Analyst
A focused workspace for your own investigations.
$99/ seat / month
Start your trial- Full desktop investigation workspace
- Address and contract context
- Local case files, notes, and evidence exports
- Bring your own supported data providers
PLANS & ACCESS
Start with a question.
Scale with your team.
A desktop license for the analyst. A shared capability for the ecosystem.
ANALYST LICENSES · TEAM PLANS · ECOSYSTEM AGREEMENTSTeam
A common language for the team behind the response.
$399/ month · 5 seats
Evaluate with your team- Everything in Analyst
- Shared investigation templates
- Team handoff and review workflows
- Priority integration feedback
Ecosystem
Build the intelligence capability your ecosystem needs.
Let’s talk.annual agreement
Explore a partnership- Custom seat and builder-access allocation
- A scoped ecosystem evaluation
- Intelligence-source scoping
- Deployment and support requirements by agreement
Evaluate the desktop workspace. No card required to register.
Choose the license that fits your team. Ecosystem agreements cover deployment scope, support, and access requirements. Third-party intelligence licenses and usage fees are separate.
THE PRACTICAL DETAILS
Evaluate with
the right questions.
Which investigations is GroundTruth designed for?
GroundTruth supports address and contract investigations, incident triage, counterparty reviews, and ecosystem diligence. Begin with a public address, inspect the available evidence, and preserve the reasoning behind your next decision.
Which networks can my team investigate?
Address investigations cover Ink, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, and Optimism. GroundTruth combines a block-specific network snapshot with available explorer context. Indexed activity, source coverage, and provider limits are kept in context so your team can assess the evidence appropriately.
How does GroundTruth keep a finding reviewable?
A case keeps the address, network, snapshot context, source references, and analyst notes together. Observed relationships remain separate from your conclusions. Review status and exported briefs help the next analyst understand both the evidence and the open questions.
Can we work with our own intelligence sources?
Integration scope starts with your existing provider licenses, API access, and operational requirements. Blockchain analytics, threat-actor reporting, infrastructure intelligence, and security operations tools each contribute a different kind of context. Data entitlements and coverage are assessed source by source.
How do we hand an investigation to another team?
Export a structured JSON evidence package, a CSV transaction worksheet, or a Markdown case brief. The saved analyst notes and source references travel with the relevant case export, giving reviewers a record they can inspect in their own workflow.
Can GroundTruth fit our own operating environment?
Use a local workspace with a case database on your Mac, or connect to a GroundTruth server with account-scoped access. The Security page explains the storage, session, and network boundaries so your team can evaluate the deployment against its requirements.
THE NEXT CONNECTION IS THE ONE THAT MATTERS.
MANY ECOSYSTEMS / ONE CONNECTED PICTUREConnect the dots.
Own the investigation.
A wider view of the threat.
A clearer next move.