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Every new account gets 7 days of full access — 20 analyses a day, all paid features, no card. After that, buy a one-off pass when you need it — no subscription, nothing renews — or go Pro if you analyse every day.

Free

$0

After your 7-day trial ends

  • 3 analyses per month
  • 1 watchlist ticker
  • Last 3 runs kept in history
  • Full statistical report and validation

3-Day Sprint Pass

$4.49 once

One-off payment · no auto-renewal

  • 60 analyses, valid 3 days
  • Up to 20 watchlist tickers
  • 14 days of saved analyses
  • News overlay, CSV export, rerun deltas
Start free trial

10-Day Trader Pass

$7.99 once

One-off payment · no auto-renewal

  • 200 analyses, valid 10 days
  • Up to 40 watchlist tickers
  • 14 days of saved analyses
  • News overlay, CSV export, rerun deltas
Start free trial

Pro

$17.99 / month

For daily scanners

  • 50 analyses per day
  • Up to 100 watchlist tickers
  • 30 days of saved analyses
  • News overlay, CSV export, rerun deltas
  • Prop firm simulator included
Start free trial

30-Day Prop Challenge Pass

$9.99 once

Full prop firm challenge simulator for 30 days: FTMO, Topstep, Apex and custom rules, trade-history import. Never renews. Included with Pro. Does not include stock analyses.

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FeatureFree3-Day Pass10-Day PassPro
Price$0$4.49 once$7.99 once$17.99 / month
Analyses3 per month60 in 3 days200 in 10 days50 per day
Watchlist tickers1Up to 20Up to 40Up to 100
Saved run historyLast 3 runsLast 14 daysLast 14 daysLast 30 days
Auto-renews
News catalyst overlay
CSV export
Rerun delta comparison
Full statistical report
Walk-forward validation

Research tool, not investment advice. Past patterns do not guarantee future results.

Passes are one-off payments and never renew; unused analyses expire with the pass. Pro renews monthly from your subscription date until cancelled, with 50 analyses resetting daily at 00:00 UTC throughout your subscription. Free plan analyses (3/month) reset on the 1st of each calendar month.