Titrate is pre-launch and nothing on this page is for sale yet. These are the launch prices, published now so you can decide with the numbers in hand: a free tier that runs on your first question, two paid tiers priced against the research tools a practitioner would otherwise buy, and a team tier. Every tier carries a monthly allowance, stops when it is spent, and tells you how to get more.
Titrate is pre-launch. What is described here is what it is being built to do, with Jeff Casebolt, PhD (ABD).
The central question
Does the barbell hip thrust produce superior gluteus maximus development — measured either as acute EMG activation or as chronic hypertrophy — compared to the back squat?
Launch prices
Decided on 9 September 2026 and dated so you can hold us to them. The line between tiers is what you are trying to do — check a claim, build a library, publish under your name, do it as a team — not how good the answers are. Every tier gets the same citations, the same stance mix, and the same hard stop.
Someone checking a claim
$0for as long as you like
Ten quick runs a day on the fast model, and a report where every citation resolves to a record you can check. Enough to see whether the discipline is real before you pay for the depth.
A practitioner building their own library
$19per month
$190 a year — ten months for twelve
The balanced model, twenty runs a month, and a library that keeps the paper attached to the position. Deep runs on the frontier model are a wallet top-up away, priced at cost, never on an invoice you did not see coming.
The whole loop
Someone whose name goes on the output
$49per month
$490 a year — ten months for twelve
A $25 monthly balance that buys runs at cost at any depth, with the model chosen per run and the cost shown before it starts. Then the part nobody else sells: courses, digests to a list that is yours, and translation, under your byline.
A clinic, a department, a media brand
$99per month
$990 a year — ten months for twelve
Five seats over one pooled balance and one shared library, with opinions reviewed together before anything goes out. Extra seats are $15 each. Everything in Professional, shared.
Enterprise
Custom seats, pooled credits on an invoice with a cap, and whatever procurement needs. Nothing about the meter changes: the stop is still a stop, and it still says what happens next.
Nothing here is for sale yet. Joining the waitlist costs nothing and commits you to nothing; these are the prices the first practitioner cohort will see when checkout opens. A number that changes before then changes on this page, with the date.
What each tier holds
Structural limits read as up to N. Monthly allowances reset on your billing date. You see the number once here, again on your account, and a notice when you are close — never a bar ticking down while you work.
Allowance
Free
Starter
Professional
Team
Monthly
Annual
Runs
Model
Tree
Sources
Turns
Opinions
Content
Subscribers
Seats
What happens
Titrate is pre-launch. The allowance gate, the wallet and the cost preview exist in the product today; the plans that sell them do not yet, and this page says so rather than implying otherwise.
Two things are counted, and they are counted separately because they answer different worries. The research allowance is about compute: a flat monthly number, or a credit balance, that a run draws down — you are shown the estimated cost before the run starts, and a run the balance cannot cover is refused rather than overdrawn. Subscriber reach is about audience: a count that steps up at stated breakpoints the way newsletter platforms do, and never a wall you hit mid-growth. When either meter reaches its end, the screen says what happens next — the date the allowance resets, or the top-up that keeps you going — and the answer is never an invoice you did not see coming.
The mechanism, in fullBecause deciding it and hiding it would be stranger than publishing it. The tiers were decided on 9 September 2026 against the prices of the tools they replace, and a practitioner weighing the waitlist deserves the number, not a promise of one. Nothing is for sale: the waitlist is still the only thing to join, there is no card to enter, and if a figure changes before checkout opens it changes here, dated.
The next run is refused, and the screen tells you two things: when the allowance resets, and how to keep going now. Keeping going means a wallet top-up — a prepaid balance that buys runs at cost, at any depth. The wallet stops at zero by construction; there is no overdraft and no overage line on a bill. This is the part of the category people leave over, so it is stated here rather than in the small print.
On Free and Starter, the fast and balanced lanes by default — a quick run costs about a cent to serve, which is what makes a real free tier possible. Deep runs on the frontier model are reachable from Starter through the wallet and are included in Professional's balance, where you pick the model per run and see the estimated cost before it starts. Every lane returns the same kind of report: claims that resolve to a record with a DOI, or to nothing.
Because five people do not run five times the research. Team pools one $50 balance, one tree and one library across five seats, and adds the thing a solo plan cannot have: opinions reviewed together before they go out. Extra seats are $15 a month. If five people each need their own full balance, five Professional plans are the honest answer, and this page will not pretend otherwise.
Professional includes 2,000 subscribers. Past that the plan steps up at stated breakpoints — the working figure is $10 a month per additional 2,500, prorated — and it never blocks a send or freezes a list. Digest delivery is not built yet; the subscriber list and the compose step are. When delivery ships, the step table ships with it, on this page, dated.
Ten months for twelve: $190, $490 and $990 a year for Starter, Professional and Team. That is the same shape as the tools a practitioner already pays for, and it is the whole discount — no launch price that expires, no perpetual countdown.
One email when the first practitioner cohort opens. Nothing else.
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