Pricing
The licensed unit is one actively running robot — backtesting, paper trading or trading live, each counts the same. Choose how many robots you commit to, run as many as you like, and pay a flat rate per robot per day. You are billed on your committed robots — the number you bought, raised automatically to the highest number you have run at once — and that number stays with you until you lower it. There is no fixed term and no expiry: your license stays live while each issued invoice is paid.
Robots
1 actively running robot — backtest, paper trading or live
Billed per robot per day. Price, currency and VAT handled by Paddle as merchant of record.
- Every running robot counts once, whatever it does
- Commit to any whole number of robots; raise or lower it at any time
- Billed every day on your committed robots, raised to the most you have run at once
- Running above your committed robots is never blocked; it raises them
- Grid-search auto-scales to (cores − 2); that peak raises the number too
Larger or air-gapped deployments
Unlimited
Run any number of robots with no ceiling. Priced individually — contact us.
Contact usAir-Gapped
On-premise collocation with no internet egress; license validated without the once-every-7-days online check. Contact us.
Contact usKernel bypass
Low-latency kernel-bypass networking for live trading. Priced individually — contact us.
Contact usGet a license
Before you buy
- The licensed unit is one actively running robot; a backtesting, a paper-trading and a live robot each count as one.
- Usage-based billing: a flat rate per robot per day, charged on your committed number of robots — the number you bought, raised automatically to the highest number you have run at once. It is billed for every day, whether or not the robots are running.
- Running above your committed robots is never blocked, and doing so raises your committed number to that new maximum.
- You may lower the committed number from your account; a reduction takes effect from the next day (UTC), after which the number may rise again in the same way.
- Grid-search backtests automatically use up to (CPU cores − 2) parallel robots; the peak they reach raises the committed number in the same way.
- An invoice is issued either on the first day of each month, for the previous month, or once the charges not yet invoiced reach the billing threshold — whichever comes first. Payment is due within one week; unpaid licenses are suspended, then revoked.
- There are no refunds: to stop charges, lower your committed robots to zero; see the Refund Policy.
- To validate its license, the product must reach the internet at least once every 7 days; a short offline lease is tolerated.
- A 30-day free trial with 17 robot(s) is available once per e-mail.
- Unlimited, Air-Gapped and Kernel-bypass tiers are available by request — contact us.
- Source-code escrow is available on request: the engine's source is deposited with an independent agent and released if Solo 76 ceases to operate or to support the product.
- Acceptance of the Terms of Service and the EULA is required before purchase.
- Only your e-mail is stored on this site; billing identity is held by Paddle as merchant of record.