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MSJ Deal Room

Regional

For a bank weighing acquisitions in its own part of the country. Three states of your choosing, three named people, and every feature of the product.

$18,000 a year
or $1,850 a month
3 states · 3 seats
SubscribeOr start with a two-week pilot

What you get

The brief on every bank in your coverage
Compare: acquirer, target and the combined bank
Deal scenarios with your own assumptions, saved and revised
Branch pages with maps, neighbors, roads and tracts
Target search across every active bank in your coverage
PDFs and the full deal packet

Every plan has every feature. Plans differ only in states and seats.

What “three states” covers

A bank is in your coverage if it has at least one branch in a state you chose, wherever it is headquartered. A Tennessee subscriber sees a Georgia bank with branches in Chattanooga.

You choose your states when you subscribe and can change them at renewal.

Additions to this plan

AdditionA yearA monthWhat it adds
Additional state$4,500$475Every bank with a branch in that state
Additional seat$1,500$150One more named person

Seats

A seat belongs to one named person and signs in with that person’s email. There are no shared logins.

You can move a seat to a different person at any time by writing to us.

Use limits, per seat

Different banks opened in a day60
Different banks opened in a week200
PDFs and packets in a day40
Target-search results shown per search200

These sit well above a working day’s use by one person. Reopening a bank you already opened does not count again. Automated use of a seat is not permitted.

How you pay

Annual: by invoice. ACH, wire or card.

Monthly: by credit card, charged automatically. Debit and prepaid cards are not accepted.

To subscribe, write to support@marketsj.ai.

Two-week pilot
$750

Real banks in a few counties you choose, for one person, for two weeks. The $750 is credited to your first payment if you subscribe.

Ask about a pilot

Bank figures are as filed in FDIC Call Reports and the Summary of Deposits.

Demonstration banks are fictitious; their figures are built from patterns in real FDIC filings and are not filed figures.

Nothing here is legal, accounting or investment advice.

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