Indicator Lab

Premium

The 1 Oct 2026 article prints the two lines. Indicator Pro is $12.95 a month or $125 a year. The Lab add-on is $10 a month, billed monthly, and you can cancel anytime. The article says you need both. It does not print a setup fee, a seat count, or a tax line. The launch post the same day prints a different packaging of the monthly total: $22.95 a month for a new member, with the membership included, and $10 a month if you already pay for Indicator. $12.95 plus $10 equals $22.95. Cite the article for the split and the annual price. Cite the launch post for the $22.95 bundle. Do not drop one of them. A Pro membership without the add-on is the publication, not the five tools. The local open-model option does not remove the add-on. Workshops and office hours are included in the membership the article describes. They are not a separate rate. If a checkout later shows tax, cite the checkout.

The 1 Oct 2026 post says the Lab is an add-on to an Indicator membership. Spotlight takes a task, proposes a methodology, and waits for approval. The case file is supposed to trace each claim to a source. Scoutpost monitors a webpage, a social profile, a council agenda, a plane, or a ship, and archives the change. OSINT Navigator picks from a catalog of more than 13,000 tools. Members get 200 searches a day, and Spotlight can query the catalog. Splash turns reporting into charts, maps, scrollytelling, and video, deployed as iframes. Mycroft is the desktop interface for running the tools on your machine. Membership includes a monthly workshop with Tom, office hours every two weeks, and a Lab Notes newsletter.

• Five tools, one installer. Spotlight, Scoutpost, OSINT Navigator, Splash, and Mycroft, as named on 1 Oct 2026.
• $10 on top of Pro. The article lists Pro at $12.95 a month or $125 a year, plus $10. The launch post says $22.95 a month for a new member.
• Approve the plan first. Spotlight proposes a methodology and runs nothing until you say so. Claims are supposed to cite a source.

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   Read the 1 Oct 2026 post and decide whether you need Pro plus the $10 add-on.

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   If you join, approve or reject a Spotlight plan before any step runs.

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   Use Navigator's daily search cap as 200, the figure the post prints, until the product says otherwise.

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   Open every source in a case file before you repeat a claim.

• A buyer adds one price and ignores the other. The 1 Oct 2026 article says Indicator Pro is $12.95 a month or $125 a year, and the Lab add-on is $10 a month, billed monthly, cancel anytime. You need both. The launch post the same day says a new member pays $22.95 a month with the membership included, and an existing member adds the Lab for $10. $12.95 plus $10 is $22.95. Quote the article for the annual price and the launch post for the bundled monthly price. The article does not print $22.95.
• Spotlight returns a plan. The article says nothing runs until you approve it, and the case file is supposed to trace each claim to a source. Keep the plan in draft until a person approves it. Then open the sources. Navigator's catalog of more than 13,000 tools and the 200 searches a day are the article's figures. A catalog entry is not a licence to the tool. Scoutpost's alert is a change it archived, not the whole history of the page.
• The material cannot leave the newsroom. The article says Spotlight, Scoutpost, and Navigator can run locally with an open model. The launch post says the desktop app covers Windows, Linux, and Mac, and that local Mycroft starts at 24 GB of RAM. The article does not repeat the memory floor. This listing did not install the app, so it cannot show the installer. Tom Vaillant is the partner the article names. Confirm the machine before you promise the local path.

Hard cases

The case where the first result is easy to over-read.

Questions

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