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What is ProbSee?
ProbSee combines an activity wire with a research assistant. The live signal interface groups activity by type and strength and exposes wallet counts, trade counts, notional and the affected outcome. The research workflow adds an opposing case, source context and a clause review so the user can check whether the thesis matches what the contract actually settles on.
Who it is for
- Researchers investigating clusters of public trades
- Users checking a thesis before taking a position
- Readers comparing event direction with settlement wording
Features and coverage
- Available on
- Web
- Markets & venues
- Polymarket
- Signal filters
Choose strength and types such as whale, cluster, momentum or news.
- Cluster detail
Read wallet counts, trade counts and accumulated notional.
- Explanation control
Open Why this signal for the detection context.
- Wallet and news views
Move between smart trades, whales, news and rankings.
- Thesis pressure-test
Inspect supporting and opposing arguments.
- Clause auditor
Read the resolution condition alongside the thesis.
- Model estimates
Compare estimated value with market pricing.
- Research capacity tiers
Choose credits and concurrency appropriate to the workload.
Workflows with ProbSee
Investigate a cluster
Check the exact outcome and direction, then read constituent activity rather than assuming all wallets share an owner.
Audit a thesis
Submit the reasoning and inspect the strongest opposing evidence.
Check settlement
Compare the named authority, threshold and deadline with the event you actually expect.
Pricing and total cost
The current pricing page uses Free, Pro and Max credit tiers.
Free
$0
- 100 credits/month
- One concurrent task
- Free-tier models
Pro
$20/month
- 4,000 credits/month
- Five concurrent tasks
- All listed model tiers and priority processing
Max
$100/month
- 20,000 credits/month
- Ten concurrent tasks
- Highest priority processing
Access: Annual billing advertises approximately 17% savings.
Getting started
Before you start: A cluster means grouped public activity, not proven coordination or private information.
- Open the populated Signals page.
- Filter by type and strength.
- Inspect a signal’s outcome and explanation.
- Use research tools for the thesis and clause.
- Review credits before larger runs.
Useful links
What to check
- A cluster means grouped public activity, not proven coordination or private information.
- Homepage example signals are not a substitute for the current wire.
- Signal notional is different from the number of distinct investors or their net exposure.
A closer look
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Frequently asked questions about ProbSee
Can I filter signals?
Yes, by type and strength.
Does it examine resolution wording?
That is part of the research workflow.
What does Pro cost?
$20/month on the current pricing page.