Does a more expensive plan get a friendlier score?
No. The risk score is computed the same way on every tier — it is arithmetic over live Steam market data, and the language model only writes the explanation. Two accounts submitting the same concept on the same day get the same number. Higher tiers show more of the working, not a different answer.
What counts as one analysis?
One concept, scored once. Editing the pitch and re-running it counts again on Indie; on Studio re-runs are free. Opening, exporting or sharing an existing report never costs anything.
What happens when I hit my monthly limit?
Nothing breaks. Existing reports stay readable and downloadable, and the counter resets on the first of the month. You can upgrade mid-period and the difference is prorated to the day.
How does annual billing work?
You are charged once for twelve months and pay the equivalent of ten — $149.90 for Indie, $1,499.90 for Studio. The quota still resets monthly; it does not pool into one big annual bucket.
Can I cancel whenever I want?
Yes, from the billing page, in two clicks. Access continues to the end of the period you already paid for — nothing is cut off mid-month — and your reports remain readable afterwards.
Is the Investor brief a subscription?
No. It is a single $499 purchase for one deep dive, delivered as a PDF within 48 hours, and it includes an analyst call. You can buy one whether or not you hold a subscription.
What if there is not enough data on my genre?
The report says so. Confidence drops to low when fewer than six close comparables exist, and the text tells you to treat the score as directional rather than final. We would rather admit a thin sample than bluff a number.
Do you refund?
Full refund within 14 days if you have run fewer than three analyses. After that, cancel and you simply are not billed again.