ask.
In plain English. Here, or inside Claude or ChatGPT.
pay for answers.
not access.
you need the data.
not the $300/month subscription.
sound familiar?
$299 a month.
two logins last quarter.
almost $450 a login.
subscriptions price you like you use them every day.
pull.
Licensed premium data. An answer with source context.
pay.
A few dollars from your tab. No answer, no charge.
what’s your
next task?
company & people dataFunding, ownership, and who to call.real estate dataComps, owners, and property records.legal researchCase law and verified citations.financial & market dataPrices, filings, and financial benchmarks.consumer & market researchAudiences, demand, and market trends.industry & trade dataSuppliers, shipments, and sector benchmarks.
the math is simple.
before tabby
$3,588/ year
A $299/month subscription.
Even when you don’t use it.
after tabby
$28–112/ 14 answers
At $2–8 per answer.
$0 ongoing subscription cost.
use it every day? keep the subscription.
this is for the questions in between.
open your
tab today.
Tell us what you need.
make it a founding tab.
$15 credit toward your first answers at launch.
credit, not a fee.
Your full $15 goes toward your first answers.
fully refundable.
Request a refund any time, with one click. If we don’t launch in your category, we refund you automatically.
founding pricing.
Your launch pricing is locked for 12 months.
Stripe checkout preview—payments aren’t connected yet.
straight answers.
where does the data come from?
Licensed, established providers. We’ll name the sources at launch. We don’t scrape, and we never resell your queries.
why not just subscribe?
If you use a database daily, a subscription may make sense. Tabby is for occasional questions that don’t justify an ongoing bill.
what if you can’t answer my question?
we will let you know that the data doesn’t exist and you will not be charged
can I get my $15 back?
Yes. Your founding deposit is fully refundable, including after launch.
when can I start asking?
We’re preparing for launch. We’ll notify you when your category is ready.
is legal research legal advice?
No. It provides research starting points with verified citations. Your lawyer stays your lawyer.