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Three pages, opened in October 2026, do not share one Level 2 price. The marketing page says Level 2 is $35 a month. The app pricing page on 22 Oct 2026 says Level 2 is $145 a month. The 19 October 2026 press release says Level 2 is $145 a month. Level 1 is $15 a month on the marketing page, the app page, and the press release. Level 3 is $399 a month on all three. Free is $0 on the marketing page. The app page says the trial is 7 days of Level 3 with no card, then Free, and that Stripe charges are non-refundable once access begins. The marketing page says a 7-day trial is available with the $35 Level 2. No SPDX field was printed. Do not average $35 and $145. Quote the page you mean. A press example about private companies raising $15 million or less is a product example, not a price of the tool.

The marketing page at https://tamarly.ai/intelligence/ says the platform covers country risk, companies, funds, sectors, markets, life sciences, and digital assets, and that it publishes a morning edition at 6 AM New York time. Figures it dates to the platform on 9 October 2026 are 218 countries scored every day, 18,747 companies, 15,356 private fund managers, 61,447 clinical trials, 21,549 listings on 282 exchanges, and 22 sectors. It says the catalogue holds 106 reports. The plan block on that page says Level 1 is $15 a month, Level 2 is $35 a month with a 7-day trial, and Level 3 is $399 a month. It says sample headlines are illustrative. Sources named there include SEC EDGAR, ESMA and FCA, ClinicalTrials.gov and FDA, the World Bank, the ISO exchange register, GDELT, Wikidata, ChEMBL, and Tamarly Research.

• Level 2 is $35 and $145. The marketing page says $35 a month. The app page on 22 Oct 2026 and the 19 October press release say $145 a month.
• 18,747 and 19,910 companies. 9 October figures on the marketing page say 18,747 companies. The press release says 19,910 at launch.
• Illustrative samples. The marketing page says headlines on the page are illustrative. The app itself is behind sign-in.

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   Quote $35 from the marketing page and $145 from the app page and the press release. Do not average them.

2. 2

   Quote 18,747 with the 9 October 2026 figures and 19,910 with the press release.

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   Treat the desk as a reading layer on public records. A page there is not the underlying filing.

• Level 2 is about to be given one price. The marketing page says Level 2 is $35 a month. The app pricing page on 22 Oct 2026 says Level 2 is $145 a month, billed monthly in US dollars through Stripe, non-refundable once access begins. The 19 October 2026 press release also says $145. Level 1 is $15 and Level 3 is $399 on the pages that printed those amounts. Do not average $35 and $145.
• The company count is about to be averaged. The marketing page dates its figures to 9 October 2026 and says 18,747 companies and 15,356 private fund managers. The press release says 19,910 companies, 2,888 funds, and 15,359 fund managers. The source lists on the two pages are not the same list. Quote the page and the date.
• An illustrative headline is about to be filed as a screenshot. The marketing page says headlines on the page are illustrative. The app is behind sign-in. The press release says the platform provides research and analysis, not investment advice, and it names Melvine Manchau as founder. Corporate records is the nearest category. The desk is not a company register. No SPDX field was printed.

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