The incumbent sells seven purchasable things across three surfaces that disagree with each other, including a plan marked out of stock and a cart that redirects to itself. This page is the only place our prices exist.
Enough to check the method before trusting it.
Permanent, not a trial. There is no trial of the paid tiers because this is it.
The whole library.
The incumbent charges $49 for its equivalent. We have no track record yet; this is a reason to try rather than a claim to be cheap.
What the markets imply, next to what the model says.
Priced below the $109 it was going to be, because it lost its flagship. See below.
Zone 11 as an API.
A range rather than a price. We have never sold this and the first three conversations will value it better than a number invented today. The floor is real: below $2,000 it is not worth the support.
This ladder used to carry a fifth tier — Signal, $2,000 to $10,000 a month — selling a volatility forecast built on prediction-market repricing as a feed to funds. Pro’s headline was the same forecast.
We replicated the paper it rested on, on our own data. It did not hold: t = −0.16 against the paper’s 3.63, and out of sample the signal made the forecast worse. So the node is not being built, the Signal tier is deleted, and Pro is $99 rather than the $109 it was going to be — because it is now a views tier that shows what markets imply, not a signals tier that tells you what happens next.
Charging the original price for the same page with the best thing removed would have been the easy move, and nobody outside would have known.
The incumbent shows Standard “from $59” and Pro “from $139”. A discount against a number nobody ever paid is a dark pattern, and not doing it is part of what we are competing on. $39 and $99 are the prices. Annual is two months free and nothing else.
A perpetual licence on a product with a recurring data cost is a loan against a future you then have to keep servicing. The incumbent sells one. We would rather be here in five years.
A fourth price for the same thing is how a ladder stops agreeing with itself. One price list, one set of numbers, whatever you pay with.
Cryptolean is research. It never custodies funds, never matches users, and never takes paid placement from a venue. Every series is daily close and lags the market by hours. Historical values use expanding-window normalisation, so nothing plotted for a past date was drawn with information that did not exist yet — which is the whole product, and the reason the free tier is permanent rather than a trial.