Teams and seats
One investigator or a whole agency. You pay for the people who trace.
Enterprise software usually charges for the org chart. Glacier21 charges for the seats that search, trace and edit. Supervisors, prosecutors and clients who only need to read a case get in free, so nobody is left waiting for a screenshot.
Scale
The same product at every size.
Bigger plans add volume, API access, off-chain labels and support. The investigation workflow is the same: a solo investigator on Frost gets the same search, tracing, cases and AI analyst as an agency.
Solo operator
Every tool in one seat: search, profiles, auto-trace, the AI analyst and cases. Pins land in a private scratchpad until you open a case.
- Private scratchpad and cases
- Invite a client as a case guest
- Annual single-user packages available
Small team
Share cases and work the same trace board live. Everyone sees who is on the case, where their cursor is and what just changed.
- Live cursors and presence
- Comments with @mentions
- Owner, admin, investigator roles
Growing unit
One discount applies to every seat once you reach five users, and annual billing goes deeper. Viewers never take a seat.
- Free, unlimited viewers
- Lead, contributor and viewer case roles
- Restricted cases
Large organization
Seats and volume set by contract, from 1,000,000 lookups a month, with API keys, invoicing and a security review.
- Tamper-evident audit log
- Up to 25 API keys
- Dedicated support, 99.95% SLA
A worked example
A unit of nine pays for six.
Six investigators run the traces. Two supervisors review them. One prosecutor reads the case before filing. Only the six who search and trace need a seat; the other three join as viewers and a case guest, at no cost.
- Seat6 investigatorsInvestigator
- Free2 supervisorsViewer
- Free1 prosecutorCase guest, can comment
Organization roles
Five roles. Three of them take a seat.
Roles decide what someone can do across your organization. Change them at any time from the Team page.
Case roles
Who can do what, case by case.
Organization roles set the ceiling. Case roles decide what each person does on a specific matter, so a contractor on one case never sees the rest.
Lead
Contributor
Viewer
Guest, can comment
Guest, read-only
Restricted cases
For admins
Control without a ticket queue.
Admins run the team from inside the product: invites, roles, seats, keys and the audit log.
A seat meter, not a surprise invoice
A log nobody can quietly edit
Keys for your own systems
Breach access, granted per team
FAQ
Questions about seats and teams.
How much does crypto investigation software cost per user?
Glacier21 publishes its prices. Frost is $799 per user per month for 1 to 4 users. From 5 users the list price is $499 per user, less a team discount that grows with team size, and annual billing is cheaper again. Iceberg, which adds API access, is $2,499 per user per month. Avalanche is a custom contract for large organizations.
Does everyone in my unit need a paid seat?
No. Only people who search, trace and edit need a seat (owners, admins and investigators). Viewers and case guests are free and unlimited.
Can one person use Glacier21 alone?
Yes. A single Frost seat includes every investigation tool. Cases and collaboration are optional, and annual single-user investigative packages are also available.
What happens when we run out of seats?
Members and pending invites count against your seats. When none are free you can still invite viewers, and an admin can add seats or move someone to a viewer role.
Can we keep a case away from the rest of the organization?
Yes. Restricted cases open only for their members. Organization investigators who are not on the case cannot see it.
Do you support large agencies?
Yes. Avalanche is built for agencies and enterprises, with seats and volume set by contract, from 1,000,000 lookups a month, up to 25 API keys, invoicing, a security review and dedicated support.
Tell us how your team is shaped.
Solo, a unit of six or a whole agency: we will map your people to seats, viewers and guests, and show you the price before anyone signs anything.
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