SaaS Plans
One free tier and one paid early-access tier. Alpha Access is billed monthly through Stripe.
Hobbyist Free
For students, enthusiasts and casual investigators.
- Up to 3 active cases
- In-browser indicator extraction (documents never uploaded)
- Text search across saved indicators
- Reports (print / CSV)
- Fractal encryption demo tool
- Forum, news feed, knowledge base, Gumshoe games
Alpha Access $5 / month
Early / developer access. Not production-ready.
- Everything in Hobbyist
- Up to 100 active cases
- Link analysis across sources and cases (early)
- Log analysis (early)
- Regex search (early)
- API Intelligence: RDAP and DNS lookups (early)
- Alpha feedback channel
Not CJIS compliant. Pattern-based extraction can produce false positives. Not court-ready.
Get Alpha Access ($5/mo)Feature comparison
| Feature | Hobbyist (free) | Alpha Access |
|---|---|---|
| Active cases | 3 | 100 |
| Evidence intake | In-browser extraction | In-browser extraction |
| Search | Text | Text and regex (early) |
| Link analysis | – | Yes (early) |
| Log analysis | – | Yes (early / partial) |
| API Intelligence | – | Yes (early) |
| Fractal encryption | Demo tool | Demo tool |
| Shared spaces, automation, deployment | Coming soon | Coming soon |
| Support | Community forum | Alpha feedback channel |
Plans FAQ
Is there only one paid tier?
Yes. Hobbyist stays free; the single paid tier is Alpha Access at $5/month, billed through a Stripe payment link.
Do I need an account before paying?
No account is required to pay. Alpha provisioning is manual for now: register with the same email you used at checkout and we upgrade that account.
Is Alpha Access production-ready?
No. It is early / developer access. Some tools are demo or coming soon, and IOC/case output is not production-grade or court-ready.
Can I use it for CJIS-regulated data?
No. Project Revelare is NOT CJIS compliant and must not be used for CJIS-regulated data.
Do you store my documents?
No. Documents are analysed in your browser and never uploaded. We keep file names, sizes, SHA-256 hashes and extracted indicators. See data handling.