Read free. Follow on Pro.

Both, on one account. Pro bought here works in the iPhone app and Pro bought in the app works here - access resolves on your email across Stripe and Apple, with no linking step. Asking Sura is free on both, on the daily credits - in the side panel here and in the app. Sura's history - past conversations, listed and reopened - is Pro on both. A company's own page - its quote, price chart, reported figures, note and filings - is Pro on both clients, and a company's filings page is free and public on the website, signed out included. The market-wide filing stream and earnings calendar stay free on the Watchlist itself, on both clients.

If you subscribed here, use "Manage or cancel subscription" on this page - it opens the Stripe billing portal, and Pro runs to the end of the period you already paid for. If you subscribed in the iPhone app, cancel in Settings on your device, where your other App Store subscriptions live.

Nothing is deleted. Everything you already follow stays followed, and following another company or topic is refused, since following anything is Pro. Reading is a different matter: without Pro you can read the three free briefs and nothing beyond them, so a followed topic's brief and a followed company's own page stay behind the Pro wall - and open again, with your follows intact, if you subscribe again. The same rule covers the market list on the markets screen: an over-cap list can be saved and trimmed, never silently cut down.

Yes, permanently. The filing stream and the earnings calendar are free on both clients, on the Watchlist itself. A company's filings page is free and public on the website, signed out included - every filing it made in the last year, outside the wall that covers that company's own page. What Pro buys is being TOLD - a push the moment a company you follow files something that matters, and the morning it reports - and the company page itself, which is Pro on both clients. Charging for the document itself would be charging for something the government publishes, which is why the stream stays free everywhere, and why the website keeps every company's filings page free even though the company page itself is Pro.

The unit Sura is metered in. A routine question costs one; heavier work - a quiz, a live web search, a whole-watchlist answer, a deep analysis - costs more, and a question your balance cannot cover is refused with its cost named, before anything is spent. They do not roll over: free credits are counted against the day (5 of them, 15 on your first day) and Pro's 600 against the calendar month, so each window starts clean and nothing is banked from the last one.

Yes. The same Pro is sold in the iPhone app as an in-app purchase, billed by Apple and managed with your other App Store subscriptions. Buying here costs you the same and reaches the same account.