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Plans, the trial and billing

Every plan is paid and starts with a 7-day trial. What each plan includes, how to change it, and what happens when a payment fails.

Updated October 12, 2026

The plans

  • Pro: $79 a month, 3 live accounts included, $15 a month for each extra live account.
  • Commander: $199 a month, 10 live accounts included, $12 a month for each extra live account.
  • Yearly billing costs 10 months: $790 a year for Pro, $1,990 for Commander.
  • A dedicated IP per account: $8 per account a month, on top of your own dedicated trading IP.
  • Desk: More than 25 accounts, an IP per account and a support agreement. Priced with you; email [email protected].
  • There is no free plan. Demo accounts never count towards live accounts, so you can try everything on exchange demo accounts first.

Start a plan

  1. 01

    Open Plan and billing

    From your account menu, open Plan and billing.

  2. 02

    Pick the period

    Choose Monthly or Yearly at the top of the plans.

  3. 03

    Start the 7-day trial

    Choose Start 7-day trial on Pro or Commander and add a card on Stripe's hosted checkout. You're charged when the trial ends unless you cancel before. One trial per customer.

  4. 04

    Add seats if you need them

    Under Extra live accounts and Dedicated IPs, change the counts and confirm. Changes are prorated.

Change, cancel and invoices

  • Manage billing opens Stripe's customer portal: switch plan or period, update the card, cancel, and download invoices.
  • Cancelling keeps the plan to the end of the period you paid for.
  • Got a code from TradeSurge? Redeem it on the same page under Have a code?.
  • Card details stay with Stripe; they never reach TradeSurge's servers.

When a payment fails or a plan ends

  • Payment failed: everything keeps working while Stripe retries the card, and a banner asks you to Fix your card.
  • Unpaid, cancelled or no plan: the account becomes read-only. No new trades, copies or keys; your data stays.
  • Exits always work: closing, flattening, the kill switch, cancelling orders and moving stops are never blocked, and Breach Guard keeps protecting open positions until they're flat.

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