TradeBasis: Canadian B2B vehicle appraisal SaaS info — product, Lite/Pro pricing, research briefs.
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https://tradebasis.ca/mcp3 tools · 708mstradebasis_aboutWhat TradeBasis is, the problem it solves, what makes it different, and who it's for. Returns static markdown with an as_of date.What TradeBasis is, the problem it solves, what makes it different, and who it's for. Returns static markdown with an as_of date.
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tradebasis_pricing_and_tiersTradeBasis subscription tiers — Lite ($99/mo CAD) vs Pro ($499/mo CAD): what each includes and who each is for. Static markdown.TradeBasis subscription tiers — Lite ($99/mo CAD) vs Pro ($499/mo CAD): what each includes and who each is for. Static markdown.
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tradebasis_research_libraryStatic research/market-report briefs authored by TradeBasis. Call with no arguments to list available briefs, or pass a topic (slug or title) to retrieve a single brief. Returns static markdown.Static research/market-report briefs authored by TradeBasis. Call with no arguments to list available briefs, or pass a topic (slug or title) to retrieve a single brief. Returns static markdown.
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TradeBasis: Canadian B2B vehicle appraisal SaaS info — product, Lite/Pro pricing, research briefs.
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