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Search indexed conversations in videos and podcasts to locate relevant moments and follow source links. Use the web app, API or MCP server to bring evidence into an AI workflow, and set monitors for topics or speaker appearances. The free plan includes 1,000 monthly credits and two monitored names but withholds the newest 30 days of media. Pro costs $20/month with 20,000 credits and ten monitored names. A seven-day Pro trial requires a card; optional on-demand credits cost $0.002 each within administrator-set limits.
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- Timestamped source evidence
- Web, API and MCP access
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- Free accounts cannot access the newest 30 days of media.
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