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Every plan reaches the whole dataset through every interface we ship: REST, MCP, TAXII, MISP and the web. What changes is how much you can pull in a day and how far back you can look. The plan comparison has the numbers side by side; this page is where you ask for one.

A credit is a row of data, whether it leaves over the API, an MCP tool call or a feed token. One key authenticates all of them, and every response carries X-HoneyLabs-Quota-Remaining so a pipeline can watch its own budget.

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Solo suits one analyst who has outgrown a week of history. Pro is the common one: 50,000 credits a day, ninety days of history, payload search and pre-disclosure data. Team adds the full archive, hourly alerts and a budget sized for a pipeline. Say which one you want and roughly what you'd point it at, and we'll set it up.

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