One price. The whole box.

The money questions.

What counts as a workspace?

One company you are selling for: its brief, its voice, its proof points, its pitches, its network. Selling for yourself means one workspace. An agency selling on behalf of five clients keeps five, so nobody's research, voice or network leaks into anybody else's.

How many seats do I get?

All of them. Pay with your work email and every colleague on that domain signs straight in. There is nothing to count and nothing to upgrade. Sign-in is Google or an emailed single-use link; there are no passwords.

Is there a run limit or a credit meter?

No. Runs are unlimited, and a batch takes up to a hundred companies at a time. We would rather you used it hard: a workspace that runs a lot and records what happened is a workspace that gets visibly better results, which is the point.

Is there a free trial?

No clock, no. The scan on the homepage reads your own site and shows who it would hunt for you, and the free run names companies worth approaching. Neither asks for an account or a card. The subscription you pay for up front and take the money back if it doesn't earn its keep, with no fourteen days of hoping you remember to cancel.

What does "money back if it doesn't earn its keep" mean?

Exactly what it says. Write to hello@prospektor.ai and we refund you. We would rather hear why than keep a month you regret.

Can I switch between monthly and yearly?

Yes. Email hello@prospektor.ai and we move you at your next renewal. There is no switch inside the studio yet, so today it is a reply from a human rather than a button.

What happens if I stop?

Nothing is held hostage. Export what you have, share the links you have shared, print what you need, and the workspace and everything in it is deleted when you ask. What we sell is next month's work, not custody of last month's.

What happens to my data?

Workspaces are strictly separated: your research, pitches and network are visible to your team only. Email addresses in a LinkedIn export are deleted at import, and your network never travels on a shared pitch. The privacy page says the rest, plainly.