Free, Starter and Office
Simple plans for
your office.
Mobile briefing for elected representatives and their teams, shaped around the subjects you follow and how your office works.
Start freeStart free. No credit card required.
Start with what
your office needs.
Start with Free, then choose Starter or Office when your team needs more people or more subjects. Allowances are shared across your office. Stop monitoring a subject in Settings to make room for another; saved evidence stays available.
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Stay on top of your brief
Follow subjects, organise watchlists and catch up on developments with their sources close by.
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Prepare with evidence
Build a sourced brief from one story, choosing its purpose and length. Parliamentary evidence is included in every plan and depends on the available indexed archive.
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Review before sharing
Save office drafts, add your own response and review the exact version. Keep approved briefings available to the team.
Already using StoryOps?
Sign in to view your current plan, manage your subscription and review billing in mobile Settings. Existing customers retain their agreed subscription terms; legacy account billing remains available.
Before you get started
Is the mobile app available to download?
Use StoryOps in your browser today. Native device and release validation are still pending, so App Store and Google Play downloads are not available yet.
What does each plan include?
Free includes 1 user and 3 monitored subjects. Starter is US$9.99/month for up to 3 users and 10 subjects. Office is US$39/month for up to 10 users and 20 subjects. Every plan includes sourced briefs, parliamentary evidence and collaboration. Users count members and pending invitations. No add-ons or automatic overage fees. Applicable tax is shown at checkout.
Does unfollowing a subject free a plan slot?
Personal follows control your feed. To free a slot in the office's monitoring allowance, stop monitoring that subject in Settings. Pausing or unfollowing your personal feed does not free a slot.
Does every account include parliamentary evidence?
Yes. Parliamentary evidence is included in every plan. Records come from the indexed archive; coverage may be incomplete.
Can government and public-service teams enquire?
Yes. The first pilot is being prepared for Irish elected representatives and their aides. Government and public-service teams can discuss their own briefing and review requirements.
Tell us about your office.
Who follows the brief? Who prepares the next engagement? Who signs off the response?
Discuss a pilotpatrick@storyops.news