KODIAC LAB ACCESS
Bench Pass
$10 / month
Entry tier for casual research questions. Compound chemistry, mechanism, and pharmacokinetics on demand, answered by Claude Opus 4.8 on Normal mode. No Heavy mode, but plenty for everyday work.
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Try the workbench firstWhat you get
- 100 chats per calendar month
- Light mode (Claude Haiku 4.5, fast)
- Normal mode (Claude Opus 4.8)
- Full citation discipline
- Research-use-only context
- Monthly quota reset on the first UTC
- Access tied to your customer account
Mode access
| Mode | Model | Available |
|---|---|---|
| Light | Claude Haiku 4.5 | Included |
| Normal | Claude Opus 4.8 | Included |
| Heavy | Claude Opus 4.8, maximum reasoning effort | Not included on this tier |
Who this tier is for
Bench is the right tier if you want to ask 3 to 5 compound questions per day, sometimes more, but you do not need max-effort deep-dives on receptor pharmacology or stack analysis.
You get the same Claude Opus 4.8 backbone the Lab tier uses on Normal mode. The mechanism, pharmacokinetic, and dosing-literature discussions are at full quality. What you do not get is Heavy mode (Opus 4.8 run at maximum reasoning effort, used for the deepest multi-pathway analyses) and you do not get the higher monthly quota.
Most casual research questions resolve in Light or Normal. If you find yourself running into the cap regularly or wanting Heavy treatment, upgrade to Lab.
Common questions
- How does monthly access work?
- One purchase covers one calendar month of access. Quotas reset on the first of each month UTC. Re-purchase the tier each month to continue, or switch tiers anytime.
- What happens if I run out?
- Once you hit your monthly quota the chat blocks new messages until the next month. Upgrade to a higher tier to lift the cap, or wait for the reset.
- Can I upgrade or downgrade?
- Yes. Buy a higher or lower tier at any time and the new quota applies on next access. Old tier access continues for the remainder of the month it was purchased for.
- Is the chat output research advice?
- No. Outputs are research reference material for in vitro and in vivo investigative work. Not medical advice. The compounds discussed are research use only and not for human or veterinary consumption.