Pricing
Reading The Minutes is free, and stays free. The two paid tiers are a
waitlist: no card is taken today, and nothing charges without you choosing to.
Read every person page Search the whole roster Themes over the last 90 days Follow one person
Unlimited follows and alerts Custom windows, not just 90 days Full archive beyond 90 days Then and now history Calendar export
API access to the whole record An MCP server, so an agent can query it directly Everything in Follow, up to 5 seats Request a person be added
Questions
Is it free right now?
Yes, all of it. Every person page, the search, themes over the last 90 days,
and following one person. Nothing on the site is behind a payment today.
When does Follow launch?
There is no date. The waitlist exists so there is someone to ask before it
is built, and so the features get shaped by people who want them. You will
get an email before anything launches, not after. The same goes for Build:
the API and the MCP server exist as a plan and a waitlist, not yet as a
product.
Do you take a card today?
No. The waitlist stores an email address and which tier you asked about,
nothing else. There is no card form on this site, and no payment processor
is connected to it.
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