Priced by intelligence coverage.
Plans scale by how many markets and demand categories Scout monitors continuously — not by contacts, credits or exports. Every plan includes full evidence and confidence on each demand event.
Market
One market, monitored continuously.
- 1 market
- 3 demand categories
- Continuous market monitoring
- Demand event access
- Demand alerts
- Weekly intelligence brief
- Evidence and confidence on every event
- Email support
Intelligence
Multi-market demand forecasting and analysis.
- 5 markets
- 10 demand categories
- Demand forecasting
- Project timelines and dossiers
- Market intelligence and heatmaps
- Ask Scout
- Advanced watchlists
- Custom intelligence briefs
Enterprise
Global coverage and custom demand models.
- Global coverage
- Custom demand models
- API access
- Team workflows
- Private market configuration
- Custom intelligence briefs
- Dedicated onboarding
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| Feature | Market | Intelligence | Enterprise |
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| Markets monitored | 1 | 5 | Global |
| Demand categories | 3 | 10 | Custom |
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| Intelligence briefs | Weekly | Custom | Custom |
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| Team members | 1 | 3 | Custom |
What is a demand event?
One real-world industrial change — a capacity expansion, a new facility, a modernization programme — assembled from every source Scout found about it, with the operational consequences and implied equipment demand it creates.
What counts as a market?
A geography Scout monitors continuously for you, such as Germany or Poland. Demand categories are the equipment and service families tracked inside those markets, such as industrial automation or chillers.
Where does the information come from?
Public company announcements, government and regulatory filings, public procurement registries, industry publications, news and public job postings. Scout does not access private or logged-in content.
Does Scout provide contact details or marketing lists?
No. Scout is organization-level market intelligence. It does not identify individuals, build or sell contact lists, export marketing data, or send outreach on your behalf.
How reliable are the demand estimates?
They are estimates and are labelled as such. Where a source gives Scout no basis for a figure, Scout reports Unknown rather than inventing one. Scout confidence expresses evidence strength, not a calibrated probability that a project proceeds.
Is there a free trial?
No. Scout is a monitored-coverage product — the value comes from continuous monitoring over time rather than a one-off look. Talk to us if you want a scoped evaluation of a single market.
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