What is Seeker Labs?
Seeker Labs publishes prediction-market benchmarks and composite indexes, with a public interface for macro, company, AI, commodity, political and other themes. The reviewed macro view included probability and disagreement measures alongside venue activity.
Before interpreting a rise or fall, check what the index measures. A consensus probability, dispersion measure and volume change describe different things and should not be compared as if they were the same return series.
Who it is for
- Research teams comparing prediction-market benchmarks
- Macro analysts tracking consensus and disagreement
Features and coverage
- Available on
- Web
- Markets & venues
- Polymarket, Related prediction venues
- Composite indexes
Explore themed indexes such as Fed-path and inflation measures.
- Methodology standards
Read the standards and research behind index construction.
- Venue statistics
Inspect volume and open-interest context separately from index levels.
Workflows with Seeker Labs
Interpret a macro index
Choose the index, read its definition and compare its changes with the underlying event horizon.
Check sector context
Use venue statistics to distinguish changes in activity from changes in consensus.
Pricing and total cost
Public index pages were accessible. Commercial API and data-licensing prices were not established.
Access: The public research interface is browsable; API access has its own documentation and terms.
Getting started
- Choose a theme and index.
- Read the index definition and standards.
- Compare changes using consistent dates, units and constituents.
Useful links
What to check
- Composite methodology and constituent coverage determine meaning. The index values were not independently recalculated.
A closer look
Ratings & reviews
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Browse categoryFrequently asked questions about Seeker Labs
Is a dispersion index a market probability?
No. Dispersion describes disagreement; a consensus-probability index measures something different.
Can I assume all venues use identical volume definitions?
No. Check the methodology before comparing venue statistics.
What does Seeker Labs cost?
Public index pages were accessible. Commercial API and data-licensing prices were not established.
What access does Seeker Labs require?
The public research interface is browsable; API access has its own documentation and terms.


