TradeWorms

Trading bot with no monthly software fee

TradeWorms is sold as a one-time software license rather than a monthly bot subscription. Choose a tier for the operating scope you need, not a promised trading outcome.

Three one-time license tiers

Starter costs $3,000 and supports one strategy and one asset class. It is the narrower configuration for an operator who wants to begin with a defined setup rather than coordinate several strategies.

Pro costs $8,000 and adds multi-strategy, cross-asset operation, dynamic sizing, the risk engine, web dashboard and webhook input. Institutional costs $15,000 and adds multi-account operation, white-label capabilities, full source and SDK, and the institutional live trading desk.

What no monthly fee means

These are one-time software purchases with perpetual per-machine licenses, not a percentage of your trading results. Starter and Pro allow one machine activation; Institutional allows ten. Your account dashboard provides the license and downloadable build. Contact support if you need an activation reset after changing machines.

There can still be recurring external expenses. Your exchange or broker may charge commissions, spreads, financing or market-data fees. A VPS, internet service and other infrastructure are your own costs. No monthly software fee should not be read as free trading or free hosting.

Evaluate the full cost and the risks

Compare features with the workflow you intend to run. Confirm your broker connection, platform requirements and activation needs before purchasing. More features do not guarantee better returns, and the purchase price is not a forecast of what a strategy will earn.

Every tier starts in paper mode. Review the installation guide, simulate the strategy and inspect execution behavior before enabling real orders. Software ownership gives you operational control; it does not remove market risk or the need to monitor the system.

TradeWorms sells trading software, not investment advice. Algorithmic trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. Past or simulated performance does not guarantee future results.