Ishara.

Invite-only early access

Your place in the next wave,
with the market already inside

Ishara opens to teams in waves. Get early access with your work email and $50 in credit is held for your workspace, which opens with 40,000+ investors and funds, 38,000+ government tenders and 17M companies covered inside.

A work email reserves $50 in credit.

Invite-only early access in waves · Opens on the Free plan · Arabic and English

What your place holds

Three things held for you from the day you join

  • $50 in credit

    Reserved by a work email, for the data your workspace pulls in.

  • Founding prices

    Pro from $10 and Business from $32.50 per seat per month billed yearly ($12 and $39 monthly), kept for 12 months by workspaces that pay before 15 March 2027. Pro and Business are arranged with our team.

  • Your mission, set up

    Your workspace opens on the Free plan and asks what you are working on: raising capital, winning tenders, winning customers or advising clients.

How early access works

Three steps from the list to your workspace

  1. Join with your work email

    A work email reserves $50 in credit, for the data your workspace pulls in.

  2. Your invite arrives

    Invites go out in waves. Yours comes by email, or straight away with an invite code.

  3. Start with the market inside

    Your workspace opens on the Free plan, set up for what you are working on: raising capital, winning tenders, winning customers or advising clients. Pro and Business are arranged with our team.

The credit, explained

A work email reserves $50 in credit

Join with a work email

Use the address at your company's domain, and $50 in credit is reserved for your workspace. You spend it on lookups that carry a cost, such as enriching a company or a person, and Ishara shows the price before you click.

Join with a personal address

Personal addresses, such as Gmail or Outlook, join the same list without the credit.

Have an invite code?

Enter it on the same page and you get in straight away. Some codes carry credit for you and for the colleague who invited you.

Your workspace opens on the Free plan. Pro is $12 and Business $39 per seat per month, or $10 and $32.50 billed yearly, kept for 12 months for workspaces that pay before 15 March 2027. Pro and Business are arranged with our team; Enterprise is scoped with you. See pricing

Frequently asked questions

Who gets in first?

We open access in waves, starting with teams whose work Ishara already serves well: founders raising capital, bid teams selling to government, sales teams winning customers, consultancies advising clients and teams building with AI. A work email helps us see the team behind each place on the list.

When will I get in?

Invites go out by email as each wave opens. If you need Ishara for a project with a deadline, request a walkthrough and tell us the date.

What is an invite code?

A code from the Ishara team or a colleague who is already inside. Enter it on the waiting-list page and you get in straight away. Some codes carry credit for both of you.

What does it cost?

Joining the waiting list costs nothing, and every workspace opens on the Free plan. Pro is $12 and Business $39 per seat per month, or $10 and $32.50 a month billed yearly. These early-access prices are kept for 12 months for workspaces that pay before 15 March 2027. Prices exclude VAT, and Enterprise is scoped with your team.

Does Ishara work in Arabic?

Yes. The interface runs in Arabic and English, right to left in Arabic, with Arabic name handling, and tender titles read in either language. Your language is one choice in your account.

Is our data used to train models?

No. Your private context is supplied at the moment of a request and is never used to train models. Private knowledge stays separate from public intelligence, and access rules apply to people and agents alike.

Reserve your place and $50 in credit

Join with your work email. Invites go out in waves, and yours arrives by email, or straight away with an invite code.

Free plan at $0 · Arabic and English · Never used to train models