Pricing

Tector is $19.99 per month(early bird pricing) for individual researchers, and custom-priced for consulting teams. Both plans include contradiction detection, human-in-the-loop resolution, and full source traceability - validation is not an upgrade.

Tector is $19.99 per month(early bird pricing) for individual researchers, and custom-priced for consulting teams. Both plans include contradiction detection, human-in-the-loop resolution, and full source traceability - validation is not an upgrade.

Individual

$19.99

$19.99

/ month

Early bird pricing · Regular $24.99/month

For the researcher who owns their own answer

Unlimited projects

Personal workspace

Contradiction detection and resolution

Source traceability on every claim

Free 30-day trial

Launching September 2026

Teams

Custom

Custom

Annual

For consulting teams who put their name on the answer.

Everything in Individual

Shared workspace across the engagement

Conflict resolution with a team audit trail (who decided what, when, why)

Research reusable across projects

SSO and advanced security

Custom integrations

Dedicated support

Launching September 2026

Validation isn’t a premium feature.

Contradiction detection, human-in-the-loop resolution, and traceability to source are in every plan. The Teams plan adds what a team needs — shared workspace, audit trails across people, and research that carries into the next engagement.

Questions about pricing

How much does Tector cost?

Tector is $19.99 per month for individual researchers during early access ($24.99 regularly). Pricing for consulting teams is custom and based on team size.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. Every plan starts with a free 30-day trial. No card required.

Do all plans include contradiction detection?

Yes. Contradiction detection, human resolution, and source traceability are included in every plan, not sold as an upgrade.

Who is Tector built for?

Tector is built for small-to-mid consulting firms, and is also used by PE/VC and corporate strategy teams, and by teams doing regulated or audit-heavy work.

When does Tector launch?

Tector launches September 2026. Early access is open to the first 100 teams.

Does Tector replace ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini?

No. Tector sits between the AI tools your team already uses and the deliverable you send a client. It reads across your research and flags where it contradicts itself.

How is Tector different from an AI workspace or note tool?

Workspace tools organize research. Tector organizes research so it can validate it — the output is a list of contradictions and unsupported claims for your team to resolve, with a record of who decided what.

Be one of the first 100 teams to validate their AI research.

Early access pricing is locked for the first 100 signups.