No tiers to compare and nothing held back behind a higher plan. Access is arranged through a short conversation so we can check XENA actually covers the markets you work in before you commit.
Billed annually or monthly. Multi-seat pricing, and enterprise terms covering programmatic API and MCP access, single sign-on, custom dashboards and raw data feeds, are scoped per organisation on the call.
Request a demoWe reply personally, usually within one working day.
XENA is not a walled garden. Anyone can browse the public preview and judge the work before asking for access:
The preview shows the latest Insight report in full, headline company and capability records, and the news feed. Programme values, financial models, the full report archive, alerts and exports need a subscription.
Generated directly from XENA's entitlement rules — the same source the backend uses to gate access — so this list cannot drift from what the subscription actually grants.
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Because a defence intelligence subscription is worth very little if the coverage does not match your market. The call takes twenty minutes and saves both of us a refund conversation later.
No. There is a public preview that anyone can read without an account, and a single paid subscription. Nothing in between.
Yes. The preview is live, not a mock-up, and the demo runs against your own markets and companies rather than a prepared dataset.
Available under enterprise terms. XENA exposes a structured API and a Model Context Protocol endpoint so your own models can query the same verified record your analysts read.
Gulf procurement is largely exempt from open tender portals, so bulk ingestion does not work. XENA tracks those programmes directly, which is why regional coverage is the deepest part of the platform.
Yes, at the end of the term. Cancellation and billing are handled directly with us rather than through a self-serve portal.
Tell us the programmes, companies or countries you follow and we will show you what XENA already holds on them.
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