Pricing

The public tier is free. Forever.

Free access is the mission, and the mission is not for sale. Organizations that need more than a browser fund it. This page isn’t here to sell you anything — it’s here to show you why the free tier survives.

No ads. No data sales. No trackers. Two paid tiers keep the machine running.

Public

Free

No account. Open anything anyone has published.

Sleuth

Free

Registered. The canvas, saved graphs, ordinals, community attribution. 500 lookups a day.

Supporter

Free during beta

Everything in Sleuth plus indirect exposure, Nearest, Roles and AutoTrace. 2,000 lookups a day. Every new account gets it while Flow is in beta.

Flow Enterprise

Talk to us

For teams and organizations: source citations, a metered API, bulk export, org workspaces, onboarding with the builders, and lookup volume sized to the team.

The full sheet is below: every capability on the left, a mark per tier. Lookup limits exist to keep the free tiers fast for everyone, not to meter curiosity.

The sheet

Every capability, by tier.

What each account can do, as the product enforces it today. A check means it is live; “soon” is on its way.

Capability Publicfree Sleuthfree Supporterfree in beta Enterprisetalk to us
Tracing
Open published tracesthe trace, its labels and signatures, exactly as published
The canvasopen any cluster, expand hops, transfers, counterparties, balance history
Saved graphs, cases and canvas notes
Search by entity name or category
Export an image (PNG, JPG)with a small followthesats.com mark
Export graph data (JSON)
Behavioural signaturearchetype, confidence, evidence lineson published traces
Ordinals & on-chain messages
Ordinals ledgerheld, received and sent, followed sat by sat; the image, video or plain-words meaning on expansion
OP_RETURN and runestones decoded on every transferon published traces
Ordinal layer on the canvasa move, an inscription’s whole history, or a cluster’s top ordinal counterparties as dashed edgeson published traces
Runes as their own layersoon
Exposure & proximity
Direct exposure wheelboth directions, drill to the counterparties
Indirect exposurethe inner ring: what unattributed counterparties go on to reach, each intermediary named
Nearestthe closest exchange, the funding source and the nearest flagged cluster, with hops, strength and the route
Roleslikely vendor, likely customer, likely cash-out point, with the why
AutoTracegoal-directed path finding, drawn as a path
Route plottingevery hop drawn with its own values; a picker when several routes existdirect counterparties multi-hop multi-hop
Attribution
Labels on clustersinferred entity, category, strength, disputeson published traces
Vote, tag and identify1community attribution
Vote weightearned by track record — identical at every tier, never purchasable
Source citationsthe document, quote and date behind a label
Browse or export the label corpusnot offered at any tier — labels are found by tracing, one cluster at a time
Data access
Metered APIclusters, flows
Bulk export of your traces
Org workspaces with shared private labels2
Limits & support
Cluster lookups per daya lookup is one cluster a day, every tab includedviewing only5002,000Let’s talk
Priority compute for heavy tracessoonsoon
Challenges & personal statsleaderboards soon
Supporter badge, early features first
Onboarding with the builders

1 Publishing a share link, voting and tagging need a verified email address, not just an account. 2 An organisation’s private labels are its own working notes, visible only inside its workspace — never platform data withheld from the public.

Money never buys attribution influence. Paid tiers get compute and convenience — never label weight, curator status, or any of the attribution commons: on-chain data, labels, votes, evidence, and signatures are fully public, forever.

The attribution commons runs on evidence and track record. A paid account votes with exactly the weight its history has earned, sees exactly what a free account sees, and passes the same curator review as everyone else. Read the doctrine →

Sustainability

What the money pays for.

Bitcoin has no foundation, and neither does Flow. Explorers on other chains grew up with one — Etherscan, for example, was backed by Ethereum Foundation grants — but nothing like that pays for followthesats. Full-chain clustering across 1.5 billion Bitcoin addresses runs on hardware and bandwidth somebody has to fund, so we charge: mostly Enterprise — exchanges, foundations, custodians and research teams that need scale — and Supporter subscriptions once the beta ends.

That’s the whole model: the people who need the most of Flow fund it for the people who need it free. We hope it’s useful to everyone.

Enterprise

Open a conversation.

Metered API access, bulk export of your traces, org workspaces, onboarding with the builders. Tell us what your team needs and we’ll scope it together.

How should we address you? Pseudonyms are fine; we use one too.
Company, newsroom, research group, fund, or agency.
Use an address you actually monitor. This is where our reply goes.
API volume, export scope, workspace size, timeline — whatever you know so far is enough to start.
Questions, constraints, anything that helps us answer well.

We ask only for what a reply requires: a contact address and your message. No account, no tracking pixels, no analytics on this form, and no third-party data sharing. We accept pseudonymous contact — we’re anonymous too, we get it.

Prefer email?
enterprise@followthesats.com

Questions

The ones we always get.

Will the free tier stay free?

Yes. Forever. Free public access is the founding commitment of this project, and the paid tiers exist precisely so it never has to change. Organizations fund the platform; the public uses it. If the economics ever forced a choice, the paywall loses — not the public.

Why is Supporter free right now?

Flow is in beta. Every new account gets Supporter — indirect exposure, Nearest, Roles, AutoTrace and the higher daily limit — at no charge while we finish it. A price comes later, with notice, and nothing you saved goes away.

What does Enterprise include?

Source citations behind every label, a metered API for clusters and flows, bulk export of your traces, org workspaces with shared private notes, onboarding with the builders, and lookup volume sized to the team. Tell us what you need above and we scope it together.

Does paying affect labels?

Never. This is doctrine, not policy: money never buys attribution influence. No paid tier grants label weight, curator status, or visibility into data the public can’t see. Attribution influence is earned one way — by being right, repeatedly, in the open.

Every other question, answered