Every plan includes the record: the draft, its evidence trail and who decided. Pick the capacity you need; the price is shown before anything runs.
Same methods as Pro. The grant is smaller, credits do not roll, and experts stay in one function, with one free change in the first month.
The plans differ in how much you run, how many functions you can hire from, and how fast a person answers you. Find the week that looks like yours.
You work in one discipline, regulatory, market access, medical, and most weeks you have one question that needs a sourced answer you can forward. Briefs cover it.
Starter: experts from your discipline, Briefs, Orient included, the community for questions.
You hold the decision, not only the question, and the decision needs regulatory, access and medical to agree, or to disagree on the record.
Pro: every function, Panels and Analyses, more to spend and carried over, a person within two working days.
You run several products or markets at once and the Workbench is where the programme lives.
Ultra: everything in Pro, the most to spend, the fastest reply, and room for a function to be stood up at once.
If you are not sure. Start with Pro for one month: everything you write stays if you move to Starter later, and nothing you hired is lost.
Every seat carries the same 500 credits as a Pro plan. The seat gets cheaper as the firm grows, and the credits pool — so the person running two pieces of work this week draws on capacity the others are not using.
500 credits is fifty expert Briefs, or twenty-five researched answers, or sixteen Analyses, or twelve expert Panels. Mix them however the work falls.
Need more in a heavy month? Buy a top-up rather than a bigger plan — and if you find yourself topping up every month, the bigger plan is the better deal and we will say so.
Analyses and Missions are priced per item.
See the catalogueIt evaluates, and it shows you the evidence; what a regulator or a payer accepts is their decision and we never claim otherwise.
The platform drafts, evidences, and stops.
When it finds nothing, it tells you and writes nothing.
If any of those describe you, don't subscribe — we'd rather tell you now than at your quality review.