Premium
Atlas sells history, depth and delivery. It does not sell honesty — the grade, the research, the methodology and the reliability record are free, permanently, and everything you need to judge this week's card is free with them.
What each tier includes
| Free forever | Premium | |
|---|---|---|
| This week's board, every game | ✓ | ✓ |
| The Atlas grade, and its three-line explanation | ✓ | ✓ |
| Market number, Atlas projection, the difference | ✓ | ✓ |
| Why — the three leading drivers | ✓ | ✓ |
| Be careful about | ✓ | ✓ |
| How the grade was computed | ✓ | ✓ |
| Reliability record and calibration | ✓ always | ✓ |
| Research and methodology | ✓ always | ✓ |
| Team pages and season profiles | ✓ | ✓ |
| Social cards | ✓ | ✓ |
| Past weeks and past seasons | this week only | ✓ |
| Every driver, with percentiles | top three | ✓ |
| Full market history, snapshot by snapshot | open and current | ✓ |
| How a card's grade has moved during the week | — | ✓ |
| Daily and weekly email | weekly board | ✓ |
| Data export | — | ✓ |
Why these lines
The credibility layer is free, permanently. The grade, the research, the methodology and the reliability record. Evidence for a claim should never cost more than the claim, and a reliability record that costs money is not a record — it is a marketing asset.
Everything needed to judge this week's card is free. The market number, the projection, the difference, why, and what should make you careful. A card that is half visible is a card a reader cannot check, and an unverifiable card is worth less than no card.
What is paid is history, depth and delivery. Past weeks, every driver rather than the leading three, the full snapshot-by-snapshot market history, the daily email and export. None of it changes what a free reader concludes about a game; all of it is work Atlas does that costs money to keep doing.
No affiliate revenue, ever. Books pay for traffic that converts to deposits. Taking that money would mean Atlas earns more when readers act — an interest directly opposed to the product's only claim.
Nothing is ever blurred. A premium surface is absent and named, never teased. A blurred number is an advertisement wearing the clothes of information.
What premium will never become
Atlas will not publish a side, at any price. The research established that there is no edge worth acting on; a paid tier that implied otherwise would be contradicted by the free reliability record on every card.
No blurred numbers. No card of the day. No countdowns. Premium sections show one line describing what is behind them and a single link.