I came across it only by accident. Search results, at least in the major business text databases, lag significantly behind the latest data in the database itself. This is a major, inexplicable problem for a business information service, especially since most of its content is fee-based. Approximately one-quarter of its content is free to registered users. The material in this tier includes a selection of journals that are fee-based in other aggregators, as well as content that is otherwise free elsewhere, such as press releases and Market Guide Snapshots.
Pricing is close to that charged by other aggregators in their own transactional price structures.
You can pay for records that you otherwise could easily get for free. And of course, you are paying premium prices, but missing the most current records from the database. The service also contains ads, which are typically placed as banners at the top of most pages. It tries to do too much at once, and thereby doesn t succeed overall. As a free service, it compares poorly to numerous other free, ad-supported business Web services.