Pricing
Pay for what you use. No subscription, no auto-renewal. Credits never expire — whatever you don't spend stays in your account.
How credits are spent
| Action | Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| AI strategy flowchart | 5 | Charged whenever the AI processes your input; starting from a template is free |
| Run one backtest | 5 | Billed per computation, regardless of profit or loss — a losing backtest costs the same |
| Unlock EA source | 100 | One time; that strategy can then be re-downloaded forever |
If an operation fails because of an error on our side, the credits are refunded automatically. You don't pay for our problems.
What the free tier does — and doesn't — cover
Sign-up includes 40 credits, enough to fully evaluate one strategy: a flowchart (5) plus seven backtests (5 × 7) = 40 credits. You see the complete backtest report including out-of-sample scoring — reports are never paywalled.
You can also get 40 free credits every month (capped at 120) by subscribing to our newsletter. Free credits likewise cover flowcharts and backtests only, never EA unlocks, and are always spent before your paid balance.
How this compares
| Option | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Renting a ready-made EA on MQL5 Market | ~$30–200 / month | A black box — rules undisclosed, stops working when you stop paying |
| Desktop strategy-generation software | Hundreds to $1,290+ one-time | Powerful, but a steep learning curve and local setup |
| TradingWithEA | From $29.99, pay per use | Runs in the browser, delivers .mq5 source you own outright, resale included |
Competitor prices are from public sources and may change — check their sites for current figures.
Common questions
Do credits expire? No. No expiry date, no subscription, no auto-renewal.
Can I get a refund? Credits are digital goods and are non-refundable once purchased — please use the free tier to evaluate before topping up. Credits deducted due to a system fault are returned automatically.
Who owns the generated EA? You do, entirely — commercial use and resale included, with no revenue share or attribution. The only ask is that you're honest with buyers about backtest limitations.
Why do my own MT5 backtests differ? Different data source, timezone, spread/slippage model and tick generation make some difference inevitable. Judge a strategy by whether the trend and statistics match, not trade-by-trade. More in the school.