Pricing
Everything is free while we build. The information stays free; speed, depth and tools will be paid.
Free
0
- The daily brief and every insight page
- Seasonality and event history for all 74 markets
- Fed, ECB, tariff, earnings and oil supply event studies
- Watchlist email digest, daily or weekly
- CSV downloads of monthly seasonality
Pro
Planned
- Real-time alerts within minutes of a headline
- Unlimited watchlist with per-market alert rules
- Custom event studies: pick any event type and market
- The full event database: every rate decision, earnings day and tariff headline with reactions
- The brief one hour earlier and a weekly outlook
- Scenario tracker for your markets
Teams and data
Planned
- API access to seasonality, event studies and insights
- White-label daily briefs in your brand and language
- Embeddable seasonality widgets
- Custom coverage of additional markets
What will always be free
Every page that search engines and AI assistants can read stays free: market pages, studies, the daily brief and each insight. Paid plans add speed (real-time alerts), depth (custom studies and the full event database) and convenience. We will not put the reasoning behind an insight behind a paywall while showing only the headline.
What we will not do
- No buy or sell signals, price targets or model portfolios.
- No paid placement inside insights, and no broker affiliate links next to analysis.
- No selling or sharing subscriber data.
Questions
Will my free alerts stop when Pro launches?
No. The daily and weekly digests stay free. Real-time alerts are the Pro feature.
Is there a discount for early subscribers?
Yes. Everyone who subscribes during the free launch will get an early-supporter price when Pro starts.
Not investment advice. Market Seasonality publishes historical statistics, news summaries and scenario analysis for information and education. Past patterns do not guarantee future results. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any asset, and scenarios describe possible paths without predicting them. See the disclaimer and methodology.