Opening a case is free.
Keeping it open is the product.
Type what you own on the home page and Fahali opens the risk cases on your book — ranked, explained, with the evidence behind each one. That costs nothing and needs no account.
Free — the case is opened
Fahali measures how independent your positions really are, names which holdings move as one block, models what a shock does to the book, and shows which position is doing least for you. Then the case closes.
Paid — the case stays open
The same cases, re-checked continuously instead of once. You hear the moment a case changes posture or clears, and every past call stays on the record with its outcome. That is the thing a desk actually needs, and it is the thing we charge for.
For people
One book, or a desk.
- Saved holdings · re-checked 24/7
- Told when a case changes or clears
- Full evidence chain per case
- Everything in Retail
- Read-only API access
- 72h forecast horizons
- Larger books
- Everything in Professional
- Pair correlation history
- Contagion mapping
For AI agents
A risk check an agent can cite.
Agents now touch capital and have no risk conscience. Fahali answers over MCP or REST with typed responses, so an agent can never mistake a missing value for a zero.
- 50 calls/day
- MCP + REST
- Signed verdict receipts
- 10,000 calls/mo
- then $5 per 1,000
- Core intelligence tools
- Higher limits
- Full tool surface
- Priority support
Before you ask.
What's your win rate?
If that number decides it, we are probably the wrong vendor — and we would rather say so now. A single win rate hides what it is being compared against, and that comparison is where this category does its lying. We also won't give you one big accuracy number for the whole system — there isn't an honest way to work one out, and anyone who quotes you one hasn't thought about it hard enough.
What we publish instead: how much warning you got, how often that thing happens anyway, how many times we checked, and the misses. The tape is unfiltered — go check it before you talk to us.
Can it trade our capital?
No. Read-only by design — no order routing, no path to capital. It observes and notifies; your desk decides and executes. We won't tell you what to buy or sell: we're not allowed to, and we don't want to be. If what you want is someone to tell you what to buy, we're the wrong people — and we'd rather say so now than take your money for a month.
Is there anything of yours that doesn't work?
Yes, and here's the clearest one. We have a tool that spots sudden crashes. On paper it looks superb — right about 90% of the time. But when we checked properly, it only fires after a sharp drop has already begun, and once that's happening more movement follows about 90% of the time no matter what. So it isn't predicting anything. It's noticing something that already started. That's genuinely useful, and we're not going to dress it up as a warning.
We know that because we went looking. Our own record marks it "no edge" and refuses to publish the number — you can see that for yourself on the public track record. We'd rather find these ourselves than have you find them later.
Are you SOC 2 certified?
No. Records are append-only and timestamped for audit, and each read carries a SHA-256 integrity hash making it tamper-evident. SOC 2, ISO 27001, MiFID II and SEC 17a-4 are on the roadmap and not yet certified. If a certification is a hard gate for you today, we are not ready for you yet.
Do you store my holdings when I run a free read?
No. The free read is computed live against the symbols you type and nothing is stored. Saving a book is what an account is for.
We already pay for Bloomberg.
Keep it. Fahali is not a terminal and loses to one on data breadth and workflow depth. It does one job a terminal does not: open the risk case on your book before the move, and keep a judged record of whether it was right.