plain terms.

what a plan gives

• Reports a month, each a report on any company you ask for or one your automatic reports bring; quick answers a day; the companies you can follow; as the pricing says. A paid plan's reports come with each monthly payment, and the ones you don't use carry over, with no limit. The free plan's come on the first of each month, from the library, and don't carry over.
• Following a company uses no report. Automatic reports are on only for the companies you turn them on for: each uses one of your reports when the company files its quarterly or annual report, and turning them on uses none. With none of your reports left, a new filing's report waits for your next ones.
• A report you have received is yours to reopen, free, for as long as your account exists. A report that could not be written uses none of your reports.
• If you cancel, the reports you have saved are kept: you can't use them on the free plan, and they come back if you subscribe again.

paying, and cancelling

• Stripe sells the plans through Link, its checkout, and charges them monthly, with the tax where you live: your card statement shows LINK.COM* VIRIDIS, and Link emails your receipts.
• A plan renews each month until you cancel it from your reports page. It then runs to the end of the month paid, and your account keeps the reports it received on the free plan.
• The payment for the month you are in refunded in full, or a payment your bank takes back (a chargeback), ends the plan at once and clears the reports it saved; your account keeps the reports it received, on the free plan.
• Switching to a bigger plan takes effect at once: Stripe charges the difference for the rest of the month, and the bigger plan's extra reports for that time are added at once. Switching to a smaller plan takes effect at the end of the month paid.
• A price change applies only from a month not yet paid.
• If something went wrong with a charge, write to support@askviridis.com, and it is put right, with a refund if one is due.

what the reports are

Research written by AI from public SEC filings, and checked against them, for information only: not investment advice, and valuation is not assessed. It can contain errors: check what matters against the filings it cites.

your account

Your account is yours alone: it is your email, and the API keys you make are for your own scripts. Keep them private. An account or key that is shared, resold or used to overload the service may be stopped.