Pricing

What does a controlled setup include?

Choose the level of configuration and monitoring support that matches the rules you already have.

Trading setup scope beside a calculator and control checklist

Price follows the technical scope

The plans below describe implementation work, not a trading account or a share of trading results. Before quoting, we check how clearly your rules are written, whether your broker offers a suitable interface and what data is available for testing. An unsupported connection or substantial changes to the strategy may require a revised scope. Software configuration cannot eliminate market risk, and you remain responsible for any broker charges, market data subscriptions and trading activity.

Configuration plans

Foundation

R 2 900 one-time

For a single, clearly written strategy

  • one rule configuration
  • one historical test period
  • basic position limits
  • a configuration handover and email walkthrough. Broker connection and ongoing monitoring support are not included; we explain those boundaries before you approve the work.
Choose Foundation
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Working Setup

R 6 900 one-time

For a strategy ready for supervised connection

  • rule configuration and two test periods
  • position and pause controls
  • one supported broker integration
  • dashboard walkthrough and written operating notes. This is the most complete starting point for a client who will review alerts regularly.
Choose Working Setup

Extended Setup

R 14 900 one-time

For a more involved operating setup

  • up to three documented rule sets
  • multiple historical test periods
  • expanded alerts and control review
  • supported broker integration and two follow-up sessions. Broker access, data availability and any later changes are assessed before the written quote.
Choose Extended Setup

The final price is confirmed in writing and approved by you before any work begins or charge is made.

Costs to check beyond our fee

These may be charged by other providers and are not included in the plans.

  • Broker commissions and account charges
  • Historical and live market data subscriptions
  • Hosting needed for continuous operation
  • Changes to a strategy after approval
  • Independent advice you choose to obtain

What happens if the broker cannot connect?

We check the broker's documented integration options before treating a live connection as part of the agreed work. If the available interface does not support the required order type or account permissions, we explain the issue and revise the scope before proceeding. A test-only configuration may still be useful, but it is a different deliverable. We will not describe a manual workaround as an automated connection or assume that a broker feature is available without checking it.

Colleagues reviewing broker integration notes on a laptop

How to compare the plans

Start with your rules

A short, stable rule set is easier to test and document. The number of settings alone is not a useful measure of whether a plan fits.

Check the connection

Tell us which broker you use and whether you have reviewed its integration options. We assess technical compatibility before including connection work in a quote.

Plan for oversight

Decide who will check alerts and account activity. A dashboard supports that routine but cannot replace a person responsible for the account.

Ask for a written scope

Share the rules and broker you have in mind; we will explain what we can assess.

Request a quote