Pricing, credits & subscriptions

Newly registered users are provided with 200 free credits, which can be used to run various analyses on Genetic Affairs.
New users

Free trial

$0monthly
  • Analyze up to 50 matches
  • AutoCluster
  • AutoTree
  • AutoSegment
  • CSV file based AutoCluster
  • Reclustering MyHeritage AutoClusters
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Subscriber

$5-50monthly
  • Analyze up to 400 matches*
  • All free trial features
  • Premium features:
  • AutoKinship feature
  • AutoTree for FTDNA Y-DNA/mtDNA
  • Access to AutoLineage
  • Combined Analysis with AI addition
  • Full support

*The 400-match limit applies to members with an active subscription. Customers outside the free tier without an active subscription can analyze up to 200 matches and can also run Combined Analysis (without the AI addition); the free tier allows up to 50.

Frequently Asked Questions


Prices

Credits are the currency used on Genetic Affairs to run various analyses and are the equivalents of cents US. Upon registering, you receive 200 free credits, which can be used to explore our tools. Additional credits can be purchased individually or through a subscription plan, and they allow you to perform in-depth analyses of your genetic data.

Additional credits can be purchased using monthly subscriptions from our subscription page. These monthly subscriptions yield 10% bonus credits (e.g., a monthly subscription of 10 dollar corresponds with 1000 credits + 100 bonus credits = 1100 credits). Credits can also be purchased via single payments (for instance; a single payment of 7 dollar will result in 700 credits). Note that the single payment or subscription site only works after entering your credit card information in the settings page.

  • Reclustering, CSV or AutoFastCluster analyses are 50 credits.
  • A default AutoCluster analysis using shared matches for FTDNA is 75 credits per search.
  • An AutoSegment analysis costs 75 credits per search.
  • A single AutoKinship analysis costs 25 credits. An automated AutoKinship analysis for a FamilyTreeDNA profile costs 100 credits.
  • Rule based analyses* are 50 credits per applied rule and 50 credits for the primary profile
  • AutoCluster analyses with the AutoTree* feature are 100 credits.
  • AutoLineage requires an active subscription*.
  • The Combined Analysis costs 500 credits per analysis and is available to customers outside the free tier*.
  • The optional AI addition costs 250 additional credits (750 credits total) and requires an active subscription*.
  • * premium feature

Any unused credits from your monthly subscription will accumulate and roll over to the next month. These credits remain available for future analyses, ensuring that none of your credits are lost.

The AutoLineage tool requires an active subscription.

The Combined Analysis is available to customers outside the free tier; it is not part of the free trial. It runs on FamilyTreeDNA data and costs 500 credits. The optional AI addition costs another 250 credits (750 credits total) and requires an active subscription.

For analyses run through the Genetic Affairs members area, the free tier can analyze up to 50 matches, a customer outside the free tier without an active subscription up to 200 matches, and a member with an active subscription up to 400 matches.

These are match-count limits, separate from credit balances. Available data and selection settings can result in fewer matches. Combined Analysis is available to customers outside the free tier; its optional AI addition requires an active subscription. Tools hosted by other testing companies and AutoLineage imports follow their own workflows.

If an analysis fails, contact us to request reimbursement. Include the analysis identifier and a description of what happened.

Your credits remain active after cancellation. Subscription-only features, including AutoLineage and the AI addition to Combined Analysis, require an active subscription and are no longer available after the subscription ends. Combined Analysis itself remains available to customers outside the free tier.