We lowered our prices. If you joined before that change, your subscription still bills the price you originally signed up at — so you may be paying more than someone joining today for the very same plan.

There is a trade-off, and it is a real one. Your original price also carries everything you were given before it was priced — strategies, indicators and markets that are now paid items. Moving onto current pricing gives all of that up, permanently.

Which way that nets out is yours to judge, not ours. Those free items add up to more per month than the price cut for many long-standing members — but only if you actually use them. If you trade one strategy you pay for separately and never touch the free ones, the free bundle is worth very little to you and the lower price may well be the better deal. The portal shows you both numbers, and how much of the bundle you have switched on today, so you can decide with the full picture. It does not decide for you.

How to tell if this applies to you

Open Billing in the sidebar. If you're paying above the current price for your plan, a highlighted panel appears at the top of your Current Plan card:

Our pricing came down. You pay $189.00/mo for Automation - Starter — that plan is now $49.00/mo.

If you don't see that panel, you're already on current pricing and there's nothing to do.

You'll also see the offer on your own plan's card down in Available Plans: instead of the usual "Your Plan" label, the card shows a Switch to $49.00/mo button.

What you'll see before you decide

Clicking Compare & decide opens a side-by-side comparison:

• Stay on your price — what you pay now, and the full value of everything you keep free.
• Switch to current pricing — the lower plan price, plus what it would cost to subscribe again to each item you are giving up.

It itemises every strategy, indicator and market you hold free, with each one's current price and a total.

That list is there so you can see the full picture rather than just a smaller number.

Two totals, and the difference matters. Being a long-standing member entitles you to every strategy that was free before we started pricing — whether or not you ever switched it on. So the comparison shows you both:

• The full total — everything you are entitled to. This is the number you give up, and the number on the box you tick, because all of it goes.
• What's switched on today — the part you are actually using right now. Anything marked not yet added is yours to turn on any time, but you are not getting value from it at the moment.

The comparison sizes up the switch against the switched-on figure, because rebuying something you never used isn't a cost you'd really face. If the two totals are far apart, that's the strongest hint that the lower price suits you.

What changes, and what doesn't

What stays the same:

• Your plan stays the same plan — same per-trade limit, same Discord access, and the same strategy slots (with one exception, below).
• Your bot keeps running. Nothing restarts, and no open trade is affected.
• Nothing is charged or refunded today. The rest of the period you've already paid for runs normally, and your next bill is the lower amount.
• Anything you have paid for separately is untouched. Only items you were given free are affected.

What you give up:

• Every strategy, indicator and market you hold free because you predate its pricing is released, and your account returns to what your plan includes on its own: the software, and one market.
• To get any of it back you subscribe again on the Marketplace at the current price, like a new member.
• Original Elite members only: your unlimited strategy allowance goes too. Today's Max allows 10 strategies switched on at once. Strategies already running keep running, but you can't switch on another until you're under 10. The switch summary shows this in red before you confirm.

This cannot be undone. There is no route back to your original price. Before you confirm, the portal asks you to tick a box naming the exact monthly value you are giving up.

Example — when staying wins. You're on Starter at $189/mo and you actively run eleven free strategies plus both markets — $324/mo at today's prices. Switching drops your plan to $49/mo, but rebuilding what you use would cost $373/mo all-in. Staying on $189 saves you $184/mo.

Example — when switching wins. You're on Max at $399/mo. You're entitled to $309/mo of free items, but only one strategy and your two markets are switched on — $147/mo — and the strategy you actually trade is one you pay for separately on the Marketplace, which is untouched either way. Switching drops your plan to $199/mo. Even if you resubscribed to everything you currently use, you'd be at $346/mo — still $53/mo less than today, and $200/mo less if you don't want those items back.

Yearly members

The same offer applies if you pay yearly. You'll be compared against the current yearly rate for your plan, and you stay on yearly — switching your price never moves you between monthly and yearly billing. Your next annual renewal is simply the lower amount.

If PayPal asks you to approve

Sometimes PayPal wants you to confirm the new price before it will accept the change. If that happens you'll be sent to PayPal to approve it, then returned to the Billing page. Approving only locks in the lower price for your next bill — it charges you nothing at the time.

If you don't finish that step, the change stays parked and waiting for you. Nothing is charged and nothing changes. The Billing page shows a panel on your Current Plan card telling you so, with a Finish at PayPal button to pick it back up:

Your plan change is waiting for you at PayPal. You asked to move to Automation - Max ($199.00/mo). PayPal still needs you to approve it.

Note

While a plan change is parked like this, the plan options lower down the page are hidden. That's deliberate — two changes in flight at once is how a subscription ends up on the wrong price. Finish it at PayPal, or leave it alone and it expires on its own after a couple of weeks, after which the options come back.

If the change failed outright rather than waiting on you, the same panel says so, and you can simply start over.

Tip

There's no deadline. If you'd rather look at moving up or down a tier instead, see Changing Your Plan — on a legacy price you can move tiers and keep everything, by staying on the legacy scale.