Simple, Honest Pricing
Start free with one full report for the zone you pick. Upgrade when you want one every morning.
Free Sample Report
FishIntel offers a free sample report before you subscribe to a paid plan. It is a real morning report, pulled from the production run the morning it was written, and you can read it now at fishintel.ai/sample-report without an account or a credit card.
Want one for your own water instead? The free plan generates a full report for the station you pick, the moment you pick it, with no payment. A paid plan adds a fresh one every morning, delivered to your inbox before you leave the dock.
Free
One report now, and one more whenever you choose to run it.
- Your own fishing zone, on any NOAA station in US waters or the Bahamas
- One full report, generated the moment you pick your water
- Conditions, species outlook and tactics
- One more full report, scheduled for any morning you choose
- Web dashboard
FishIntel
About $5.37 a week · 2 months free
Everything we make, in one plan.
- Today's report, before you leave the dock
- Delivered to your inbox by 5:30 AM Eastern
- 🛰️ Satellite charts read by AI vision, not just the numbers
- 🎯 Reads front shapes, eddy spirals, and filaments a grid of numbers cannot show
- Two zones included, extra zones $15/zone/mo
- 💬 Ask FishIntel on Telegram, 100 questions a day
- Export to JSON / CSV / GPX
- Priority email delivery
Cancel anytime. Prices in USD. Annual plans are billed once a year.
About the AI, honestly
Every plan reads the same ocean: 1 km satellite sea surface temperature, chlorophyll, salinity, geostrophic currents, productivity, live buoys, tides and NWS marine alerts. Every report, free or paid, is written from that same data.
A free account gets one full report the moment you pick your water, and one more whenever you choose to run it. The paid plan buys a fresh one every morning, before you leave the dock, delivered to your inbox.
The morning report's writer is a reasoning model that took the primary seat in August 2026, when a blind reading (same data, same prompt, models unnamed) preferred its reports over the model that held the seat before. That previous writer still sits directly behind it, so a provider outage costs us money rather than you a report. Paid reports then get a second pass where AI vision reads the actual satellite charts, picking up front shapes, eddy spirals and filaments that a grid of numbers cannot show. That second pass is most of the difference you will feel, and it is the expensive part.
We tell you this because a report you cannot check is worth nothing. Every report also states how old each satellite layer is, and says so plainly when a layer is stale or a backup source is in use.