Pricing
Desk $3,500/month. Enterprise $5,000/month.
Month to month, cancel anytime. Both plans include the reports we build to your definition, every US business bankruptcy since 2005, the weekly claims-trade report, and the ability to ask for any of it inside Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor or pull it into your own systems. We build to the job.
Desk
$3,500 / month
Up to three simultaneous users. For a desk that collaborates and shares.
What you get done
- Custom reports built around the mandate, delivered by email, spreadsheet, a feed into your systems, or your assistant
- Matching filings the day they post, not only the names already on a watchlist
- Sale motions, plans, disclosure statements, and claim transfers the day they hit the docket, not the day someone happens to look
- Weekly nationwide claims-trade report, with history searchable to 2014
- Size a creditor pool from the claims register and the proofs of claim
- Ask your assistant for any report by name, and get the claims register and the court PDF in the same conversation
- Feed the same list into your own models, dashboards, or CRM
- Court documents without a PACER scavenger hunt, billed at what PACER charged us, with no markup
Enterprise
$5,000 / month
More than three simultaneous users. Firm document storage, invoicing, and first in line for new reports.
Everything in Desk, plus
- Every desk at the firm sees the same matching filings
- Documents stored in a shared firm library instead of one analyst’s downloads
- New reports built first when a strategy changes
- Annual terms and invoicing on request
Custom reports for the mandate are included; unusually large or one-off development may be quoted separately. Court documents are billed at what PACER charges us. No markup. Prices in USD.
Do the arithmetic
One sourced trade pays for the year.
A Desk subscription is $42,000 a year. A fund that sources one position from a disclosure statement it saw first has covered that many times over. An advisor who wins one mandate because the call went out the morning the case filed has done the same. TrollerBk sits in the budget that makes money, not the one that limits losses.
Pricing questions
Just need to look up or monitor a handful of specific cases? BankruptcyObserver.com is built for that, at a price that fits the job.