Questions, answered.
What Medical Affairs teams, their reviewers and their AI agents ask before they buy. Each report page answers its own price and coverage; setup steps for each AI client are in Connect.
Prices and buying
How much does an Erudio report cost?
One edition costs $750 (Focused), $1,250 (Standard), $1,950 (Deep). 3, 6 or 12 months of updates: Focused $1,300, $1,900, $2,600; Standard $2,200, $3,100, $4,400; Deep $3,400, $4,900, $6,800. Every report page shows its size and price. Browse reports and their prices.
What sets a report's size and price?
The verified statements in the published edition: Focused 1–150, Standard 151–300, Deep 301+. Standard and Deep also need 5 or more confirmed clinicians cited; otherwise a report is Focused. Not how many sources we screened or how prominent the trial is.
Why price by verified statements?
They are what you read: each is a speaker's view, question or experience, checked against its source, with the statements from confirmed clinicians counted apart. A widely discussed trial can yield few statements specific to it, and a quiet trial's few can be the ones you need. Every size gets the same method and checks.
Do subscriptions renew automatically?
No. Subscriptions are prepaid, and the price is fixed for the term you buy, even if a new edition moves the trial up a size. Nothing renews automatically: a new term is bought at the price then current.
Can we pay by invoice or purchase order instead of a card?
Yes. Send your details and we invoice you; invoices are Net 30. Organizations can also buy under a signed MSA and SOW. Ask for an invoice.
Can my AI agent buy a report on its own?
Yes, in 5 MCP calls: search_reports, get_report_card, create_order, get_order, read_report. The order returns a Stripe payment link for a person to pay, and an agent with its own payment wallet can pay the order itself (MPP or x402). Nothing is charged until one is paid. Once paid, the agent receives the license key and reads the report. The steps for agents.
Can I read a report before buying one?
Yes. The IDeate-Lung01 report is free to read in full, and every report's preview (findings, counts, sources and limits) is public as a web page, Markdown and JSON. The free IDeate-Lung01 report.
Do you cover trials not in the catalog?
Yes. Request a report and we will scope it from the trial's registry record. A trial without a report is quoted from the commentary found so far. You never pay more than quoted: if the report is delivered at a smaller size, you pay that size's price, and anything paid above it is refunded. We build it within 24 hours of confirming your order. If we can't build it to our standard, you aren't charged. Request a report.
Who can use a report?
Your team and the agents it runs, inside your organization. The account holder (the email you buy with) can add colleagues by email, and each gets their own license key. Reports may not be resold, used to build competing products or used to train models. Terms of use.
Can an alliance partner use a report?
A report edition you bought can be shared with an alliance or co-development partner for the trial or product it covers, for the partner's internal use on that work. MCP access and license keys are not shared: a partner's own agent needs its own license.
AI agents
Does my agent need a key to search and preview reports?
No. catalog.json, every report's preview (.md and .json), llms.txt and the free MCP server at https://mcp.erudio.com/free need no key or sign-in. A key is needed only to read a report you bought.
How does my agent read the free report?
Read the free sample report, IDeate-Lung01 (NCT05280470), in full with read_report({ "report_id": "erudio-nct05280470" }) on https://mcp.erudio.com/free: no key, sign-in, order or email needed. The free IDeate-Lung01 report.
Can my agent pay without a person?
Yes. create_order returns a checkout_url for a person and, when offered, a pay_url your agent's own payment client can pay over HTTP 402 (MPP or x402). Nothing is charged until one is paid.
How do I connect Erudio to Claude, ChatGPT or Copilot?
Add https://mcp.erudio.com/free for search, previews and ordering; add https://mcp.erudio.com/mcp with the license key as Authorization: Bearer to read what you bought. Each AI client has its own steps. Setup for each AI client.
Can a report buyer sign in with OAuth instead of a key?
Yes. https://mcp.erudio.com/mcp supports OAuth 2.1 with PKCE and dynamic client registration, so clients that register themselves (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Copilot Studio) need no client ID or secret. Report buyers sign in with the email they bought with, organizations with their registered accounts; the sign-in page uses Google accounts. Without one, send the license key as Authorization: Bearer. Setup for each AI client.
What if the license key is lost?
Lost key: recover_key emails the buyer their account key, which reads every report bought with their address.
Erudio MCP
Which AI clients work with Erudio MCP?
Any client that connects to a remote MCP server over HTTPS: Claude, ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot Studio and Microsoft 365 Copilot, GitHub Copilot in VS Code, Cursor, Gemini and your own agents. Each has its own setup steps. Setup for each AI client.
What is the difference between the free server, a license key and Enterprise MCP?
https://mcp.erudio.com/free needs no sign-in: search reports, preview them, order, and read the free report. https://mcp.erudio.com/mcp reads the reports you bought, with a license key or a sign-in. Enterprise MCP adds Erudio's research agent, the full commentary corpus, clinician profiles and datasets for named users in your organization.
How do people sign in?
Organizations sign in with OAuth 2.1; named users are set up during the pilot. Report buyers send their license key as Authorization: Bearer, or sign in with the email they bought with.
How much does Enterprise MCP cost?
Enterprise MCP pilots from $25,000; annual plans are quoted after the pilot. Request a pilot.
What does Erudio see of our questions?
Only what your agent sends: its question and brief. We never ask for your CRM, field notes or strategy. Your team's question history is kept for your organization.
Compliance, safety and security
Does using Erudio reports create adverse event reporting obligations?
Erudio reports summarize public professional commentary. They are not a pharmacovigilance source, and we do not monitor them for adverse events. When a clinician describes a side effect, the report keeps it as that clinician's attributed statement with a link to the public original; it never identifies a patient. If your procedures require screening public sources for adverse events, treat the original as you would any public publication.
Can we use reports that discuss off-label use?
Clinicians discuss off-label use in public. Reports record it as attributed speech; what your team may say externally stays with your own review process. Reports are for scientific and insight work, not promotion.
What may we use clinician names and NPIs for?
Allowed: advisory boards, scientific exchange and finding investigators, under your own compliance process. Not allowed: sales or marketing to clinicians.
Are reports written by AI? Does a person review them?
Built by AI from public clinician commentary, checked by automated review; every statement links to its source. Every statement is compared with its original passage by a separate automated pass, and findings are reviewed for overclaiming. We do not claim human review of each report. Methods.
Do you have SOC 2?
Yes. Erudio Health has received a Security-only SOC 2 Type II report; it and our security packet are available under NDA. A data processing addendum is available on request. Ask for the security packet.
Do you need any of our data?
No. Reports and the Erudio MCP use only public sources. Your AI agent sends us its question; we never ask for your CRM, field notes or strategy.
Can our AI agents use the reports?
Yes: the license covers your organization's people and the AI agents your organization runs for its own work, including using a report as an agent's context. Not allowed: resale, building competing products, or training or evaluating AI models on licensed reports. Use reports inside your organization. You may quote short excerpts anywhere, with attribution and a link. Don't publish or share the report itself, or large parts of it, outside your organization. Terms of use.