ORION organizes returned clinical-trial records, curated FDA catalysts, market context, and disclosed research heuristics into a reviewable workspace. Choose the depth that matches your workflow.
Monthly billing only. Annual plans are not offered until annual checkout prices are configured and verified.
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fund entitlement maps to Research Desk. Organization administration remains PILOT ONLY; API access is included only when explicitly provisioned.Paid promises are separated into what is live now and what remains pilot-only.
* Standard coverage. Large-cap companies with unusually broad clinical pipelines can take longer while ORION processes the additional source material.
No. ORION is a research tool. It surfaces, structures, and summarizes public clinical and regulatory data so you can form your own view. It does not make trades or give personalized recommendations.
Public clinical-trial registries, FDA calendars, and company disclosures. Every generated claim links back to its source so you can verify before you act.
Monthly self-serve plans cancel at the end of the current billing cycle. Annual billing is not currently offered. Guided-pilot terms, if any, are confirmed separately in writing.
The Free plan is the trial — one production analysis request a day, no card required, using the same source-connected workflow and scoring method as paid self-serve tiers. Source availability can vary and missing inputs remain unavailable. We don't currently offer a time-limited trial of paid tiers; reach out if you want a guided walkthrough on a name you care about first.
Yes — every score's formula, weights, data sources, and disclosed limitations (including a published negative backtest result) are in the Methodology Whitepaper, downloadable as a PDF for institutional due diligence.
See a full worked example — Watchtower monitoring results and Thesis Ledger history — on the sample report page. It's built from ORION's own illustrative demo company and clearly watermarked as a sample, not a real account's output.