Pricing
Alerts are free. The record is what you pay for.
Plans
Three, and the free one is not a trial
Free
Every alert, one address. Enough to know something happened.
- One watched address
- All eight alert kinds, by email
- Dashboard, positions and multiplier history
- The in-product assistant
- Filing readings for the issuers you follow
Pro
Most peopleThe record itself — the part you cannot rebuild the week before a deadline.
- Unlimited watched addresses
- All five CSV exports, including Koinly
- Realised gains under FIFO, LIFO, HIFO or average cost
- Local currency at the rate published on the day
- Transaction readings on movements the chain leaves open
- Per-year and per-token report packs
Team
For people putting Accuren behind something else.
- Everything in Pro
- REST API with scoped keys
- Agent tool over MCP
- Webhooks, signed and retried
- Higher rate limits
Payment
USDG on Robinhood Chain, from a wallet you already watch
Payment address · USDG, USDe or syrupUSDG on Robinhood Chain
0xD59c4d11026fB024706a3f5Db9A3fcD71d4A069DOpen Billing in the dApp first and pick a plan: a transfer carries an amount and a sender and no memo, so $99 could be a month of Team or five of Pro. Choosing first removes the guess. Paying without choosing still works — $99 or more is read as Team, $19 or more as Pro.
This is a receiving address, and it is not the $ACCU contract address. Sending funds to a token contract loses them permanently. Check the address you paste against the one above, character for character, every time.
Every plan reads the same chain
Nothing is throttled or degraded on Free. The difference is how many addresses you can watch and whether you can take the record out with you.
Alerts stay free at every tier
Including the weekend drift alert, which is the one that costs somebody money if it does not arrive. It is not a lever we intend to pull later.
No card, no invoice, no account manager
There is no sales process here and no “talk to us” form. The plans are the plans, and the address above is the whole payment path.
Change is carried, not kept
Send 25 for a 19 plan and you have bought a month and six dollars of the next one. The six is credited against your next payment rather than pocketed.
Paid from the wrong address?
It is recorded as unattributed and shown on the billing page rather than disappearing. Add that address on Wallets and the next check credits it — no support queue, because there is nothing for one to do.
You can leave with everything
Five CSV exports on Pro, and deleting an address removes the records derived from it. A record you cannot take out is a record somebody else owns.