Pricing

You pay to run analyses. You never pay to keep what they found.

Restitor charges for the operation that spends marketplace data quota and produces a report. Everything already established stays readable — including after a subscription ends.

This deployment

Subscriptions unavailable here

This deployment has no payment provider configured, so there is no plan to purchase and nothing is charged. The product itself is fully functional — how this workspace is licensed is a question for whoever operates it.

Set up a workspace

Without a subscription

What an account keeps

The line is drawn at new work, not at access. Nothing you have already established is withheld — including after a subscription ends.

  • Create a workspace and invite your whole team
  • Connect a seller account and have it genuinely tested
  • Declare your baselines, with a source for each
  • Read every report, opportunity and evidence chain you have
  • Record recovered amounts against an opportunity
  • Start a new analysis — requires a subscription
  • Produce a new report from new observations — requires a subscription

Enforced in one place: a single paid boundary in the entitlement model, checked before an analysis starts and before scheduled work spends provider quota.

What the money is for

One paid operation, one honest boundary

An analysis is the expensive act: it spends licensed marketplace data, runs the detectors, prices every incident it opens and assembles a signed report. That is what a subscription buys.

Licensed data

Observations come from an API-licensed provider with a metered request budget, not from scraping. Each analysis spends real quota.

Deterministic pipeline

Detect, quantify and compose run the same way every time, against baselines you declared. The same inputs produce the same report.

A signed document

The output is verifiable by whoever receives it: content-addressed evidence and an Ed25519 signature over the report itself.

Details

Questions worth answering before you buy

What happens if I cancel?

New analyses pause. Every report, opportunity, recorded outcome and evidence chain you already have stays available and readable. Your recovered-revenue record is yours — withholding it to apply commercial pressure is not something the product does.

What if a payment fails?

The same thing: new analyses pause while the processor retries the card, and nothing already recorded is touched. Fixing the payment method restores analyses immediately, because the processor sends a fresh event.

Who can manage billing?

Owners and admins only. Analysts can run analyses and compose reports but cannot subscribe or cancel; viewers can read. Roles and subscription state are enforced separately — paying does not grant an analyst a permission their role does not carry.

Do I need a card to try it?

No. You can create a workspace, invite your team, connect your seller account, have the connection genuinely tested against the data provider, and declare your baselines — all without paying. Starting an analysis is the point at which a subscription is required.

How is the loss figure calculated?

From baselines you declare yourself — your margin, your conversion, your unit economics — each recorded with a source. Restitor does not guess them, and a baseline submitted without a source is rejected. Your figures are scoped to your organization and are never visible to another customer.

Where is my data held?

The EU. Observations come from an API-licensed marketplace data provider rather than scraping, evidence is stored content-addressed and immutable, and reports are signed with Ed25519 so a recipient can verify the document was not altered.

The next lost sale is easier to recover when you can prove it happened.

Connect a seller account, declare the baselines your loss models should use, and Restitor will tell you what it can substantiate — and say so plainly when it cannot.

Already have a workspace? Sign in — subscription state is managed in Settings by an owner or admin.