Diraya — know who you're dealing with, before you commit

Diraya is a decision intelligence platform by Intel971. It turns fragmented public information about a person or company into a decision-ready report you can buy online, without a demo, without a contract, and without telling anyone who you are looking into. Every finding arrives with its source, the moment it was captured, and how far it can be relied upon.

How Diraya is different

Decision-ready intelligence reports already exist, but getting one runs through a sales team: book a call, explain who you are investigating, negotiate a contract, then wait days for the report. Diraya removes all of it. You sign in and search, nobody is told who you are looking into, you choose a depth and pay, the price is published on the page, and the report arrives in minutes.

Why the output holds up

• Captured, timestamped, hashed. Every material finding records when it was collected and a content hash of what was collected, so a finding can still be stood behind weeks later.
• Confidence you can argue with. Confidence expresses identity resolution and corroboration strength, not severity. Below 70% is a lead to verify, not a conclusion to act on.
• Gaps are declared, not hidden. Where identity could not be resolved or a record could not be found, the report says so and explains what that limits.

What a report contains

A Diraya report opens with an assessment objective and a conclusion, then sets out material findings, each with the evidence behind it. Depending on the depth purchased it can include identity and contact footprint, career and education history, corporate roles and ownership, composite risk assessment, sanctions, PEP and watchlist screening, sentiment analysis with source-level evidence, news and open-web analysis, relationship and affiliation mapping, asset and property discovery, financial exposure findings, court and legal records, archive and historical intelligence, open-source location context, and a complete source ledger. A match does not establish wrongdoing, and missing data does not imply the absence of activity.

Pricing

Three packages, published in US Dollars, with no quote and no sales call. Each search spends credits according to its depth: a Basic search costs 3 credits, a Standard search 5 credits, and a Deep search 6 credits. Yearly billing is about ~17% cheaper than monthly.

• Basic — $99 per month, or $999 per year. 60 credits a month. A raw profile: discovered data, no interpretation. Includes identity and contact footprint, career and education history, corporate roles and ownership, social account discovery and credential exposure detection. No risk scoring, no sanctions or PEP screening, no AI Contextualizer.
• Standard — $499 per month, or $4,999 per year. 150 credits a month. Everything in Basic, plus composite risk assessment, sanctions, PEP and watchlist screening, sentiment with source-level evidence, news and open-web analysis, and relationship mapping. No asset or financial layer, no court or archive records, no AI Contextualizer.
• Deep — $1,499 per month, or $14,999 per year. 300 credits a month. Everything in Standard, plus asset and property discovery, financial exposure findings, court and legal records, archive and historical intelligence, open-source location context, the AI Contextualizer, and the full source ledger.

Built for teams

Compare like for like, because every report follows the same structure. Save and organise entities, searches, reports and cases. Re-run any search when a decision comes back around. Export to PDF or CSV, or integrate via API.

About Intel971

Diraya is operated by Intel971, a licensed company based in Wyoming, United State. The website is available in English and Arabic; the Diraya product interface is currently English. Support: [email protected]

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