TELOS telemetry analytics is now completely free, effective 1 September 2026, with every feature unlocked for anyone who creates an account. The shift eliminates all subscription tiers, trial periods and payment steps, placing the full suite—including race predictions, full replays, telemetry comparison, driver ratings, strategy forecasts and an AI race engineer—at the fingertips of the paddock‑enthusiast community.
No‑cost access for all
The platform, built and operated by Connexa Studios, now funds its own operating expenses, meaning users no longer face the €348‑a‑year top‑tier price that previously gated the service. All four historic plans have been withdrawn, and the only requirement is a simple account to save personal predictions and follow drivers throughout the season. This model removes the barrier of a subscription, allowing anyone to dive straight into data‑rich analysis without signing a contract or entering payment details.
Full feature set remains intact
Despite the price drop, TELOS retains its comprehensive toolkit. Users can still generate race‑day forecasts, replay entire Grand Prix events, compare telemetry streams side‑by‑side, and consult driver performance ratings. The strategy forecast module continues to model pit‑window decisions, tyre degradation and undercut possibilities, while the AI race engineer offers real‑time advice on stint lengths and tyre choices. In practice, the platform now delivers the same depth of insight that once required a premium subscription.
All TELOS features are now available at zero cost.
Funding shift to Connexa Studios
Connexa Studios has taken on the full financial responsibility for TELOS, covering server costs, data licences and ongoing development. By internalising these expenses, the studio ensures the platform’s sustainability without relying on user fees. This approach mirrors a broader industry trend where data‑driven services are subsidised by parent companies to expand their ecosystem and attract a larger user base.
The free‑access launch marks a pivotal moment for telemetry enthusiasts, who can now explore race strategy, tyre management and driver performance without monetary constraints. As the 2026 season unfolds, TELOS aims to become the default analytical hub for fans and aspiring engineers alike, powered by Connexa Studios’ commitment to open, data‑rich motorsport insight.