Conversation search
Find relevant passages in the service’s indexed public video and podcast material.
Arcmira is a research service for searching indexed public conversations and returning relevant passages linked to their source moments. It is useful for researching mentions, speakers, topics, sponsors, and recommendations within its available media collection.
Users can work through the web interface or developer and agent access routes. Coverage depends on the material Arcmira indexes and processes; an example research result is not proof that all YouTube videos, podcasts, or livestreams are covered in real time.
Find relevant passages in the service’s indexed public video and podcast material.
Use timestamped source references to inspect the original context.
Monitor names using plan-specific allowances and alerts.
Plans list API, MCP server, and webhook access for integrating research workflows.
Team members share account credits; admins can set optional on-demand spending limits.
Higher tiers list research on ad reads, sponsors, and recommendations.
Locate a passage and return to the original source moment before quoting it.
Build a set of relevant indexed conversations around a research question.
Track named people or organizations within the indexed media collection.
Review sponsor and recommendation references when the selected plan supports commercial intelligence.
The pricing page states 1,000 credits per month for web and API use,2 monitored names, and no card requirement. It excludes the newest 30 days of media.
New subscribers can try Pro free for 7 days with a card. It becomes$20/month unless canceled before the trial ends.
Pro+ lists a$30 first month followed by$60/month; Ultra lists$200/month. Annual billing and promotions have separate conditions. Confirm the billing period and checkout total.
The checked pricing page lists credits for alerts, search results, and premium transcripts. Optional on-demand credits cost$0.002 each when an admin enables them, subject to configured monthly limits.
No such guarantee is established. Results depend on indexed media, processing, query scope, and plan access. Inspect source passages before relying on them.