Choose access to a
governed operating system.
This is not a checkout page pretending trust is automatic. ResearchOS asks you to choose the intelligence system, plan, and access path that fit the work—then separates browser selection from server-controlled membership, workspace scope, and entitlements.
ACCESS CORE
Identity · Membership · Entitlement
Trust should be visible before you create an account.
ResearchOS separates what the browser is allowed to choose from what the server is required to verify. Selecting a plan can start a path. It cannot grant paid access.
You choose the path.
ResearchOS decides what is actually authorized.
More users should mean more support—not just more logins.
A one-person subscription and a 100-seat deployment are different operating problems. ResearchOS scales onboarding, implementation, governance, administration, training, and success support alongside the software relationship.
Start where the work starts.
Inquiry Intelligence is built around rigorous research. Organizational Intelligence is built around evidence-backed decisions and execution. The access path follows that distinction.
Pricing follows the work.
Support follows the complexity.
Individual access remains simple where appropriate. Multi-seat academic and organizational deployments use annual terms and guided enrollment because procurement, onboarding, governance, and support are part of the implementation.
From one researcher to an institution.
Built for students, faculty, researchers, laboratories, centers, departments, and institutions that need rigorous inquiry to remain connected from question to publication.
The commercial relationship grows with the operating complexity.
More seats change onboarding, administration, governance, training, support, and implementation. The support model makes that visible instead of hiding it inside a generic enterprise label.
Independent access with guided product resources.
Direct product support for professional work.
Team setup, orientation, and structured launch support.
Workspace architecture, role setup, training, and workflow configuration.
Adoption planning, priority support, and recurring reviews.
Custom governance, deployment planning, and enterprise support.
Built for how universities and organizations actually buy software.
Once ResearchOS moves beyond individual access, the commercial model moves with it. Multi-seat plans are annual commitments designed around budget cycles, procurement, onboarding, governance, implementation, training, and one coordinated renewal.
Simple when simple is enough.
Student, faculty/researcher, and consultant/executive access can use straightforward self-service paths.
One term. One budget line.
Labs, teams, departments, centers, and divisions purchase one annual term instead of fragmented monthly charges.
Invoice + PO pathways.
Institutional buyers can move through approved procurement rather than consumer checkout patterns.
Seats + support + governance move together.
Implementation and support stay attached to the deployment instead of becoming separate billing events.
Need the legal layer without the full operating system?
KonLaw is available inside eligible ResearchOS memberships and as standalone access. Standalone plans preserve the same secure identity and server-side membership boundary.
Choose a plan above.
Select a ResearchOS or KonLaw plan to continue. Your browser selects the commercial path; the server remains responsible for paid access and entitlements.
This page does not collect payment details. After authentication, ResearchOS creates a membership request and continues into the secure activation path. Browser state alone never grants paid access.
Enter the operating system.
Choose your billing path, establish your identity, and continue into secure membership activation.
Selecting a card, changing a URL parameter, or editing local browser storage does not unlock paid access.
