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Pricing

Pick a plan, then pay a share of profit only when there is profit

Two components, both stated in full below. The performance fee is charged on net profit for the billing month — if the month is flat or down, there is no performance fee at all.

Plans

Seven plans, one system

Every plan includes the whole system. What differs is how many broker accounts you may run and how much capital the engine will trade. All start with a 7-day free trial.

Pro against Basic. Total portfolio equity is capped at $5,000 instead of $1,000, and you may run 2 live accounts instead of 1. The cap is a hard gate: the engine stops trading at it rather than trimming positions to fit, so it is worth choosing above where you expect the account to sit.

During the 7-day free trial

1 live and 1 demo account, with a $10,000 cap on total portfolio equity while the engine is running. No card required to begin.

Included

What every plan includes

No feature is held back for a higher tier. The limits are on accounts and capital, not on the system itself.

  • The full AI agent and C++ risk engine
  • Every risk and position-management control
  • MetaTrader 5 connection via the MQL5 gateway
  • Demo and live account support
  • Operator console with live positions and proposals
  • Human approval workflow for oversized trades
  • Full audit trail of every risk decision
  • Backtest and paper-trading modes

Performance fee

2.99%–15.99%of net profit

Charged monthly on the net profit your account accumulated during that billing month — not on your balance, not on turnover, and not on gross wins before losses are subtracted. The rate falls as profit grows.

Performance fee percentage by monthly net profit tier
Monthly net profitFee
$10 – $1,00015.99%
$1,000.01 – $5,00012.99%
$5,000.01 – $25,0008.99%
$25,000.01 – $100,0004.99%
Above $100,000.012.99%

No profit, no fee. A month that ends flat or down is charged nothing beyond the subscription, and profit below $10 is not charged at all.

Payment

How you pay

Prices are shown in USD and paid in USDT on BNB Smart Chain. Cards are not accepted — see below — nothing renews on its own, and the free trial needs no payment at all.

USDT on BNB Smart Chain (BEP20)

The only way to pay. Your account gets its own deposit address, permanently — the same one every time, so it can be saved in your wallet. Send USDT to it and the balance appears on your billing page once the network confirms it, usually within a couple of minutes.

Credit and debit cards — not accepted

Not "temporarily off": there is no card integration. The processor we had built one against excludes trading and investment services from what it will process, which we found out when a real checkout was rejected under that policy. Rather than shop for a processor willing to look the other way, we removed the integration and moved to crypto.

Bank transfer, for annual or invoiced arrangements

Not offered self-service. If your situation genuinely needs it, contact us and we will tell you honestly whether we can accommodate it.

There is no card to see

What we keep against your account is your subscription status, the billing period dates, your deposit address, and the on-chain transaction hashes of payments you have made. We have never stored a card number, and there is no longer anything that could store one.

Nothing is taken from your trading account

Payment never touches your trading account. Fees are settled from the USDT credit on your billing page, never deducted from your broker balance — we have no withdrawal rights on your broker account and cannot move money out of it.

Prices are shown before any sales tax or VAT that your country requires. Where we are obliged to collect it, the amount is shown to you before you pay. How payment works covers renewals, failed payments and receipts in full, and the refund and cancellation policy says what happens when you stop.

Billing

Questions about billing?

The billing documentation covers how the fee is calculated, when each charge happens, and what cancelling does. The commercial terms are in the terms of service.