Clarity comes standard.

Four modules, all of them about who is trading and what has been published: the addresses that traded a market (for markets whose trade tape has been reconstructed), how much of the traded notional sits with a few of those addresses, the individual prints rather than the aggregate of them, and public posts we collect placed against the price — each one carrying the time we first saw it rather than a claim about when it appeared. A fifth module, counterparty scoring, is marked Pro in our code but returns “not covered” on every deployment we run today, so it is not part of what a subscription buys.

No. All four modules are built from data we hold for part of the market universe rather than all of it, and a module with nothing to show says which kind of nothing it has instead of filling in — what those states mean.

A subscription starts right here: sign in with Google, choose monthly or annual billing above, and Stripe takes the payment on its own hosted page — this site never sees your card. It can equally start from inside the extension, which signs in through the same account; either way it is one subscription that works in both places.

Cancelling happens from your account, which opens Stripe’s billing portal. Cancelling stops the next renewal; Pro stays active until the end of the period you have already paid for, and the unused part of a period is not pro-rated. If you are a consumer in the UK or EEA you may also have a statutory right to cancel within fourteen days of purchase, subject to the usual limits where digital content has already been supplied with your consent. The subscription section of the terms sets all of this out in full, and nothing there limits rights you have under consumer law that cannot be limited.

Any tax due in your country is added at checkout, and the amount is shown again on the subscription site before anything is charged; what Stripe charges is what the configured Stripe price says — the figures on this page are read from the same table that is reconciled against it nightly. Payment is handled entirely by Stripe and we never receive your card details. Anything else — a refund request, or a charge you do not recognise — goes through support.

Everything this site publishes as a page: the settlement rules with the deadline and the source that decides the payout, the order book as it stands when you open the page, what a size you choose would cost to fill — why the headline probability is not your fill, recent aggressive buying and selling, and the other outcomes of the same event with why their prices rarely add up to one hundred per cent. None of that asks for an account — reading is free, and signing in exists only to unlock the Pro modules for subscribers.