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The brief, the coverage and the company and sector pages are free, in your inbox and on the site. The paid tiers are for you if your job depends on knowing first and acting first. No seats. Nothing is priced by login.

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·The daily brief in your inbox, every weekday
·Funding, acquisitions, grants and contracts across 21 sectors
·Company pages with funding history and people by name and title
·Sector pages: deals, companies, what they buy, what closes
·Follow companies and sectors; one alert when a followed company appears in the news

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$9per month

The reports the best-informed person in your sector reads.

·Everything in Free
·The Capital Report, every quarter
·The specialist briefings
·The full archive and the reports

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$39per month

You make the call while everyone else is still reading.

·Everything in Professional
·Deal alerts by sector, stage and size, the morning they land
·The full deal record: counterparties, investors, people named, products and suppliers in the category
·Messages to the people in the record, routed by role
·Research projects that fill themselves from new coverage
·The feed into your own tools; exports

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Why is so much of it free?: The brief and the coverage are how the people financing and building the transition start their day. Advertisers pay to be beside it, which keeps it free to read. The paid tiers are for the people who need to act on it faster than everyone else.
What does Professional + give me that a search would not?: Time. A matching deal arrives the morning it happens, with the companies, the investors and the people behind it already attached. By the time it is searchable elsewhere, you have already made the call.
Are there seats or credits?: No. One subscription, one person, everything in the tier. Nothing is metered.
Can my tools read the feed?: Professional + includes the feed and exports. An API and an MCP endpoint for the deal record are on the roadmap for teams that want the stream inside their own research stack.