Simple AMAAS Pricing

Full access during the trial. Keep AMAAS if it earns your confidence.

The 14-day Free Trial provides full access to AMAAS. Explore the complete research workflow with no credit card required and no automatic billing. Then decide whether AMAAS fits how you work.

Founding Investor · 3-Month Access

Introductory price: $15 total for 90 days of Investor access.
Billing: One-time payment; no automatic renewal.
Access: Company research, equity screening, company comparison, portfolio simulation and available AI-assisted research.
Expiration: Access ends 90 days after verified payment, unless you purchase another eligible plan.
Coming later: Market Time Machine is not included as an available feature while under construction.

$15
90 days · one-time

Get 3 Months for $15

Individual Investor

Access: Keep full AMAAS access after the trial.
Monthly: $39, renewable each month.
Annual: $350 for one year — about $29.17/month and $118 less than paying monthly for 12 months.
Best for: Individual investors who use AMAAS as an ongoing research platform.

$39/mo
$350/year

Subscribe $39/month Subscribe $350/year

Enterprise

Price: Starting at $3,500 per year for up to 10 users.
Scaling: Additional 10-user blocks can be added as the organization grows.
Designed for: RIAs, advisory firms, family offices, research teams, and institutional users.
Provisioning: Enterprise accounts are configured directly so access, users, and professional capabilities match the organization.

$3,500/yr
up to 10 users

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24-Hour Day Pass

Price: $10 for 24 hours.
Purpose: A low-friction way to return after your Free Trial without committing to a subscription.
Includes: Full research access during the pass.
Availability: Offered after the Free Trial; active trial users already have full access and do not need a Day Pass.

$10

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One research platform. No paywall maze.

AMAAS is designed to earn recurring use, not interrupt research with repeated purchase prompts. Individual, comparison, and portfolio report-commerce capabilities remain part of the platform, but they are intentionally removed from the primary pricing menu while AMAAS focuses on trial-to-subscription adoption.

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