What is Trding.ai?
Trding.ai watches the stock market for you and grades trade opportunities on a scale of 0 to 10. When it sees a strong one — a setup graded 8 or higher — it either alerts you so you can place the trade yourself, or auto-executes on your own brokerage account via TradersPost. Which one depends on the plan you choose.
What do I need before I sign up?
Two accounts. Both are quick to set up and neither commits you to anything expensive.
- A TradingView Essential account — about $15/month, with a free trial available. This is the chart platform. You need the Essential tier (or higher) so alerts can talk to Trding.ai.
- A broker account to place trades. We recommend Alpaca because it's free to open and gives you a $100,000 paper-trading balance to practice with. Zero real money in and no monthly cost.
That's it. No PowerShell. No CURL. No coding. If you can log into a website and click a button, you can run Trding.ai.
How much am I risking to try it?
Zero real dollars, by design.
Every new subscriber starts in paper trading mode. That's fake money on a real market feed — you see the same prices, the same fills, the same charts as a live trader, but nothing you do can lose you a cent. Alpaca gives you $100,000 in paper cash to experiment with.
You stay in paper mode until you decide to flip the switch to live. Not us. Not the bot. You. Practice for a week, a month, or a year first if that's what makes you comfortable. You control when — and if — you go live.
Which plan is for me?
There are three plans (Signals, Pro, Ultimate), but the answer usually comes down to one question:
Pro ($99/mo) also exists — adds a multi-ticker Screener for people watching a whole watchlist. See all three plans ›
What does “win rate” mean?
Win rate is the share of trades that reach their target instead of their stop. It's only half the story.
Trading has losses. That's normal. What matters is how big the wins are compared with the losses. A method that wins 40% of the time can still come out ahead if each win is twice the size of each loss. A 90% win rate can still lose money if the losses are large.
What if I lose money anyway?
You might. Especially early. Almost everyone does, and the ones who don't were probably in paper mode. That's not a bug — it's what trading actually looks like.
What we give you to reduce that risk:
- Paper trading is the default, so your first losses are pretend
- The 0–10 Trding Score tells you the quality of every setup before you take it
- A Library that explains every indicator, every signal, and the reasoning behind them
- Weekly email digests with signal recaps + what's shipping next
We give you the tools to become a better trader. The rest is you.