WATCH

Know when the answer changes.

Ongoing monitoring of a defined company, regulation, proceeding, transaction, sector, technology, supplier, public claim or other lawful subject. WATCH interprets meaningful change rather than forwarding raw links.

When to use it

What this product is for

  • What changed?
  • What new evidence exists?
  • Why does it matter?
  • Does it alter the previous assessment?
  • What remains uncertain and is further research warranted?

What you send

Start with the material.

A question, document, report, claim set, named subject, agreed monitoring topic or recurring research request is enough to begin. Aperture confirms the appropriate scope before paid work starts.

Boundary: No real-time, continuous or 24/7 monitoring is promised unless that exact service level is operationally available and contractually agreed.

Indicative pricing

Start with the smallest responsible scope.

WATCH Essential

From US$750/month

WATCH Active

From US$1,500/month

WATCH Strategic

From US$3,000/month

Baseline / setup

Typically US$500-US$1,500+

Indicative corridors, not automatic price promises. Actual scope depends on evidence burden, documents, sources, jurisdictions, freshness, specialist complexity, output depth and urgency.

Inspect the output

Three public demonstrations

Cover of Global Shipping Chokepoint Watch
WATCH

Global Shipping Chokepoint Watch

Maritime & logistics

What changed at major shipping chokepoints, and does it change the previous assessment?

30 pages · 13 sources · 19 controlled propositions · Research readiness 95/100

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WATCH

Direct-to-Device Satellite Connectivity Watch

Telecommunications / space

What is actually authorised and commercially available in direct-to-device satellite connectivity?

31 pages · 12 sources · 18 controlled propositions · Research readiness 95/100

Cover of Chile Lithium Policy & Project Watch
WATCH

Chile Lithium Policy & Project Watch

Mining / critical minerals

What has materially changed in Chile’s lithium policy and project environment?

31 pages · 12 sources · 18 controlled propositions · Research readiness 95/100

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