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Why dennery.ai ships free samples before paid access
Every product page here puts free samples ahead of paid plans. That order is deliberate. This note explains what the samples are, why they come first, and what it costs to keep them.
What free means here
A free sample is catalog search plus bounded three-row results with cited sources. No account, no API key. That is the promise as the AgentNative page states it.
curl "https://agentnative.cazimedia.com/v1/query/us-federal-register?limit=3"The documented shape is three rows with sources attached: enough to judge fit before any plan enters the picture.
Why samples come first
My view, stated as opinion: provenance before payment builds trust faster than any pricing page. A reader who has already run a sample and checked a source does not need convincing. The pricing page then answers a narrower question: how much more of what you already tried.
What it costs to keep them
Samples stay bounded at three rows. Paid queries are capped at 100 rows and rate-limited per plan. The limits sit in the open: a $5 one-time pass with 250 queries over 30 days, a $5 monthly subscription with 2,000 queries per billing period. Abuse gets throttling or revocation under the same terms that cover paid use.
Status honesty
The Muse connector for AgentNative is submitted, with approval pending. That sentence stays on the product page until a listing is verified live. No badge, no directory language.
What was checked
- Prices and plan limits were read from the live product page and terms on 2026-10-07. The figures above match.
- Connector status was read from the live product page on 2026-10-07: submitted, approval pending.
- The documented sample request was run on 2026-10-07 and returned 401 paid access required. The product page still documents samples as keyless. That gap is flagged for review, and this post claims nothing about current sample output.