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Daloopa does not publish a price. Its plans page lists four tiers, a Free account, Daloopa Core, Daloopa Premium and the Daloopa Fundamentals API, and every paid tier ends in the same button: Speak with Sales. There is no /pricing page on the site at all. The terms of use say paid plans are set in an order form signed with the sales team, invoiced, and paid by bank transfer, so there is no card checkout and no monthly self-serve plan to compare against.
That leaves a gap that other sites fill with numbers. One review site lists a Daloopa Pro plan at $99 a month. Archived copies of Daloopa's plans page from September 2024 through April 2026 show no such tier and no monthly price in any capture, and a plan billed by invoice cannot be a $99 card subscription. A template-selling site quotes $3,000 to $6,000 per user a year for advisers, with no source. Vendr's Daloopa page, usually the best leak of real contract values, carries no price data. USAspending.gov and UK Contracts Finder show no government purchase to check a quote against. So the honest answer is that nobody outside a signed order form knows the number, and the useful work is knowing what the quote is built from.
The docs answer that. Daloopa sizes a plan by the companies you subscribe to, a monthly datapoint allowance for API and MCP calls, and a monthly credit allowance for its Scout modeling agent. API access sits on Premium and the Fundamentals API only. MCP access, the route into Claude, ChatGPT and Copilot, starts at Core with monthly limits.
Investables.ai is a different and smaller purchase at $49 to $249 a month. Enter a ticker and you get a structured research card: what the business does, the metrics that matter, the bull case, the bear case and the risks. If you maintain dozens of models and need every KPI back to the filing, Daloopa is built for that. If you need the first read before a model exists, you do not need an order form.
Both sides bull and bear
Risk flags on every card
The short answer
How much does Daloopa cost?
Daloopa does not publish prices. Its paid plans, Daloopa Core, Daloopa Premium and the Daloopa Fundamentals API, are quoted by sales and billed by invoice under a signed order form. The free account is a two-week trial with one data sheet. MCP access starts at Core with monthly limits, and API access starts at Premium.
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What a Daloopa quote is actually built from
Every Daloopa dollar figure online fails a basic check
The $99 a month Pro plan on one review site has never appeared on Daloopa's own plans page. Captures from September 2024 show Free, Standard and Plus. From mid 2025 to March 2026 they show Free, Data, Standard and Plus. Since April 2026 they show Free, Core, Premium and Fundamentals API. None shows a price, and Daloopa bills by invoice rather than card. The $3,000 to $6,000 per adviser figure comes from a site that sells business plan templates and cites nothing. A number with no source is not a budget line.
You are buying coverage, datapoints and credits, not seats alone
Daloopa's developer docs describe three meters. Each user has a limit on how many companies they can subscribe to, and requests beyond it are cut off at the limit. API and MCP calls draw on a monthly datapoint allowance that shows as Unlimited on some plans and as a number on others. Scout, the Excel modeling agent released in September 2026, runs on monthly credits: Daloopa puts a typical new model build at about 400 credits and a quarterly update at about 175. Those three numbers decide what your team can actually do each month.
Daloopa inside Claude or ChatGPT still needs a Daloopa plan
Daloopa is a data connector in Claude for Financial Services, ChatGPT for Financial Services, Microsoft 365 Copilot and Gemini Enterprise, which makes it look bundled. It is not. Anthropic's own help article says you must contact Daloopa to get access to the MCP server, and Daloopa's plans page puts MCP on Core and above with monthly limits. Budget the AI assistant and the Daloopa plan as two separate purchases, and check whether your MCP limit covers how often your team will query it.
What you get
A research card per ticker, without a data contract
Enter any ticker and the research card lays out what the business does, the key market figures and the comparables, the bull case, the bear case and the labeled risks. No order form, no invoice cycle and no datapoint allowance to watch.
- Turns any US ticker into a structured research card in seconds
- Costs $49 to $249 a month with no order form or invoice cycle
- Puts the bull case and the bear case side by side with labeled risk flags
- Has no company cap, datapoint allowance or credit meter to track
- Covers small and mid caps before you decide to build a model
- Works alongside a fundamentals feed rather than replacing one
Thesis
Dominant AI accelerator supplier. The debate is the durability of data-center demand versus a cyclical capex peak.
Bull
CUDA moat, near-monopoly share
Bear
Customer concentration, cycle risk
Side by side
Daloopa cost on the record and what is not
Each row names its source and says whether the figure is confirmed from Daloopa, reported by a third party, or contradicted by the record.
| Item | Figure | Status | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Published price list | None. Every paid plan says Speak with Sales | Confirmed | Daloopa plans page. The /pricing address returns a 404 |
| Free account | One data sheet during a two-week trial | Confirmed | Daloopa account signup page |
| Daloopa Core | Data sheets, Excel add-in, Scout, MCP with monthly limits. No API | Quote only | Daloopa plans page |
| Daloopa Premium | Everything in Core plus API access | Quote only | Daloopa plans page |
| Daloopa Fundamentals API | Programmatic access only | Quote only | Daloopa plans page |
| What sets the quote | Company subscriptions, monthly datapoints, Scout credits | Confirmed | Daloopa developer documentation |
| Billing | Order form, invoice, bank transfer, automatic renewal | Confirmed | Daloopa terms of use |
| A $99 a month Pro plan | Not a Daloopa plan | Contradicted by every archived plans page | Third-party review site |
| Government purchases | None found | Nothing to benchmark against | USAspending.gov and UK Contracts Finder, September 2026 |
| Investables.ai, for scale | $49 to $249 a month | Published rate | Investables.ai pricing page |
Daloopa's own plans page contradicts itself on the free tier, one comparison table says one download and another says up to three, and its developer docs still use the older Standard and Plus plan names. Ask for the plan name, company count, datapoint allowance and Scout credits in writing before you sign.
Why Investables.ai
When the job is the first read, not the model
Daloopa is built to feed historical fundamentals into models, add-ins and AI assistants, and it is priced through a sales-negotiated order form. If what you need first is a structured view of a company before you decide whether it deserves a model at all, that is a monthly purchase from $49.
Both sides, every time
The bull case and the bear case sit side by side, so you weigh the argument instead of reading a single take. Informational only, never a recommendation.
Risks on the page
Valuation, concentration and regulatory risks are flagged explicitly, so the downside is visible up front rather than buried in a footnote.
Faster diligence
A structured first pass in seconds means you spend your time on judgement, not on gathering, across stocks, ETFs, crypto and startups.
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