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Which plan pays for itself on your money?
Four questions. We only offer a plan when, in our backtests, your balance still grew after paying for it.
Money you can afford to lose. It stays in your own exchange account; we never hold it.
2. What do you want to do with the profit each month?
3. How do you want to pay for the plan?
4. Your balance will sometimes go down before it goes up. How big a dip can you sit through without stopping?
Enter an amount to see your plan.
Before you start: how this works
- Put in at least your plan's lowest amount on day 1. Below it, our fee eats too much of what the strategy earns. At or above it, in our backtests the profit covered the fee from about the second month and the balance still grew.
- Each plan has a trading limit. The bot trades your balance up to your plan's limit, across all your exchange accounts together. When your balance grows past it, the extra money sits idle and stops compounding; move up a plan and pay only the difference for the days left.
- Do not plan to take money out every day. Every trade is sized from your current balance, so money left in makes the next trades bigger: that is compounding. Daily results swing up and down; a day's profit is often given back the next day. Take money out at most once a month, and only the profit above your previous high.
- Expect dips. The balance goes down before it goes up, sometimes for weeks. Stopping during a dip locks the loss in.
- Your money stays in your own exchange account. We never hold it; the bot trades it through an API key without withdrawal rights.
- Want to try it on paper first? Every plan includes demo accounts: the same model trades pretend money so you can watch it before you switch on real money. The plan itself is paid either way.
- Backtests are not promises. All numbers here come from past prices. Live results can be worse, and you can lose the money you put in. This is research software, not financial advice. Read the risk disclosure.