Are these widgets free?
Yes. The free tier permits 600 requests per hour per visitor IP, with a 10,000 per hour ceiling per embedding domain. Publishers who need more upgrade to Pro at $14.99 per month for 50,000 requests per hour per API key, or Enterprise at $499 per month for 500,000 requests per hour per API key on embeds and a 5 million renders per month fair-use cap.
Where does the widget data come from?
Live market consensus is sourced from Kalshi event contracts and the Polymarket Gamma API. Model probabilities — where applicable — come from proprietary Monte Carlo simulations maintained by The 7 Oracles team. The Oracle Unpriced widget pulls from our news-driven signal engine.
How do I install a widget?
Pick a widget below, choose a size variant, and copy the iframe snippet from its landing page. Paste it into your CMS, blog post, newsletter, or Discord landing page. No JavaScript or build step required.
Can I use the widgets on a commercial site?
Yes. All tiers permit commercial use. The Powered by The 7 Oracles attribution bar with a dofollow backlink remains visible on every embed — Free, Pro, and Enterprise alike.
How often do the widgets refresh?
Source payloads are refreshed by Supabase edge functions on a per-widget cadence — every 5 to 15 minutes for most widgets, every 15 minutes for Oracle Unpriced and Macro Pulse. The iframe HTML is cached at the CDN for 10 minutes on the free tier and 5 minutes on Pro.
How do I request the widget be removed from a page?
Just stop loading the iframe — there is nothing to uninstall. If you need a referer-domain block, email support and we will add it within 24 hours.
Do you offer customization?
Free and Pro embeds choose between two themes (parchment, indigo) and the size variants each widget exposes. Enterprise customers can request custom dimensions or theme overrides as part of onboarding.
Can I get the underlying data as JSON?
Yes — every V2 widget ships a structured payload that the chassis renders. Pro and Enterprise keys unlock JSON and CSV access via /api/public/[slug] with tier-aware rate limits (Pro: 5,000 requests per hour per key; Enterprise: 100,000 requests per hour per key).