What is Scanverity?
Scanverity focuses on resolution risk: the gap between a market’s headline and the conditions that actually determine its result. Its analyzer connects findings to source evidence and can combine rule review with related-market and order-book context. Individual research, team workspaces and the Resolution API have separate access models.
Who it is for
- Users reviewing ambiguous or complex contracts
- Researchers monitoring changing rules and sources
- Teams adding resolution checks to an internal workflow
Features and coverage
- Available on
- Web, REST API, Email alerts
- Markets & venues
- Polymarket
- Rule analysis
Identify conflicting wording, exceptions and cancellation clauses.
- Deadline extraction
Inspect dates, clock times and time-zone ambiguity.
- Source provenance
Read named resolution sources and substitution clauses.
- Dispute context
Separate oracle language and conflicting evidence.
- Related-market map
Inspect relationships among outcomes, thresholds and deadlines.
- Execution context
Review whether a basket remains viable at available depth.
- Monitoring
Track selected markets and receive change evidence and daily briefs.
- API assessments
Request structured resolution reviews through the separately provisioned service.
Workflows with Scanverity
Review a contract before entry
Paste its URL, read the extracted deadline and source, then inspect each material finding against the quoted rules.
Maintain a watchlist
Select the markets that matter and review changes to rules or sources rather than re-reading every contract manually.
Integrate an assessment
Use the Resolution API evaluation, retain the assessment ID and handle released, withheld and failed states distinctly.
Pricing and total cost
Individual plans, commercial workspaces and API usage are priced separately, excluding applicable VAT.
Explorer
€9.99/month
- 1 new analysis/day
- Core resolution views
- No continuous monitoring
Researcher
€49/month
- 10 new analyses/day
- 25 monitored markets
- All seven modules
Professional
€129/month
- 50 new analyses/day
- 200 monitored markets
- Commercial research and exports
Team
€349/month
- 5 named users
- 150 shared analyses/day
- 500 monitored markets
Fees and usage costs
- One written contract review: €100 plus VAT. Resolution API Builder: €100/month minimum, 25 released assessments, then €4 each.
Trial: 14-day Researcher evaluation with no payment method or automatic conversion.
Getting started
Before you start: A risk assessment can be withheld when required evidence is unavailable.
- Start with the public market analyzer.
- Inspect rules, source and deadline findings.
- Use the trial to evaluate monitoring on a short watchlist.
- Choose a commercial plan for client work or exports.
- Request separate API provisioning for automated assessment workflows.
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What to check
- A risk assessment can be withheld when required evidence is unavailable.
- The published scoring sample is retrospective; it is separate from ongoing prospective grading.
- Team capacity is shared, but report history stays private to the creating account.
- Opening cached reports does not consume a new-analysis allowance.
- The Resolution API is separately provisioned private-beta access, not the same as the workspace API.
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Browse categoryFrequently asked questions about Scanverity
Can I check just one contract?
Use the public analyzer or request the separately priced written review.
Does the trial start charging automatically?
The described trial requires no payment method and does not convert automatically.
Does reopening a report use another analysis?
The allowance counts new on-demand analyses, not cached reads.
What does a withheld result mean?
The service lacks the required evidence to release that assessment.


