Two rows of 100 bars, one for Super in blue and one for Super Pro in green, on a dark background. Each bar is one scan alert a day. Under the caption Before: 20 alerts a day on both plans, each row lights 20 bars. The caption changes to Now: 50 on Super, 100 on Super Pro, and the Super row fills to 50 while the Super Pro row fills all 100, each counter reading up from 20. A legend underneath marks lit bars as within your daily limit and dark bars as over the limit.

Your saved scans can now reach you more often. Super Pro gets five times as many scan alerts a day, and Super gets more than twice as many. The AI terminal loses its beta label, and each turn takes less of your daily AI budget.

More scan alerts a day

A scan alert tells you when a saved scan, re-run in the background, turns up new tickers. Super and Super Pro both stopped at 20 a day. Super now allows 50 and Super Pro allows 100, on web and mobile.

If you set a lower limit yourself, we kept it. You can change it under Account → Settings → Alerts → Daily limit on the web, or in the app's notification settings. The picker goes up to your plan's number.

The pricing page now shows the same numbers. Its comparison table used to list 10 for Super and Unlimited for Super Pro, which didn't match what the app sent you.

The AI terminal is out of beta

We took the Beta badge off the terminal and the homepage. Turns also cost fewer credits. The terminal and AI scans share one daily budget, so you get more of both:

We had been charging standard turns at a model price that never took effect. They now cost about a third less.
A turn that looks something up before it answers no longer pays full price to resend the same context at each step.
Free-plan turns run on a newer model and use a small fraction of the credits they used before.

Also in this release

A saved scan you just opened no longer shows as Stale or blocks Save before you've changed anything. Fixed on web and mobile.
On the web, the usage meter under the scanner's AI prompt turns amber at 75% of your daily budget and red at 90%. At the limit, a refused prompt tells you why, when the budget resets, and how to get more.
Switching a chart's timeframe no longer draws the old bars on the new timeframe's grid while the new bars load. The ticker page also keeps your timeframe as you move from one ticker to the next.
The API pricing page lists a Custom plan above Business, for higher rate limits and custom endpoints or data feeds. Contact us from the page.

Tell us what you'd like next, or anything you run into, at feedback.scanr.ai or [email protected].

— Eoin & The Scanr.ai team