Plans
Paper trading is free, forever. A subscription unlocks one thing: turning live trading on.
Paper
Run the strategy against your own broker, with no money at risk.
- Unlimited paper-trading accounts
- The built-in simulator, or your broker's paper account
- Live prices, P/L and closed-trade history on every account
- Every decision explained in the activity feed
- Full risk controls: circuit breaker, position caps, entry-anchored stops — never paywalled
- AI Analyst reviews with suggestions you approve or dismiss yourself
Live
Everything in Paper — now trading a real account.
- Everything in Paper, plus:
- Live trading on one connected brokerage account
- Unlimited paper accounts alongside it
- Priority on support replies
Create a free account to start on Paper — you can subscribe later.
Pro
Live trading across several accounts and brokers.
- Everything in Live, plus:
- Live trading on as many connected accounts as you like
- Multiple brokers side by side, each with its own settings
- Per-account strategy settings and separate activity feeds
- Support answered first, by the person who built it
Create a free account to start on Paper — you can subscribe later.
You are charged by Stripe; card details never touch CurmyBot. Prices, taxes and currency are shown at checkout, and you can change or cancel your plan yourself at any time. Cancelling stops new live entries — it never closes a position for you; open positions keep the stops they were given at entry, and you stay in control of them.
What happens after you subscribe
Paying does not switch anything to live by itself. That is deliberate — nothing in this product moves real money without a separate, explicit action from you.
- You come back here Stripe takes the payment and returns you to this page. Your plan updates within a few seconds.
- Connect a real brokerage account, if you haven't Your own account at Alpaca, using keys you create. We recommend running it on paper for a week first.
- Turn live trading on for that account A separate confirmation on the account itself: you accept the risk disclosure and type the account's name. Until you do, everything stays simulated even on a paid plan.