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 takes the trade for you. 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 tier is for me?
There are three tiers, 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 tiers ›
What does “61.3% win rate” mean?
It means that in our backtest, about 61 out of every 100 trades were winners. Not 100%. Not 90%. Not even 80%.
Trading has losses. That's normal — even great systems lose 30–40% of the time. What makes the math work is what happens on the winners: our average winning trade returned +2.75x what our average losing trade cost. Win less, but win bigger. That's how the number ends up positive.
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
- A Discord community of other subscribers who trade the same system
We give you the tools to become a better trader. The rest is you.