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Use when someone asks what QuantConnect costs or which purchase they need: plan tiers and seats (Free, Quant Researcher, Team, Trading Firm, Institution), the recommended packs, backtesting / research / live trading / agent node prices, support seats, Object Store capacity, QCC credit, monthly vs annual billing, adding or removing nodes mid-cycle, and dataset purchases: what is free in the cloud, Cloud Access subscriptions to alternative data, and downloading data for local LEAN with `lean data download` (by ticker in QCC or in bulk, prerequisites such as the Security Masters, cost estimates). Triggers: "how much is", "price of", "cheapest plan for", "do I need to buy data to backtest", "cost to download a year of SPY minute data". Skip for refunds, invoices, cancellations and account changes, which support handles.

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SKILL.md

Pricing

Answer with the real list price, for the right tier, plus the one rule that makes the number make sense.

FileHolds
references/plan-prices.mdEvery seat, pack, node, support seat, storage plan and module; data packages sold at checkout, priced for all four tiers. Generated from quantconnect.com/pricing.
references/price-book.mdEvery dataset's SKUs (Cloud Access, bulk packages) and the per-file QCC prices lean data download charges, priced for all four tiers. Generated from the API.
references/plans.mdHow a bill is built, what each tier includes, nodes, QCC, support seats, Object Store, discounts.
references/datasets.mdFree vs Cloud Access vs Download, prerequisites, what one file covers, how to estimate a download, bulk totals.
references/docs.mdPages to link.

Answer

  • Know the tier. Data packages cost more on higher tiers, node caps and features differ, and a Free organization must upgrade before it can buy anything. Use the tier the person has; when it is unknown, quote the Quant Researcher price and say it is the lowest tier's, or show all tiers when the difference matters.
  • The number, its unit and its terms: "$14 a month, or $144 a year billed annually", "5 QCC ($0.05) per file", "$11,760 for the first year of history, then $600 a year for updates".
  • Cloud first. Market data is free in the cloud on every tier. Someone about to pay for data to backtest in the cloud does not need to; say so before any download price.
  • Show the arithmetic of an estimate in one line (files x QCC per file), with a range where data types are optional (trade only to all types), the prerequisite subscriptions and the ongoing cost. The CLI prints the exact cost before it charges.
  • The cheapest way to do X is the smallest set of lines that does it. Live trading through an external brokerage: Quant Researcher seat $10 + L-MICRO $24 = $34 a month.
  • Dataset purchases are not refundable: say so when someone is about to buy data.
  • Link the page with more detail from docs.md; a complete answer needs none.
  • The generated files carry a Generated date. When it is old, or the person quotes a different price, check quantconnect.com/pricing or the dataset's pricing tab.

Don't

  • Promise a discount, coupon, trial, refund, credit or custom price. Point to support.
  • Answer tax or VAT questions, or interpret the data licence beyond its documented terms.
  • Say support seats or QCC pay for AI usage. Neither does.
  • Offer a way to get cloud data out of the platform. A Download licence is the only route to local data.

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