The founding cohort is 1,000 seats.
We admit 1,000 traders at a time, because that is the largest number whose feedback on radar accuracy we can actually work through before opening the next batch. Applications are open now and admitted in order when the doors open.
Admitted in order of application · momentum traders who complete the intake go first · founding price locked for the life of your account
Because we read all of it
A cohort will generate thousands of pieces of feedback on radar accuracy: false 4/4s, missed catalysts, chatter clusters we call wrong. A thousand traders is the largest number whose feedback we can actually work through before opening the next batch. That number is the constraint; the scarcity is a side effect.
Each batch tightens the thresholds
The preconditions ship with measured thresholds, and every one of them will be wrong somewhere: a borrow signal that fires early, a wording-similarity cutoff that misses a paraphrase. A cohort small enough to talk to is how those get found and fixed before the next batch inherits them. A bigger launch would just distribute the errors wider.
For as long as you stay
Whatever you pay in your cohort is what you pay, permanently. The people who find the bugs should never pay for the version that fixed them.
You are probably renting this already, in pieces.
A working momentum desk today is a scanner from one vendor, news and squawk from another, borrow data from a third, a course bought once and a journal bolted on. None of them share a dataset, so none of them agree with each other. Trader sits at the news-and-squawk number and replaces most of the row below; Elite adds the depth and borrow feeds and the agent runtime, which has a real per-seat cost we are not going to pretend is free.
Learn the loop on delayed data and a simulator before you pay for anything. This is also how you get into a cohort.
Join the waitlist- Sim Trainer: unlimited scenario drills; the historical replay library as it ships
- Momentum scanner on 15-minute delayed Nasdaq data
- Catalyst Calendar, current week, with base rates
- Setup Radar, one saved playbook, evaluated end-of-day
- Ledger for 50 logged trades
- The full technical analysis course, reference and research
- No real-time data
- No squawks
- No agent or MCP access
The whole routine, live, for one person trading their own book. This is the tier almost everyone should be on.
Join the waitlist- Real-time Nasdaq Level 1: last, bid/ask, volume, halt states
- Setup Radar: unlimited playbooks, all preconditions, live scoring
- Momentum Terminal: dockable charts, time & sales, halts, catalysts
- Market Chatter with cluster, funnel and filing-absence detection
- Full Catalyst Calendar with measured base rates and sample sizes
- Squawks: push, desktop, mobile and webhook, with the reason attached
- Ledger + Coach, unlimited trades, broker import
- Bring your own AI: connect your own Anthropic, OpenAI or local model
- No Level 2 depth-of-book
- No borrow, locate or short-interest feeds
- No agent marketplace or MCP server access
Depth, borrow data, and the agent runtime. For traders whose edge depends on seeing the book and on automating the parts that repeat.
Join the waitlist- Everything in Trader
- Nasdaq TotalView Level 2: full depth of book and the reopening auction
- Borrow availability, locate cost and short-interest feeds
- Agent marketplace: install agents, or publish your own
- Bullzeye MCP server: every board exposed as tools to your own agent
- API and webhooks at 10× the Trader rate limit
- Priority squawk delivery and historical episode exports
- Sim cohorts with graded scenario runs
Prop desks, trading rooms and educators. Shared playbooks, room-level risk, and the audit trail your compliance person will ask for.
Talk to us- Everything in Elite, per seat
- Desk-wide radar and shared playbook library
- Room-level ledger roll-ups and enforced risk limits
- Graded sim cohorts with instructor dashboards
- SSO, audit log, and per-seat data entitlement management
- Named support and an onboarding session
On market data fees
Real-time Nasdaq Level 1 is included in Trader and above at non-professional rates, and Nasdaq TotalView depth is included in Elite. If you are classified as a professional subscriber by the exchange, trading for a firm, registered, or using the data for a business, the exchange charges materially more, and that difference is passed through at cost with no markup. We will tell you which category you are in during onboarding rather than after your first invoice.
Tell us what you trade and you move up the queue.
The intake asks for your float band, price range, typical hold and broker. It is not a payment for priority. There is no way to buy a seat. It is that a cohort made of $1 to $20 low-float momentum traders produces feedback we can act on, and a random thousand does not.
- When does the founding cohort open?
- When the platform is ready for a thousand people to lean on it, and not before. Applications are open now and admitted in order when the doors open. Everyone on the list gets a date the moment we have one worth committing to; we would rather tell you that than invent a countdown.
- Does the application order matter?
- Yes, with one honest exception: the form asks what you trade, meaning float band, price range, typical hold, broker. Completing it moves you up, because a founding cohort of actual momentum traders produces better feedback than a random thousand. It is not a payment for priority; there is no way to buy a seat.
- Can I use anything while I wait?
- The full technical analysis course and the reference are open now: no account, no email gate. The Sim Trainer and the boards are member surfaces and open with the cohort.
- Is my card charged on the waitlist?
- No. Nothing is charged until you accept an invite and pick a tier, and the first 14 days after that are free on Trader and Elite.
Admitted in order of application · momentum traders who complete the intake go first · founding price locked for the life of your account