Quantivo
Not yet available for purchase

Pricing, published before we charge for anything

Quantivo is in private development and billing is not open. These are the planned tiers. Final pricing depends on market-data licensing costs, which are still being negotiated — so the numbers stay honest rather than invented.

Research

Freeplanned

Enough to evaluate whether the evidence model is worth your time.

  • Delayed technical signals on a limited universe
  • Public statement feed with exposure labels
  • Full data lineage on everything you can see
  • One saved alert rule
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Pro

TBDper month, planned

For active traders who want the full signal surface and options context.

  • Full universe scanning with conviction scoring
  • Options intelligence: IV rank, strike selection, liquidity gates
  • Unlimited alert rules with cooldowns and quiet hours
  • Backtesting with realistic cost and fill modelling
  • Portfolio DNA and personal expectancy analytics
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Desk

Contact usplanned

For teams that need shared workspaces and an audit trail that satisfies compliance.

  • Everything in Pro for every seat
  • Shared watchlists, workspaces, and decision history
  • Role-based access with full access auditing
  • Export controls and entitlement-aware redaction
  • Priority support
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Common questions

Why is Pro priced "TBD"?
Because a large share of the cost is market-data licensing, and those agreements are not signed. Publishing a number now would mean changing it later, so it stays blank until it is real.
Is Quantivo investment advice?
No. Quantivo is a research and decision-support tool. It is not a broker-dealer or a registered investment adviser, and nothing it produces is a recommendation to buy or sell any security.
What happens if a data source goes down?
The affected module reports stale or unavailable and stops producing signals. It does not fall back to cached or sample data and present it as current.
Will there be an API?
Yes, on the Desk tier, subject to the redistribution limits in our market-data agreements. Entitlement-aware export controls are already part of the design.