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Your first findings arrive in full, evidence and all, before you pay for any of it. No subscription, no seats, no credits.

Quick

$4.99

Clean and analyse.

  • Unwatermarked report and Markdown
  • Findings as CSV
  • Data dictionary and health report

Complete

Recommended

$14.99

The finished project.

  • Everything in Quick
  • Excel workbook with evidence and cleaned data
  • Editable PowerPoint deck

Deliverable Pack

$29

Everything you could need to hand on.

  • Everything in Complete
  • Full project JSON
  • Analysed and cleaned CSV files
  • Typed Parquet data

Questions people actually ask

The ones that arrive before anybody has uploaded anything.

What if the analysis is wrong?

Every number is recomputed in code before it reaches you, and each finding shows the calculation and the exact rows behind it.

Do I pay before I see anything?

No. The files are read, cleaned and analysed first, and you see the headline finding and the shape of the work before there is anything to pay. The price buys the finished project, not the attempt.

Do I need to clean my data first?

No. That is most of what you are paying for.

What counts as one project?

Everything you upload at once, however many files that is, plus the follow-up questions you ask about it afterwards. Asking Data Analysis App to redo the analysis without wholesale customers is not a second project.

What happens to my files?

They are processed to build your project and deleted after 30 days, sooner if you delete them yourself. They are never used to train anything.

Can I get the underlying data back out?

Yes. The cleaned workbook is a normal .xlsx file, the charts export as images, and the report is a PDF. Nothing you get is locked to an account.

Do not take our word for it.

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