Priced to put it on every deal
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How deals are counted
What counts as a deal for pricing?
A deal is one underwriting you create in Altyst. It counts when the deal is created, whether or not you upload a document, and deleting it later does not return the credit. If creating it fails, nothing is counted. It is the only unit you are buying. Modeling, edits and exports inside it are unlimited, and AI reading draws on that deal's own allowance.
Do unused deals expire at the end of the month?
No. Unused deal credits roll over and add to the following period's balance. Nothing is clawed back at renewal. An additional deal you buy on top of the plan lands in that same balance and carries over the same way. Plans bill monthly and renew automatically until you cancel, which you can do at any time from your account.
What happens when my included deals run out?
Everything you have already built keeps working, and every model, edit and export on your existing deals is untouched. To start another one you can buy an additional deal from your account at your plan's published rate, upgrade the plan, or wait for your renewal, when the next month's included deals arrive and any unused ones carry over.
What happens when I reach the monthly ceiling on new deals?
Fair use applies: new deals in a month, included plus additional, are capped at 25 on Individual, 60 on Professional, and 200 on Team, and each AI refill counts as one. New deals and paused refills resume on the first of the next month. Buying an additional deal does not lift this month's ceiling, and that credit stays in your balance for next month.
What happens when a deal uses up its AI allowance?
AI document reading and property research draw on an allowance carried by each deal, included or additional, so one document-heavy deal never leaves a later one short. When a deal spends it, its reads pause until you add more, which uses one deal credit and counts toward the monthly ceiling. The model stays complete and editable.
What exports are included?
An Excel workbook on live formulas, an investment memo PDF, an editable PowerPoint deck, a deck PDF, a lender package, and an offering summary. Every one of them reconciles back to the model you are looking at. Exports are included on every plan and every asset class, and are never metered however often you rebuild them.
Before you enter a card
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes, from your account, with no cancellation fee. After cancellation your workspace, deals, models and exports stay accessible; only new paid processing is paused. Plans bill monthly in advance and renew automatically until you cancel.
Who charges my card?
Stripe is the merchant of record for all purchases and issues the receipt. Altyst never receives your card number.
Is my data private?
Your deals and documents belong to your workspace, with role-based access and enforced isolation. Documents are not sold and are not used to train third-party models. You can delete a deal or your workspace, which removes the underlying files. See the security page for details.
Are my documents used to train AI models?
No. Uploaded documents belong to your workspace. They are not sold and are not used to train third-party models. Raw document content, extracted text, and full prompts and responses are never retained in logs.
Where is my data stored?
Application data and backups run on hosting in the United States, and documents and exports are stored in Amazon S3 in the US West region. The full list of subprocessors is published on the legal pages by name.
Do you have SOC 2 or ISO 27001?
No. Altyst holds no SOC 2, ISO 27001, or comparable third-party certification, and the security page states that directly rather than implying otherwise. What is in place is described there in specific terms: workspace isolation enforced at the database level, role-based access, encryption in transit and at rest, and deletion as a real operation with a record.
More on the product, the documents it reads and the exports it writes in the full FAQ, on how your data is handled on the security page, and on the fair-use ceilings in Terms, section 5.
Start with the sample deal
Open it, change an assumption, export the workbook. No card.