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Searching the public records and reports on this site is free, and always will be. You pay only when you put those records to work with AI — your prompt is how you use them.

Subscribers get an allowance that resets every day, served by open-weight models. Credits are available to everyone, and buy the advanced frontier models when you need Answers, Research or Analysis.

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Two things are free, permanently: the public records themselves, and the insights we build from them. Search runs across both.

1 · The public recordAs published

Every source in the catalogueRecords from governments, agencies, businesses and other organisations — 21 sources, unchanged and attributed to their publisher.

Full-text search, no capSearch the whole catalogue and read as much of it as you like. No account, no limit, no meter.

Record FeedNew-in-record as it lands, filtered by source, entity or portfolio.

2 · The insights we buildAlso free

Notes — the editorial layerA Note is what the records say when read against each other on one subject — a sitting day, a minister, an issue — built continuously across the connection network. Free to search and read, and the layer the terminal's modes run on.

Q&A ArchiveEvery published report and the records behind it, kept and searchable.

Citations and tracesFollow any claim back to the record it came from. Verification is never metered.

You pay only for the third thing: putting your own prompt to the records through AI.

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The mode sets what the model reads and how far it reasons. Cost then depends on the model behind it. Subscribers get Answer and Research off-meter, served by open-weight hosted models and subject to daily limits — no tokens counted. Frontier runs, and Analysis in every case, are metered on tokens, with the estimate shown before it runs. Listed lightest to heaviest. Start in Answer; Research and Analysis read further into the records behind the Notes. Notes are read automatically — there is nothing to load.

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Quick answers drawn from Tribune's curated Notes — the fastest way to scan what's happening across politics and policy. Lighter than Research or Analysis because reading the underlying records is not compulsory.Off-meter for subscribers — served by open-weight hosted models, subject to daily limitsReads the curated Notes automatically · lightest

ResearchGoes into the records themselves — the speeches, releases and submissions that underpin the Notes. Favours breadth over understanding the connections between records, and is heavier than Answer because it reads the raw record.Off-meter for subscribers — served by open-weight hosted models, subject to daily limitsReads the Notes and the records behind them · Sonnet on the metered path

AnalysisDeep cross-record synthesis — connecting what has been said across multiple speeches and releases, and across entities, jurisdictions or years. The heaviest use case, and the one worth confirming first.Frontier model only · always token metered

Beyond asking · AskTribune+

AskTribune+AgenticIn development

The three modes answer when you ask. AskTribune+ will keep working when you don't — monitoring the record and carrying out work with tools, on schedules, issues and tasks you set. Still being landed; not available yet.

RequiresWill require an active subscription and available creditsAgent runs will use frontier models, so they draw on credits rather than the daily open-weight allowance.

SchedulesStanding watches on the record. Run a question every morning, or the moment a source updates, and get only what changed.

IssuesA thread you're following — an entity, a portfolio, a piece of legislation. The agent tracks it across sources and tells you when the picture moves.

TasksWork to be done with tools, not just answered: build the table, reconcile the filings, export the set, draft the brief off the records.

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Subscriber$20 / monthor $50 a quarter — 17% less · unlimited on open-weight, plus a frontier token allowance

Unlimited Answer and Research on open-weight hosted models, subject to daily limitsA larger frontier-model token allowance for AnalysisAskTribune+ when it lands — schedules, issues and tasksSaved scopes and pinned sessionsExport records to CSV7-day change of mind refund

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Tokens are never spent without a number in front of you. Analysis is the heavy mode: it reasons across connections, not just breadth, so the terminal estimates first. The same confirm appears any time a prompt would run well past your usual.

At zero, nothing is deleted and nothing is locked. Searching the record, the Feed, the Archive and every citation stay free and open. Subscribers keep Answer and Research on open-weight hosted models, subject to daily limits — only frontier runs and Analysis pause until you top up.

Confirm spendAnalysis mode · about 84k tokens

Four jurisdictions and eleven years of filings. Wider than usual, and on a frontier model — Answer mode would give you this straight from the curated Notes for a fraction of the tokens.

Allowance left after: 1.2M tokens

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