Videris

Premium

Videris does not print a public price. The product page opened on 18 Oct 2026 offers Book a demo and says support and training are included with every licence. It does not print the licence fee, a seat count, or a currency. The 7 Oct 2026 Opoint post describes a news dataset inside the platform and does not add a price. Do not borrow a fee from another investigative console, and do not turn “included with every licence” into a number. A quote has to come back from Blackdot. Until it does, the honest line is that access is a demo and the price was not on the page. The UK design sentence and the training sentence are terms of the offer, not a rate card. Record the date of the quote when one arrives.

The Videris page describes investigator-driven cases and an automated reporting path. It names searches across corporate registries, publicly available social media, and the surface, deep, and dark web. It describes risk flagging, similar-matching, and an overlay of PEP, sanctions, and criminal-records lists with other sources. It says investigators can review public social profiles and map connections, and that a report can be generated with entities, intelligence, and sourcing. The Extension Builder is the page's name for connecting proprietary or niche data. The page says customers are major public and private-sector organisations, and it lists uses that include financial intelligence, financial services, anti-money-laundering, enhanced due diligence, sanctions, insurance, fraud, and serious and organised crime. It says the platform was designed and built in the UK, with support and training included with every licence.

• Demo, price unpublished. The product page says Book a demo. No currency amount was printed on 18 Oct 2026.
• Registries, social, web. The page names corporate registries, public social media, and the surface, deep, and dark web.
• Opoint, 7 Oct 2026. The post's dataset figures are over 250,000 news sources and 3.5 million articles a day.

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   Read the product page for the source types, then request the demo if your organization needs a quote.

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   Ask which sanctions, PEP, and news sources the licence includes. The public page does not itemize vendors.

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   Keep the Opoint counts attached to the 7 Oct 2026 post.

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   Treat a workspace match as a lead until the underlying record is opened.

• Procurement asks for a price before a demo. The Videris page opened on 18 Oct 2026 does not print one. It says Book a demo, and that support and training are included with every licence. Write those sentences and stop. Do not borrow a fee from Maltego or another console. The page says the product was designed and built in the UK. That is a provenance line, not a rate.
• A scope document needs the source types. The page names corporate registries, publicly available social media, and the surface, deep, and dark web, plus an overlay of PEP, sanctions, and criminal-records lists. It does not name the vendor of each list. The Extension Builder is how the page says you connect an internal source. Ask the demo which of those lists the licence actually includes. A public sentence is not a connector.
• Someone cites the Opoint numbers as if this directory had searched the news. The 7 Oct 2026 post by Charli Foreman says the partnership brings a dataset of over 250,000 news sources and 3.5 million articles a day into the platform. Those are the post's figures. Toby Cook is quoted there as CSO of Opoint. Attach the counts to the post. This listing did not open Videris and has no article to show.

Hard cases

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

Questions

Titled sources. These public pages are what the quotes on this listing come from.