Pricing

What does your automation setup need?

Compare tool capacity and support scope before discussing the configuration your rules require.

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What a plan price covers

The plans describe access to configured tools, stated workflow capacity and the support included at each level. A written scope confirms the actual broker interface, data requirements, implementation work and any additional services before you commit. Market data, brokerage fees and third-party charges are not included unless the written scope says otherwise. We discuss these dependencies early so that a monthly tool price is not mistaken for the total cost of operating a strategy.

Choose a starting scope

Start

R 1 499/mo

For one clearly defined workflow

  • one strategy configuration
  • historical backtest workspace
  • basic order and activity logs
  • email support during business hours
  • setup requirements reviewed before a broker connection is attempted.
Choose Start
Recommended

Pro

R 3 499/mo

For an operator who needs connected oversight

  • two strategy configurations
  • configurable position and frequency limits
  • one supported broker connection
  • dashboard alerts and weekly workflow review
  • a practical balance of testing and monitoring tools.
Choose Pro

Team

R 7 999/mo

For a small team with several defined workflows

  • up to five strategy configurations
  • multiple supported broker connections
  • role-based dashboard access
  • expanded event logs and alert routing
  • scheduled technical reviews of configuration and connection health.
Choose Team

We confirm the final price in writing and obtain your approval before charging any paid plan.

What we confirm in the written scope

The scope separates a tool subscription from setup and outside costs.

  • The number of workflows and users
  • Supported broker and connection requirements
  • Historical data source and related charges
  • Configuration and testing responsibilities
  • Support hours and response route
  • Any separate implementation work

Plan capacity is not a trading outcome

A higher plan adds configuration capacity, access and technical support; it does not make a strategy more suitable or change the risks of trading. You remain responsible for the rules you provide, the accounts you connect and decisions about live use. We may recommend a smaller scope if one well-documented workflow is all you need. If the required broker or data source is unsupported, we will discuss that before proposing a paid configuration.

How a paid setup begins

  1. Outline

    You send the intended workflow, broker and monitoring requirements without sharing account passwords through the contact form.

  2. Review

    We check fit, identify missing inputs and distinguish included tool features from separate implementation work.

  3. Approve

    You receive a written price and scope to review before any paid plan is charged.

  4. Configure

    Once approved, configuration and testing proceed against the documented scope and available technical access.

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Ask for a scoped price

Describe your rules and technical requirements so we can explain the relevant plan and setup work.

Request a written scope