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Osint Daily cover for Lampyre, under Link analysis, published 16 Oct 2026. The right side is a monogram because no capture is filed. Paid OSINT desk. Trial is $5, photons are metered.

01 · Product name

Lampyre

Paid OSINT desk. Trial is $5, photons are metered.

Published by DATA TOWER.

PremiumGUIAPILink analysis

In short

Lampyre is the data-analysis and OSINT desktop from DATA TOWER. On 21 Oct 2026 the pricing page listed a one-month trial at $5.00 for 30 photons, Lampyre 100 at $8.00 a month, and Lampyre 1000 at $77.00 a month. PLUS plans add a desktop license and a graph cap. The homepage says there are more than 100 data sources and that an AI agent shows a photon cost before a search runs. Link analysis is the nearest category, because the page's graph sits beside a table and a map.

Website

Product pricing strategy

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Premium

Quote the pricing page opened 21 Oct 2026, not a rounded bundle. The trial is $5.00 once for 30 photons. Monthly photon packs are $8.00 for 100 photons and $77.00 for 1,000. PLUS monthly is $116.00 for one device and $232.00 for three devices. Annual photon packs are $535.00 for 10,000 photons and $1,535.00 for 50,000. PLUS annual is $807.00 for one device and $1,615.00 for three. Photons are the page's credits, shared across desktop, data lookup, and API on the packs that say so. The trial says no API access. Support hours on the paid rows are 9-18 UTC. The homepage's without-registration sentence is not a promise that every request is free. A photon cost in the AI example, 52 Ph, is the sample's number, not a universal rate.

Utility and features

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lampyre.io says Lampyre obtains, visualizes, and analyzes data in one place, with more than 100 requests and more than 100 regularly updated sources. It names four views: table, map, graph, and all three together. A data-lookup paragraph says request prices are displayed in photons, which are credits added by the subscription. The same homepage says an AI agent picks searches, shows the cost, and runs them only after you approve. Its on-page example is the address j.galt@lampyre.io and the line "I will check 6 sources for 52 Ph." That example is the vendor's. This review did not run it. An MCP server is described for Claude, ChatGPT, or another MCP client, using a Lampyre account or an API key. The footer is © DATA TOWER 2026.

  • Trial is $5.00 once. The pricing page says $5.00, 30 photons, one month, one device, no API, and only once.
  • Photon packs and PLUS. Lampyre 100 is $8.00 a month. Lampyre 1000 is $77.00. PLUS adds a desktop license and a 10,000-object graph cap.
  • Homepage and price disagree in tone. The homepage mentions a no-registration path. The pricing page lists paid photons. Both sentences stay.

The pricing page separates photon packs from PLUS desktop licenses. Trial is $5.00 once, one user and one device, 30 photons, one month, no API, and it can be bought only once. Lampyre 100 is $8.00 a month for 100 photons. Lampyre 1000 is $77.00 a month for 1,000 photons. PLUS monthly for one device is $116.00 with 1,000 photons, up to 10,000 objects on a graph, and up to 500 input parameters. PLUS monthly for three devices is $232.00 with 1,500 photons. Annual packs are $535.00 for 10,000 photons and $1,535.00 for 50,000 photons. PLUS annual is $807.00 for one device and $1,615.00 for three. The homepage also says obtaining data in one click can happen without registration. That sentence and the paid photon table both stay.

  1. 1

    Pick a row from the pricing page and quote that row's dollars and photon count. Do not derive a new per-photon price.

  2. 2

    Approve a search in the AI agent only after the photon cost is the one you meant. The homepage says it waits for approval.

  3. 3

    Read a graph as the requests' output. Corroborate a person or a company in a register before you brief it.

Caveats

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Each price stays on its own row. $8.00 buys 100 photons a month. $77.00 buys 1,000. Dividing those into a per-photon cent and then using the cent as the price invents a rate the page did not print. The trial's 30 photons for $5.00 is a one-time row, not the monthly rate.

The homepage says one path obtains data without registration, and the pricing page sells subscriptions. Do not delete either sentence. A graph of emails, phones, or accounts is a layout of what the requests returned. It does not prove two accounts are the same person. The AI agent runs a search only after approval, which is the homepage's control, and the example address is on lampyre.io. This listing did not open the desktop, so it does not describe a form. Link analysis is the nearest category. The product also has a table and a map.

Potential use cases

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  • A buyer is about to average the photon packs. On 21 Oct 2026 the pricing page listed a $5.00 trial for 30 photons, Lampyre 100 at $8.00 a month, and Lampyre 1000 at $77.00 a month. PLUS monthly is $116.00 for one device and $232.00 for three. Quote the row. Do not divide dollars by photons and publish the result as Lampyre's rate.
  • The homepage's no-registration sentence is about to erase the price table. lampyre.io says one path obtains data without registration, and the pricing page sells subscriptions. The AI sample on the homepage says six sources for 52 Ph against j.galt@lampyre.io. That sample is the vendor's. This review did not run it.
  • A graph is about to be briefed as proof two accounts are the same person. The homepage says Lampyre can show a table, a map, and a graph together, with more than 100 sources. Link analysis is the nearest category. The output is what the requests returned. Corroborate a person in a register the request did not replace.

Hard cases

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

The trial price becomes the monthly price

The $5.00 row is one month, 30 photons, no API, and it can be bought only once. Lampyre 100 is $8.00 a month for 100 photons. Calling the trial the ongoing price, or calling $8.00 a one-time fee, swaps two rows the pricing page keeps apart.

Questions

Is Lampyre free?

The pricing page's cheapest row is a $5.00 one-time trial with 30 photons, one month, and no API. Monthly plans start at $8.00 for 100 photons. The homepage also describes a path without registration. Quote the page you mean.

What is a photon?

The homepage says photons are Lampyre's virtual credits, added by the subscription and shown as the cost of a request. The AI sample on that page says 52 Ph for six sources. That sample is the vendor's.

Citations

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