OCB — Research · Pricing
Start free. Pay for depth.
Every tier gets the same coverage and the same evidence standard.
Evidence-backed answers from onchain data — quality scores, supply trends, holder concentration, and anomaly events across every instrument we cover.
84
Rated instruments
7
Asset classes
35
Chains with rated instruments
4
Scoring dimensions
4
Sample recipes
01 · Coverage
Ask about any instrument we cover
Tokenized Treasuries
- BUIDL (BlackRock)
- BENJI (Franklin Templeton)
- OUSG (Ondo)
- USTB (Superstate)
Stablecoins
- USDC (Circle)
- USDT (Tether)
- PYUSD (PayPal)
- USDe (Ethena)
Tokenized Commodities
- PAXG (Paxos)
- XAUT (Tether Gold)
Equity dShares
- TSLA / NVDA / AMZN via Dinari
- Fractional US equities onchain
Cross-instrument
- Sector trends
- Issuer roll-ups
- Band transitions
- Anomaly clustering
Full instrument list with scores and chain coverage at /ratings →
02 · Plans
Choose your access level. Credits scale with how often you query.
Start free and upgrade when you need more depth — casual analysts top up once, power users subscribe.
Free
$0
forever
For occasional research and exploration.
- +5 credits every month — enough for 2 standard queries or 5 light lookups
- +4 sample recipes ready to use — no credits required, updated daily
- +Ask about any of 84 rated instruments
- +Citation-grade evidence on every answer — source rows included
Casual Pack
$50
one-time
For analysts who research occasionally and want to go deeper without a subscription.
Everything in Free, plus
- +100 credits that never expire — roll over month to month indefinitely
- +Good for 50 standard queries or 20 deep research queries
- +Tops up your free tier — both credit pools are active at once
Research
$300
per month
For analysts and teams who run OCB data regularly and need export-ready artifacts.
Everything in Casual, plus
- +1,000 credits / month — 500 standard queries or 200 deep research queries
- +Full exports — chart PNG, table CSV, prose markdown with source citations
- +Recurring billing — credits refresh automatically each month, no manual top-ups
- +Cancel anytime — no penalty, credits usable through billing period end
03 · Credit cost
What one credit buys
1
credit
Light
- Single instrument score lookup
- Latest trust band for an issuer
- Chain deployment count
2
credits
Standard
- BUIDL vs BENJI four-dimension comparison
- Holder concentration over 6 months
- Sector trend — all treasuries
5
credits
Deep
- Methodology sensitivity analysis
- Multi-chain quality score variance
- Cross-instrument anomaly clustering
The query box shows the estimated credit cost before you submit. Deep queries use a more capable model.
04 · FAQ
Common questions
Q01
What counts as one credit?
Each query consumes 1–5 credits depending on depth. Light queries cost 1 credit, standard queries cost 2, and deep research queries cost 5. The query box shows the estimated cost before you submit.
Q02
What happens when I run out of credits?
The query box is blocked until your credits replenish. On the free tier, credits reset at the start of each calendar month. On the Research subscription, credits reset at the start of each billing period. Casual Pack credits never expire — they roll over until spent.
Q03
Can I cancel the Research subscription?
Yes. Cancel any time from your account settings. Your credits remain usable through the end of the current billing period. No clawback, no pro-rata penalty.
Q04
Do Research subscription credits roll over?
No. Monthly credits reset at the start of each billing period. Casual Pack credits never expire and are not affected by subscription status. If you need a large one-time top-up rather than a recurring subscription, the Casual Pack is the right option.
Q05
What are sample recipes?
Sample recipes are 4 pre-built queries that OCB runs daily and caches. They are available to all users at no credit cost — not because the queries are simple, but because the compute cost is shared across everyone who reads the result. Recipes cover sector trends, cross-instrument comparisons, anomaly patterns, and methodology sensitivity tests.