Two ways in. A scholar tracks their own work, free. A research team gets the report, with the setup done for them.
What does a research team pay for 20 scholars?
$6,000 for the first 15 and $400 for each scholar beyond that: $8,000 a year. Scholars who leave the team can be replaced during the year at no charge.
Is there a trial for teams?
The demo is the trial: we open the team report with your scholars already in it before you decide. The three design-partner slots are the way to start at a lower price while the product is still being shaped around you.
Is there a free trial of the Scholar plan?
Yes, 30 days, no card required. Cancel any time; the free plan stays yours.
What counts as an impact?
A verified appearance of the work somewhere that matters: a congressional report or hearing, a federal rule or docket comment, a court filing, a think-tank study, a news story, a republication by another outlet, an academic paper. Every row links to its source. The full definition.
What sources do you scan?
OpenAlex, Semantic Scholar, Crossref, ORCID, Google Scholar, regulations.gov, OIRA, the Economic Report of the President, the Congressional Record and hearing transcripts, CourtListener opinions and briefs, 50+ news venues plus GDELT, Wikipedia, Google Books, podcasts, Federal Reserve speeches, and think-tank publication corpora. Full list on the demo page.
Can a scholar upload a CV?
Yes, on the Scholar plan and for every scholar on a team. We parse each row as a work. It fills the gaps discovery misses, mostly older work and unindexed venues.
Do you store personal data, and can we leave?
We store the bio details you sign up with, the works and impacts we discover, and any contacts you upload. We never sell it, and we delete it on request. Team plans are annual; cancel before renewal. Scholar plans cancel from the settings page, prorated.
Is the public page on by default?
No. Public sharing is opt-in, per scholar, and each scholar controls which works and impacts are visible.