DhanceptFrequently asked questions
How do credits work?
Every plan includes a monthly pool of credits — 5 on Basic, 11 on Standard, 25 on Professional, 55 on Enterprise. Every AI action draws from that one pool: a full Deep Report (the 11-stage Research Council) is 1 credit, a fast Quick Verdict (the specialist desks give a short bullish, neutral or bearish research view) is 0.3, and refining a report afterwards — each Council Debate turn with the analyst and each regenerated version — is 0.25 (its Word export is free). Included credits reset at the start of each monthly billing cycle. Need more in a given month? Buy top-up credits at ₹130 each (prices include GST). No platform fee is charged again, and top-up credits carry forward until you use them; included credits are used first.
Is there a monthly subscription fee?
Basic is free during the current promo. Standard, Professional, and Enterprise are monthly subscriptions (prices include GST) that bundle a monthly pool of credits with terminal access; see /pricing for what each plan includes. Included credits reset each billing cycle. You can buy top-up credits any time at ₹130 each, with no extra platform fee, and top-up credits carry forward.
Can I export my analytical reports and code?
Yes. Any Monte Carlo projection charts, Capital Market Line coordinates, or AI analyst recommendation reports can be exported directly from the terminal workspace, including a faithful full-report Word export.
What can the Report API do?
The Report API lets you generate the same institutional research reports programmatically from your own app or a partner's — authenticate with an API key, POST a query or report template, and poll for the finished report. Each report uses 1 credit from your plan, like an in-app Deep Report. See the API reference at /docs/api.
Is Dhancept investment advice?
No. Dhancept is not registered with SEBI as an Investment Adviser or Research Analyst. Its reports, verdicts, scores and signals are research for educational purposes only and are not recommendations to buy, sell or hold any security. Past performance is no guarantee of future results, and trading involves risk of loss.