Today
Associates reading press releases and dockets; paid data rooms
With Setcoin
Every project scored, with identity, consents, raises and momentum — cited
Stays with your team
Sponsor credit, equity and structure
Six products on one pipeline. Each replaces a stack of analyst hours — screening announcements, chasing dockets, benchmarking contracts — with a cited dataset that refreshes itself every week. Every project scored on the Bankability Index: we give you the record, you make the call.
Every figure on this page comes from a filing you can open. Modeled figures, where used, say so.
Twelve workflows, one dataset. Rather than twelve line items, three subscriptions by role — each with the products that role uses every week and the per-engagement services metered inside it. Atlas stays free.
| Subscription | For | Inside | Metered inside | Indicative |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Setcoin for Developers | developers, IPPs, data-center operators, site selectors | Site & Power · Grid Intelligence · Offtake Origination & Benchmark · Incentive Map · Permitting Pathway · Equipment wall · Market Monitor | site screens, BOQ analyses, precedent packs | From $60k / yr |
| Setcoin for Capital | lenders, funds, independent engineers, advisers | Deal-flow Screen · Registers · Desktop DD claim reconciliation · Counterparty Verification · Offtake benchmark · Market Monitor | DD handoff packs, counterparty reports | From $50k / yr |
| Setcoin for Vendors | OEMs, EPCs, distributors | Vendor Intelligence · Equipment wall & measured backlog · Trade flows · BOQ analysis · Market Monitor · spec registry listing | additional category groups | From $30k / yr per category group |
| Atlas | everyone | the map, readiness, every project named and cited | — | free |
How pricing works: one subscription per role, services per engagement on top, a second vendor category at the same price, and the Atlas always free.
Every announced project in the record, screened to the ones with identity, location, size and at least two consents on file — permits, filed offtake, signed interconnection, federal award — each with its citation.
Who is buying, what they signed last quarter, what rolls off in the next three years, and what executed contracts in each market clear at — from FERC's own contract filings, reconciled to the projects in the queues.
Where a stated load can actually connect: contention per utility and balancing authority, stranded positions in the queues, milestones crossed this quarter, and the large-load dockets where utilities disclose what they have already promised.
The desktop phase of a site-and-power study, produced by the pipeline for every tracked campus or for a stated site and MW: what is queued within reach, at which points of interconnection, how much already holds a signed agreement, how much has been withdrawn, who sells power there, and the ground and seismic values at the coordinate.
Category demand from the named pipeline, lead times measured from OEM filings rather than reported by industry, duty and origin exposure on your own bill of quantities, and the import record that shows where a second source actually exists.
The same record, read from the seller's chair: which projects will tender your category and when, who the buyer and the EPC are, what your competitors are shipping in, and a registry where your own specifications sit next to the projects that need them.
Each takes a customer document in (a claim sheet, a counterparty list, a site) and returns the public record's answer with citations — and names the steps that stay with the analyst, the engineer or counsel.
Four workflows your team runs by hand today — what moves to the platform, and what stays yours.
Associates reading press releases and dockets; paid data rooms
Every project scored, with identity, consents, raises and momentum — cited
Sponsor credit, equity and structure
Independent engineer and associate first pass, weeks per project
Exists, permitted, power real, offtake filed, claims reconciled
Technical DD, contract terms, credit
KYC desks and registry research per engagement
Identity, parents, sanctions and filings in one report
Individuals, deep UBO, legal opinion
Field sales reading grid queues by hand
Tender-window alerts, named accounts, competitor moves
The relationship and the bid