Scouty Pro
What the free tier answers, what the pass opens, and how it works
Two tiers, and no subscription.
Free — three questions a day. Token reports, holders, wash-trading checks, trending, latest listings, smart money, wallet analysis, FOMO's boards and holders, network stats. No wallet needed, and the count resets at midnight UTC.
Pro — a weekly pass. No cap on anything, and it opens the ten questions the free tier does not answer at all.
What the pass opens
Ticker sentiment, trending tickers, top accounts, community sentiment, FUD, chain topics.
What traders say about a token, and a trader's profile. FOMO's boards and holders stay on the free tier.
What's pumping, and the screener. "Deepest liquidity" routes to the screener, so it counts too.
Everything the free tier answers, without the three-a-day limit.
These ten carry a PRO badge in the sidebar. They are the ones that cost real money each time somebody asks — a live X search runs a reasoning model against the timeline on every call, and a FOMO trader lookup is billed against a monthly credit allowance.
They are not rationed or sampled. Ask one without a pass and Scouty says so immediately — and does not spend one of your three free questions on the refusal.
The free three
Three questions a day, resetting at midnight UTC. Signed in with a wallet they follow the address; as a guest they follow the browser.
Run out and the chat tells you when they come back and offers the pass. A Pro question does not touch this count in either direction.
The pass
$99 for 7 days, paid in $SCOUTY, and the tokens are burned.
The $SCOUTY contract is 0xa3368baa378a0977771fa12a43fb59dd12e70d1d on Robinhood Chain (id 4663) — the only one there is.
No cap for the week — on the web and through @AskScoutyAI alike, once your X account is linked.
There is no treasury and no subscription. The payment is a single token transfer to the dead address, so every pass sold takes supply out of circulation permanently. Nothing recurs, nothing renews itself, and there is nothing to cancel: after seven days the pass simply ends.
Buying one
The pass belongs to the address that pays for it. While your wallet is on another network the pay button is not rendered at all — a switch button takes its place.
Scouty reads $SCOUTY's price from its deepest pool and quotes the exact token amount for $99. The quote holds for one minute, because the price of a small token moves and the quote is a promise to accept that many tokens.
One transfer to the burn address, for the quoted amount, approved in your wallet. No spending allowance is requested and nothing is ever pulled from your wallet.
Scouty reads the receipt, finds the transfer into the burn address, and starts your seven days from that block.
The contract address and the exact amount are shown in the app at the moment you buy. Take them from there, never from a tweet or a message.
Send only the quoted amount, only to the burn address the app shows, and only on chain 4663. A transfer sent on the wrong network cannot be recovered by anyone.
If something goes wrong
The chain is the record, so there is little to go wrong permanently.
- Quote expired before you signed. Ask for a new one. Nothing was sent.
- The transfer went through but the page did not confirm it. Paste the transaction hash back in. The receipt is read from the chain, and it does not matter how much later.
- You paid the right amount to the right address. The pass is attached to the sending wallet, whether or not the page was still open.
Pro on X
Linking your X account to your wallet carries the pass over to the bot, where it also lifts the verified-account requirement. It takes one public tweet, described on Scouty on X.
Watch out for
There is exactly one $SCOUTY contract — 0xa3368baa378a0977771fa12a43fb59dd12e70d1d — and the app shows it. Any address you are sent in a DM, a reply, or a "presale" is a scam — Scouty has no presale, no allocation, no airdrop, and no other way to pay for a pass.