Pricing is on the way.

No. IntraOdds uses 100% play money: tokens that can't be cashed out and have no legal status as currency. Teams compete for bragging rights and for the data the markets produce, not for financial gain. This is what keeps it usable inside organizations without triggering gambling or securities regulations.

Peer-reviewed research across sports, politics, weather, and corporate forecasting consistently finds that prediction markets outperform polls and expert panels when participants have genuine stakes and diverse information. Inside a team, the effect is even clearer, because people who are close to the work have information the group doesn’t.

No. Trading mode surfaces a price (e.g. “Yes 72¢”), which is just a probability with a dollar sign. If you believe the number is too low, you buy; if too high, you sell. That’s it. No order books, no spreads, no margin. Just play-money bets against an automated market maker.

Every workspace is private by default. Forecasts, comments, and leaderboards only exist inside your workspace and are never shared with other tenants. Data is encrypted at rest and in transit.

Public markets are open to anyone, use real money, and focus on public events (elections, crypto, sports). IntraOdds is private to your team, uses play money, and is designed for internal questions (launches, hiring, strategy). Different tool, different problem. We think of Polymarket and Kalshi as cousins, not competitors.

Yes. Any member of a workspace will be able to invite external people via a private invite link. External collaborators get a separate balance and participate under their own name. They see exactly what everyone else sees. There's no second-class-citizen mode.