On your own
01
Read
For anyone following the questions MP AI tracks.
What you get
- The live Commons
- The evidence trail behind every public number
- The ten Casebook stories
MP AI is responsible for
None; you read.
Free account, on request.
02
Try it alone
The Pro plan: for an analyst, researcher or operator who wants to work a question without a team.
What you get
- One private workspace for one operator
- Your saved questions (a decision or a thesis), each with its dated evidence, counter-case and record
- A monthly allowance of bounded work (assisted continuations, focused investigations, deep challenges) plus reads of your results into your own tools
MP AI is responsible for
MP AI maintains the shared coverage; you maintain your cases.
Limited self-service pilot · request a place
Value for money: the stack you run today, and what changes
A lab subscription plus do-it-yourself
- A Pro or Max plan from an AI lab, or an open agent harness on open-weight models through a cloud or a router
- Search and data APIs, hosting or routing, each on its own bill
- The hours: build the pipeline, choose the sources, re-run unchanged research every morning, join incompatible vintages, repair it when a connector or model changes
- No shared coverage, no scored record, no rights-cleared sources with dated cutoffs
What Pro adds for its fee
- Coverage prepared once for every subscriber: the Commons
- Your question kept with its dated evidence, assumptions, counter-case and record
- A public, scored track record with the misses kept
- The same record delivered into the assistant you already use, through MCP
The test you can run
Pick one question you already work. Same scope, same cutoff, same required quality. Count the hours and the bills on each side for a month. If Pro does not remove at least half the work, do not buy it.
Cohort test, not a public price An access-only rung, the record and the coverage inside your assistant through MCP at a lower price with the orchestration on your own subscription, is being tested with the first ten operators beside full Pro.
With us
03
Run it with us
For a team with a mandate: a CFO or CRO’s decision family, a desk’s scenario coverage.
What you get
- Five operators; managed coverage at the cadence you choose
- Human review hours each month
- Integration into your board pack or desk tools, API and MCP for the licensed team; service commitments
MP AI is responsible for
MP AI takes responsibility for coverage, review and delivery.
Scoped with you, from a four-week capped pilot.
04
Enterprise
For group perimeters and several mandates.
What you get
- Fifteen operators or more, several decision families or mandates
- Higher review hours and reserved capacity
- A procurement and security pack
MP AI is responsible for
As agreed in the service schedule.
Priced by perimeter and service schedule, in the conversation.
Every plan includes an allowance of bounded work; extra work is quoted in platform credits and agreed before it runs. Nothing is charged automatically. Team and enterprise prices are agreed with you from the pilot’s evidence.
Four questions the ladder raises
Is a team package five Pro seats?
No. A team package (Corporate Core or Research Desk) is five operators plus the mandate: managed coverage, review hours, integration, API and MCP rights for the team, and service commitments. A Pro case can become a team mandate without starting again.
What happens when I reach my allowance?
Your saved work stays readable. You choose a smaller scope, next month’s allowance, or a top-up quoted in credits. Nothing is charged automatically.
Can my assistant use it?
Reads of your permitted results through MCP are included in your plan’s allowance. Fresh work draws on the same allowance, whether you ask through the platform, the API or your assistant.
Why no package prices on this page?
Team coverage is scoped: the perimeter, the review hours, the integrations and the service commitments differ by client. We agree the price from the pilot’s evidence rather than publish a table that fits no one. The self-service price is published once the first operators have tested it.