01 · Product name
Nexus OSINT
Paid investigation workspace from Next Sight, with published euro prices.
Published by Next Sight.
In short
Nexus is an investigation workspace from Next Sight in Slovenia. The site calls it an agentic OSINT platform: you describe an objective, and it coordinates public-source research inside a case. The pricing page lists two self-serve plans. Pro is €59 a month with 150 credits and 43 of 47 skills. Agency is €89 a month with 300 credits and all 47 skills. Yearly totals on that page are €630 and €960. The workspace itself is behind registration. A skill result is a lead, not an identification.
Product pricing strategy
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Premium
Nexus publishes two self-serve prices on its pricing page. Pro is €59 a month or €630 a year, with 150 credits a month and 43 of 47 skills. Agency is €89 a month or €960 a year, with 300 credits a month and all 47 skills. The page says yearly billing is about 10 percent less and that unused credits carry over without a cap. Credits are the meter. A skill that is not in the Pro set is an Agency skill, which is a product limit, not a finding. The page also describes a Teams plan for more than one seat and does not offer it as a self-serve checkout. There is a register button and a demo request. This listing quotes only the figures printed on that page.
Utility and features
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Nexus OSINT is the product at nexus-osint.ai, published by Next Sight. The homepage describes a workspace that keeps a question, the research, and the evidence together, and it says the work is lawful, GDPR-aware, and aimed at chain of custody. It points investigators, brand-protection teams, and similar users at the same product. The skills are the unit of work. The homepage and the pricing page both talk about 47 investigative skills.
- A case, then skills. The site says you describe an objective and run skills or a direct lookup. The output stays inside the workspace.
- Credits and a skill library. Pro includes 43 of 47 skills and 150 credits a month. Agency includes every skill and 300 credits.
- The UI is behind an account. The pages a visitor can open are the description and the prices. The case view requires registration.
The pricing page is specific. There are two self-serve plans. Pro is €59 a month, billed monthly, with 150 credits a month and 43 of the 47 skills. Agency is €89 a month with 300 credits a month and all 47 skills. Yearly billing is €630 or €960 a year, which the page describes as about 10 percent less, and credits still arrive monthly. Unused credits carry over without a cap. A multi-seat Teams plan is mentioned and is not a self-serve checkout. Registration sits on platform.nexus-osint.ai. The public marketing pages do not show the inside of a case, so this listing does not pretend they do.
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Read the pricing page and decide whether 43 skills and 150 credits match the question before you register.
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Treat each skill result as a lead with a source. Open the underlying page before you brief it.
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Watch the credit balance. Unused credits carry over, according to the pricing page, but a skill still spends credits.
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If the work is a team workspace, ask Next Sight about the multi-seat plan. It is not a self-serve button.
Caveats
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The Nexus pages a visitor can open are the description and the price list. The workspace is behind registration, so this listing does not describe a screen it has not seen. Skill counts and credit counts are the vendor's meter. They do not measure accuracy.
A result about a person or a company is a lead from public sources. The site's lawful-use language does not expand your authority. Unused credits carrying over, which the pricing page states, is a billing rule, not a retention rule for the evidence. Confirm anything you will repeat. Maltego remains the pivot when you already have entities to connect and you do not need this credit meter.
Potential use cases
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- You are choosing a paid workspace and you need the meter, not the adjective. Read the Nexus pricing page. Pro is €59 a month or €630 a year for 150 credits and 43 of 47 skills. Agency is €89 a month or €960 a year for 300 credits and every skill. Match that to the lookups you actually run in a month. A skill the Pro column does not include is not a tool you have paid for.
- A case is already in another graph. Use Nexus only for the skills you lack, and copy out the source URL the skill relied on. Confirm a username in Sherlock and a domain in a DNS tool you run yourself. The public site describes chain-of-custody language. The exhibit is still the underlying page. Do not brief a credit deduction as a fact.
- A team wants one login for several investigators. The pricing page describes a multi-seat Teams plan and does not sell it from the self-serve cards. Ask Next Sight. Do not assume Agency includes extra seats because it costs more. The higher plan on the self-serve cards buys more credits and the remaining skills.
Hard cases
The case where the first result is easy to over-read.
The skill returned a confident profile that is the wrong person
A username or a face-adjacent public page matched the string you typed and not the subject. The credit is spent either way. Open the page, compare a second identifier you already had, and throw the hit out when it disagrees. Do not run the remaining skills against the wrong person to see if the story gets better. Write the miss down so the next search does not inherit it.
Questions
Is Nexus OSINT free?
The pricing page does not list a free tier. Pro is €59 a month and Agency is €89 a month, with lower yearly totals. You register to use the workspace.
Does a Nexus skill identify a person?
No. It returns whatever that skill retrieved from public sources. Confirm the page, and do not treat a credit spend as proof.
Citations
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Titled sources. These public pages are what the quotes on this listing come from.
Product
Nexus OSINT
https://www.nexus-osint.ai/Pricing
Nexus pricing
https://www.nexus-osint.ai/pricing