Plans and limits
What Explorer, Builder and Visionary include.
The shape of the tiers
Explorer is free and shows you the quality bar: one full breakdown in every category, plus previews of everything else. Builder unlocks the whole library and everything personal: fit on every card, saving, comparing, weekly drops and a capped number of deep analyses. Visionary removes the caps.
The honest difference between Builder and Visionary is AI usage. The library and fit scores are identical. What scales up is Scout: deep analyses, question volume and custom research on request.
What "fair use" means here, exactly
You will not find the word "unlimited" on our AI features, because it would not be true anywhere in this industry: every AI feature costs real money per use, and any provider printing "unlimited" is quietly running a cap they hope you never hit. We run the cap in the open instead.
Every account has a generous monthly AI allowance, sized well above what real research work uses; Visionary's is the largest. Inside it, nothing counts against you: no per-question meter on Visionary Scout, no weekly cap on Visionary deep analyses or own-idea scorings. Scoring your own idea follows the same ladder: one per week on Explorer, five on Builder, fair use on Visionary. If an account burns through multiples of normal usage (scripted access, automation, sharing), requests pause until the month resets - that is the whole mechanism. Saving and comparing ideas cost nothing per use, which is why those really are unlimited.
Custom research requests on Visionary are capped at three open requests at a time, because a human researcher fulfils them and we will not promise labor we cannot deliver.
Cadence, honestly
"Weekly drops" describes the norm, not a contract clause. Every candidate idea has to clear the quality gate, and the gate outranks the calendar: in a week where nothing clears it, nothing ships, and the changelog says so in plain sight. We would rather show you a dated gap than pad the library.
What we deliberately do not sell
There is no lifetime deal and no pay-once tier. The library changes weekly and scores update as markets move, so the product is a subscription by nature, not by pricing strategy.