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The paywall is gone. Everything is free.

The Crude Oracle is now 100% free. Every dashboard, daily briefing, watchlist, company note and tool — no paywall, no card, no catch.

No Plans · No Tiers · No Card

Full access for everyone

£0/forever

The former £299.99/month subscription has been retired. There is nothing to buy, nothing to unlock and nothing to cancel.

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What's included (everything)

Full terminal-grade dashboard

The complete price complex — Brent, WTI, Dubai, NBP, TTF, Henry Hub, LNG marker — with supply, demand and risk signal grids.

Daily crude oil briefing

What moved, why, and what matters next — every trading day, source-backed.

Investment watchlist

Monitored names across 12 energy segments. Monitored, never recommended.

Company intelligence

Structured notes on production, reserves, balance sheets and catalysts.

Analysis tools

Balance engine, curve monitor, flow map, positioning, news-to-barrels and hypothesis builder.

Research library

Deep-dive notes on supply, demand, LNG, shipping and UK energy security.

UK energy security

Dedicated North Sea, UKCS fiscal and import-dependency coverage.

Frequently asked questions

Is it really all free?

Yes. The former £299.99/month premium subscription has been retired and the paywall removed. Every page, dashboard, tool and dataset on The Crude Oracle is now open to everyone, with no card and no account required.

What happened to existing paid subscriptions?

No new subscriptions are being taken and the payment flow has been removed from the site. Anyone with a historic billing question can reach us via the contact page and we will resolve it directly.

Do I still need to log in?

No. Content is not gated and no account is required.

Is this financial advice?

No. The Crude Oracle provides market commentary, research and education for information purposes only. It is not financial advice or a recommendation to transact. Capital at risk.

How is the site funded if it's free?

The Crude Oracle is currently run as an open intelligence project. Sponsorship enquiries go to the advertise page. Sponsors do not see or influence content before publication — that rule is the editorial policy.