Free
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Browse the public terrain and keep a few saved Scopes.
- 3 saved Scopes
- Scope comparison & derivation
- Evidence navigation
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Pricing
Every public terrain is free to explore with no account: all four lenses, search, Compare and Atlas export. A free account saves your scopes. Cartographer adds API access and higher limits. Its Watch allowance is included; scheduled updates and notifications are coming soon.
Cartographer
$399 / month
or $3,888 / year
For analysts and operators building Scopes, placing Watches, and querying Semantic Terrain.
Everything in Free, and:
- 5,000 API credits
- 20 Terrain Watch slots
- 200 saved Scopes
- API key access
- Premium terrain access
- Priority processing
- Exports & reports
Team
Coming soon
Cartographer for a whole team — shared seats, higher limits.
Everything in Cartographer, and:
- Team seats
- Shared team workspace
- Roles & admin controls
- Higher usage limits
Enterprise
Coming soon
Custom limits, SSO, and support — talk to us.
Everything in Team, and:
- SSO / SAML
- Audit log & governance
- Custom limits & SLA
- Dedicated support
- Cross-terrain joins
Prices in US dollars, from the CAINC account catalogue on 2026-10-23. Subscriptions follow the Terms of Service, including renewal, cancellation and the 14-day refund on a first purchase.
By inquiry
For work that depends on one collection, or on collections nobody has charted yet. Each engagement is scoped with you and quoted in writing before work begins; most begin with a briefing.
- 1
Terrain Briefing
For any team deciding whether a terrain fits its work.
A guided reading of a live terrain with the people who build CAINC, followed by a conversation about the collections your work depends on.
- A walk-through of a public terrain, chosen to sit close to your field
- A look at the records you rely on: who publishes them, how often, and in what form
- A short written note on what a terrain of those records would involve
No fee. Most engagements begin here.
Request a briefing - 2
Custom Terrain
For practices and institutions that return to the same records again and again.
A terrain of a collection you name — a regulator, a court, an agency’s releases, a licensed feed or your own matter files — scoped around your access requirements and update needs.
- A terrain built from the sources you name, public or private
- A proposed snapshot schedule, agreed after source and build feasibility checks
- Entity types named for your domain, from parties and agencies to parts and programmes
- Named-user access and delivery arrangements specified in the written scope
Quoted after a briefing, from the size of the collection and how current it must stay. Reduced rates for education, research and non-profit work.
Discuss a collection - 3
Deep Dive
For one question that matters now: a matter, an inquiry, a decision.
A scoped engagement that starts from a terrain and follows a single question as far as the evidence goes, working directly with you throughout.
- A Custom Terrain of the records the question needs, where no public terrain covers them
- Engineering for your sources: ingestion from the systems you name, and the entities and fields your question turns on
- One-to-one working sessions with the people who build CAINC
- A written account of what the terrain shows, every observation linked to its articles; the conclusions stay yours
A fixed scope and fee, agreed in writing before work begins.
Scope a deep dive
Partnerships and programmes
Two ways to work with us on different terms: shaping CAINC as a partner, or using it for teaching, research and the public good.
Design Partners
For practices and institutions that want a hand in what CAINC charts next.
A small number of partners work alongside us on the terrains and tools their field needs first. Partners see new terrains and features early, and their questions shape what we build.
- Early access to new terrains and capabilities, before they reach the atlas
- Access arrangements for named participants, agreed in the partnership scope
- A direct line to the people building CAINC, with regular working reviews
- The option to chart a Public Terrain together, credited to the partnership when you wish
Most partnerships are paid, at partner rates. When a partnership charts a Public Terrain that serves a wider audience, we may waive the fee and work in kind: your expertise and candid feedback for our engineering.
Ask about partneringEducation, Research and Public Interest
For educators, students, researchers, libraries, non-profits and public-interest journalism.
Work that serves a public good should not wait for a services budget. We offer reduced terms to people and organisations whose use of a terrain gives something back: a course, a published study, an open report.
- Custom Terrains at reduced rates for teaching, research and non-profit work
- Access for classes and research groups to the public atlas and to Cartographer features
- Dated snapshot references and publication identifiers for papers, theses and reports
- Nominations for the atlas: propose a public collection, and if it serves a wide audience we may chart it as a Public Terrain
Reduced or waived fees, agreed case by case. We ask for a short account of the intended use, and permission to mention the work once it is public.
Tell us about your projectScoped before it starts. Every engagement has a written scope and fee before work begins, and changes to either are agreed the same way.
Your records stay yours. Access controls, processing, retention and delivery are agreed before private records are accepted. Nothing built from your sources is published without your agreement.
Public by agreement. A terrain charted with a partner joins the public atlas only when both sides choose to publish it, with credit if you want it.