Simple, Honest Pricing
Start free with one full report for the zone you pick. Upgrade when you want one every morning.
Free
One report now, and one more whenever you choose to run it.
- Your own fishing zone, on any NOAA station in US waters
- 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
- ⚡ Live field reports as they land
- Export to JSON / CSV / GPX
- Species alerts and 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.