Kapari is in beta: access is granted on request, with no card, and a work email opens your account right away. The price list below applies once payment opens; the date will be sent to account holders by email.
A 30-day trial at sixty decisions a month on the test bench, then five a month.
A user is a person who runs Kaps. Reading and sharing a result by link stays free, for everyone you send it to.
Your firm's brand on the deliverables you hand your clients.
We talk it through, and the quote comes in writing.
Fair use applies, spelled out in the terms of sale published when payment opens. An annual plan comes when payment opens.
It goes to accounts opened before October 15, 2026 and to the first twenty paying subscribers. Nobody pays extra for being early. Full conditions are in the terms of sale published when payment opens.
The date payment opens will be sent to account holders by email. Until then, a work email opens your account right away: a 30-day trial at sixty decisions a month, then five a month, until payment opens at the latest.
You write out the decision in a few sentences, the way you would explain it to your second-in-command. A panel of simulated voices, built from sourced profiles, reacts to it before anyone real hears a word. You hear the objections cold, in your office, while an adjustment still costs a rewrite.
You get back a range of reactions: the fault lines that split the room, the blind spots you did not plan for, and the voice that breaks from the group. A dry run, as many times as the decision deserves.
Kapari exists so you can put a decision in front of a panel before you put it in front of people. The same rule applies to us: you read the price before you try, not after. The day you want to keep going, you already know what it costs, and the next person reads exactly the same page.
Our promise fits in two sentences. We do not promise you will make the best decision. We do promise that when you make it, you will have the most complete set of elements we can give you to help.
Before you pay anything, go look at the scorecard. Kapari grades itself in public on decisions that already happened, and it publishes its worst score next to its best. See the exam.
Bring the one thing that matters: the decision you want to put on the test bench. Not your industry, not your headcount. One decision you are sitting on right now. A price increase. A return-to-office policy. A reorg you keep rewriting. That is what makes day one worth it.
Not ready to hand over an email? The CEO demo runs in about 60 seconds with no account: type a business decision, watch a smaller panel react. Try the demo.
Kapari assembles a panel of simulated voices and explores their reactions to help you prepare a decision before you announce it. No real person is interviewed: not a poll, not a prediction, a test bench. Access in beta: the price is shown, payment is not open yet.
Access in beta, on request, with no card. A work email opens your account right away.
Free while Kapari is in beta. No card.
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