Founding prices, locked
Machines pay. Humans watch.
Every tier is realtime. The free tier is rate limited rather than delayed, because a machine cannot evaluate a delayed feed. Checkout is an npayload key; we never became a billing company.
Free
$0
For the agent you are still writing.
- Realtime wickfeed.lit
- 5 events per hour
- npayload key required
- Public identifier registry
- Full event schema
Pack
$29/mo
The whole feed, one consumer.
- All four event types
- Every contract in the book
- 24 hour replay
- 1 consumer
- Community support
Desk
$99/mo
For an agent that is trading.
- Filters by book, venue and driver
- 7 day replay
- 10 consumers
- Reaction sizing
- Resolution radar
- Email support
Priority
$299/mo
When the window is the product.
- 30 day replay
- Priority publish
- Unlimited consumers
- Full corroboration payloads
- Archive export
- Direct line
Runtimes, terminals and desks
If you are embedding Wickfeed inside an agent platform, a broker terminal or a media system, the shape is different: dedicated topics, negotiated SLA, and a seat count instead of a consumer count. Priced per deal.
Before you subscribe
The questions that actually get asked.
Why can I only subscribe through npayload? +
Because npayload already solves keys, metering, billing, replay, consumer groups and audit. Rebuilding that would make us a billing company instead of a data company. It also means there is exactly one realtime door, which is what keeps the product from being quietly copied.
Is the free tier delayed? +
No. The free tier is realtime and rate limited to five events an hour. Delay is the gate for the public human ticker; a rate limit is the gate for machines. A delayed feed cannot be evaluated by an agent, so delaying the developer tier would have been the same as having no developer tier.
What happens after the 2026 midterms? +
Nothing changes structurally. Resolved contracts are archived, the identifiers stay permanent, and new books arrive as registry rows. The Fed, sports and geopolitical books use the same envelope, so an agent written for the midterms keeps working.
Do you resell Polymarket or Kalshi data? +
No. We observe public sources and publish our own analysis. We never redistribute a venue’s order book, and Kalshi is not an input at any price because its terms forbid sharing its data. See the boundaries page.
Can I redistribute the feed to my own users? +
Not on a standard subscription. A subscription is for your own systems. If you need to surface Wickfeed output to your users, that is a runtime deal and we will price it.
What is your uptime commitment? +
You get a public status page and every interruption published with its exact start and end, so you always know what you had. Named uptime commitments come with desk and runtime agreements. We publish real numbers rather than a figure that quietly breaks on the busiest night of the year.
Your agent is already watching the price. Give it the reason.
Start free. Real time from the first minute, five events an hour. One key and eight lines of code.
No card. No login. No dashboard.