Pricing

Free to explore. Deeper access as you need it.

Every plan sees all 118 elements. What changes tier to tier is how fresh the EPS (research-momentum) score is, and how much of the underlying paper/patent data you can get to.

Free
Free forever

For the general public, students, and casual visitors — explore the live heatmap, no account needed.

Interactive periodic table (EPS heatmap)
Browse all 118 element pages
Trending elements
100-year EPS timeline (view-only)
EPS scores delayed 5 years (demo)
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Professional
Coming soon

Real-time scores and programmatic access for research tooling and internal dashboards.

Real-time, up-to-the-day scores
Patent / commercial-activity scores
Full paper lists + bulk exports
Private API access
Enterprise
Coming soon

Strategic intelligence for Fortune 500s, national labs, government agencies, and funds.

Everything real-time
Private dashboards
Custom ingestion frequency
Enterprise API with SLAs

FAQ

Common questions

What is EPS?

EPS (research-momentum score) is a decayed, citation-weighted read on how much the scientific literature is paying attention to an element right now — not just how many papers came out, but how much of that work is actually mattering.

What does the "freshness delay" mean?

Every plan can browse every element, but the EPS score you see is only as recent as your plan's freshness window. Free/guest views show scores from years back as a demo; Personal narrows that gap to about a year; Professional and Enterprise see real-time, up-to-the-day scores. Nothing is hidden — it's the same score, just time-shifted by tier.

Is there a free tier?

Yes. The Free plan needs no payment and never expires — the full interactive periodic table, all 118 element pages, and the 100-year timeline are open to browse (with the delayed EPS score noted above). No credit card required.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes — Personal is a month-to-month subscription with no lock-in. Manage or cancel it any time from your account page, and you'll keep access through the end of the billing period you already paid for.