Pricing
$49 a month.
One report a week, cut to your vertical, your countries and the functions you fill. No seats, no tiers, no annual contract, no call with anybody.
What that covers
everything, there is no second plan
| Weekly report | Every Monday, filtered to the patch you describe. Change it whenever you want by replying. |
| Signals | Scaling, slowing and seats reopened, now. First in a function and first in a country from December, once the index has 90 days of history. |
| Full index | All 171 companies, in whichever verticals apply to you. |
| Salary ranges | Where the company publishes them, shown as published. |
| Cancel | Reply with the word stop and you are not charged again. No form, no retention offer. |
| First month | If the first month is not worth it, reply within 30 days of paying and the month is refunded. You keep the reports. |
Full terms and refund policy and privacy policy.
Before you pay for anything
The first report is free and it is not a trial with a card attached. Tell me your vertical, your countries and the functions you fill, and next Monday's report arrives built to that. If it is not useful, that is the end of it.
I would rather you read one real report than a page of promises about what it might contain.
Honest notes
- This is early. OrgTicker is new and is being run for a small number of agencies at a time so that the reports can actually be shaped to each one. If that changes it will say so here.
- It is one person, and that is the point. Your filter is set by hand, not picked from a dropdown. Tell me the vertical is wrong and next week's report is shaped to it, usually the same day. No ticket number, no tier one.
- The index grows. Companies are added as the coverage list shows. Nothing is removed unless a company stops publishing.