premium modules
Three of Command One's 29 modules query commercial data providers we pay for per search. They sit in the same console, write into the same findings schema and appear on the same case map as everything else — they just bill against purchased gold credits instead of your free daily allowance.
50 gold credits for $5 · never expire
the roster
email · username · phone · domain · IP
Searches the Intelligence X index across leaks, pastes, darknet captures and document dumps. Each hit records the bucket, source name, date and a direct record link so you can cite exactly where an artefact came from.
Reach for it when: Deep historical exposure on an identifier that returned nothing from public endpoints.
email · username · phone
Tells you which breach corpora expose an identifier, with source names, record counts and password hash hints. Fast enough to triage a list of addresses before committing to a full workup.
Reach for it when: Account-security assessments and confirming whether a lead's credentials are already public.
phone
Carrier-grade lookup for a subscriber number: current carrier, line type, country routing, portability and validity — the data public parsing libraries cannot infer on their own.
Reach for it when: Deciding whether a number is a real mobile subscriber, a VoIP throwaway or a landline.
how billing works
Free daily allowance
50 credits refreshed at 00:00 UTC, no roll-over. Covers all 26 standard modules, native and fleet, plus case files, exports, watchlists and shared links.
Gold credits (purchased)
Bought in 50-credit packs, never expire, and the only bucket premium modules can draw from. Standard modules fall back to gold only once the daily allowance is spent.
Premium modules query paid intelligence sources we pay for per search, so they run on gold credits from a credit pack rather than the free daily allowance. More premium sources are added regularly.
questions
Premium modules query paid intelligence sources we pay for per search, so they run on gold credits from a credit pack rather than the free daily allowance. More premium sources are added regularly.
Buy a credit pack from the Credits page in the console — 50 gold credits for $5, or £8 per 50 in the mobile apps. Gold credits never expire, so a single pack can sit in reserve until a case actually needs a premium source.
No. The 50-credit daily allowance covers every standard module, including the full worker fleet. Premium modules bill only against gold credits, so a premium source can never silently drain your free budget.
You still see the sources queried and the exact response, and the run is written to your audit trail. Premium sources are metered by the provider per search, so a completed query is charged whether or not it produces a hit.
Yes — premium sources are added as we license them, and every new one appears in the module roster with its credit cost before you can run it. Nothing is enabled by surprise.
Register free, work your cases on the daily allowance, and top up when a case genuinely needs a paid source. Orders are processed by our reseller Paddle.com, the Merchant of Record for all orders.
