Terms of use
Krāmma is an analytics tool for prediction markets. Using it means agreeing to these terms. They are short, and the first two sections are the ones that matter.
Not advice, not a broker
Krāmma reports prices, costs and records. It does not recommend trades, does not hold your money, and cannot place an order on any venue. Nothing on the site is financial, investment or trading advice, and it is not provided by a regulated adviser.
Prediction markets can lose you everything you put in. Whether you may trade on them where you live, and the rules of each venue, are yours to check.
What the numbers can and cannot tell you
Figures are computed from data Polymarket and Kalshi publish. That data can be late, incomplete or wrong, and a price that existed when it was recorded may be gone by the time you see it. Gaps after costs are estimates at a stated size; your own fill can differ.
The method explains how each number is produced and where it stops being reliable. Read it before relying on one.
Using the site
You may use Krāmma for your own analysis. You may not:
- scrape it or pull its data automatically beyond ordinary browsing;
- resell or republish its data or scorecards as a service;
- try to break, overload or get around its limits;
- use wallet scorecards to harass or identify the people behind public addresses.
Access that breaks these rules can be blocked without notice.
Accounts and paid plans
The Observer plan is free and needs no account. Paid plans are not open yet. When they open, the price, billing period and cancellation terms will be shown before you pay, and you will be able to cancel from your account at any time.
Liability
The service is provided as it is, without a guarantee that it is accurate, complete or always available. To the extent the law allows, Krāmma is not liable for trading losses or for decisions made using it. Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot be limited by law.
Changes and governing law
These terms can change as the product does, and the date at the top moves when they do. They are governed by the law of England and Wales.
Questions: hello@kramma.com.