PREDICT HERE EXPLORE
Predict Here Explore
Free, permanently. A curated slice of the Monitor universe with the same semantics, the same provenance and the same execution methodology the institutional product runs on — small enough that you will run out of it, honest enough that you can judge it.
No card. No call. A verified work email.
Explore is not a trial that expires and not a queue you wait in. You sign in with a code sent to your work address and the workstation opens. What is constrained is the size of what you can see, never the quality of it — every figure carries the same source, as-of time and semantic state an Institutional desk gets.
Exactly what Explore includes
The constraints first, because that is the question. Every number below is read from the same configuration the API enforces, so this page cannot drift from the product.
| Capability | Explore | What that means |
|---|---|---|
| Curated event universe | Included | 15 events, hand-picked from the monitored universe across several categories. Search and filtering work normally inside that set. |
| Event semantics | Included | The full resolution rules, contract mapping and verification state for every event you can see — the layer the whole product is built on, not a summary of it. |
| Provenance and data quality | Included | Every figure carries its source, its as-of time and its quality state. Nothing is presented as real-time, and an unavailable number is shown as unavailable rather than as zero. |
| Price at size, $10,000 | Included | The $10,000 rung of the execution ladder, computed on read from the visible order book — the same walk, the same algorithm version, the same output as every other tier. |
| Watchlist | Included | 1 watchlist, up to 10 events on it. |
| Developer Sandbox | Included | A test API key against frozen synthetic fixtures, so an engineer can build and test an integration before anyone signs anything. |
| Seats | Included | 1. Explore is one person evaluating the product, not a desk running on it. |
| Full execution ladder | Not included | The rungs above the first — up to $1,000,000 — and the two-sided capacity bands. Reserved for an Evaluation; the response an Explore session receives does not contain them. |
| Alerts | Not included | Threshold, move, divergence and rules-change alerts. An alert rule is standing work that runs on every tick, so it belongs to a plan somebody has agreed to. |
| Historical exports | Not included | Bulk history and file delivery. Specified, not yet generally delivered — see the methodology page for what exists today. |
| Cross-venue comparison | Not included | Comparing the same event across venues. Not available on any plan today: only one source is entitled and live. |
| Production API | Not included | Live keys against real market data, as opposed to the Developer Sandbox's fixtures. Part of an Evaluation or an Institutional agreement. |
If you hit one of these limits, that is the intended outcome — it means you started doing real work. An Evaluation opens the full ladder, alerts and the production API on the events your desk actually watches, for a fixed window.
How it works
Sign in with your work email
We send a one-time code. No password to choose, no card, no scheduling link. Personal and temporary addresses are not what this is for.The workstation opens
Your organization is created for you on first sign-in and put on the Explore plan. You are its administrator.Judge the data
Read the semantics, check the provenance, run the price-at-size demonstration. When the limits start to bite, ask for an Evaluation.
Predict Here is an information and analytics provider. It does not take custody of assets, does not extend credit, and does not execute or route orders. Every figure on the platform is delayed and as-of stamped; nothing published is a real-time feed, a quotation, or an offer to transact. Explore's constraints are commercial, not a statement about data quality — what an Explore session receives is computed exactly the way an Institutional session's is.
Open Predict Here Explore
A verified work email is the whole requirement. If you would rather scope a full evaluation on your own event set first, start there instead.