from $10,000 to $1,000,000; Explore gets real numbers at $10,000 and sees the other 5 sizes locked, and the full ladder opens on an evaluation or an Institutional plan.
What are the Explore limits, exactly?
15 curated events. One watchlist holding up to 10 events. One seat — Explore is one analyst looking at the product, not a desk. No alert rules: standing alert work re-evaluates on every collector tick and sends real email, so it is not something a free tier carries. And price-at-size at $10,000, with the other 5 ladder sizes visible but locked. A second seat and the full ladder are the first things an evaluation opens.
Is the data live?
No feed on this site is labeled real-time. Coverage and update cadence vary by source and by feature — today's data is delayed, not streamed. The collector ticks every minute, and a quote older than 10 minutes is read as stale rather than presented as fresh. See the methodology for how each state is defined.
Can I use the API?
The Developer Sandbox, yes — self-serve from your account settings at any tier. It returns synthetic example data using the same response contract as the live institutional API, so you can build against the real shape; nothing it returns reflects any real market. Keys for the live institutional API are issued separately, as part of an evaluation or an Institutional plan, and are not created self-serve. See the docs for the data model.
Is there historical data?
Not yet. Bulk history for backtesting is designed and specified; it is not available yet, at any tier. Point-in-time historical exports are planned, and this page changes the day they ship.
Does Predict Here execute trades? Does it hold funds?
No to both. Predict Here Institutional is a read-only data and intelligence product. It does not list markets, custody client funds, take the other side of a trade, or execute orders. It also does not provide investment advice.
Which venues are available?
Polymarket is the one entitled, live source today. Kalshi is present in our venue taxonomy but ships dark — no live calls, no universe membership — pending a data-rights agreement. Availability is identical on Explore, on an evaluation and on an Institutional plan; a venue is entitled or it is not, and a plan tier cannot change that.
Why is cross-venue comparison unavailable?
It needs two entitled sources. The architecture is in place; with one source there is nothing to compare. It becomes available as additional venues are entitled, not as a function of what you have bought.
Can my firm use its own licensed source entitlement?
Yes, in principle. Where your firm already holds a license from a venue, we can operate against that entitlement rather than ours, with redistribution limits recorded on your organization and enforced server-side on every request. It is a scoping discussion for an evaluation or an Institutional plan, not a self-serve switch, because it turns on the terms of your license rather than on a setting.
What does an evaluation actually commit us to?
A conversation and a window. You tell us the event universe and the workflow; we qualify the request and approve it, and activation is a separate step you control, so the 14-day window does not start until your team is ready. There is no automatic conversion at the end — access returns to Explore unless we have agreed terms.
On pricing
We do not publish a price list, and nothing on this site quotes one. Explore is free. Evaluation and Institutional terms are set per organization against the event universe, the delivery mode and the source entitlements involved, and we would rather tell you a real number on a call than an invented one on a page.
Still deciding?
Open Explore now and look at the real product, or tell us about your event set and workflow and we will answer directly.