Pricing and limits
What Nyria costs for traders and for creators, what the free plan covers, how total entry allocation sets your price, and the limits you meet on each plan.
Run up to 10 paper bots free, yours or anyone's. Live trading from $15 a month, priced by your total entry allocation.
What the free tier gives you
| Free | |
|---|---|
| Paper bots, on Nyria Paper or a broker's paper account | 10 |
| Bots on live accounts | Only on Premium strategies you've bought |
Run a strategy on paper first to check it trades the way you expect, then pay to run it live.
Nyria Pro, for traders
$15 a month up to $2,500 of total entry allocation, $50 up to $5,000, $100 up to $10,000, then $100 for each additional $10,000, up to $100,000.
| Total entry allocation | Monthly | Yearly |
|---|---|---|
| $2,500 | $15 | $150 |
| $5,000 | $50 | $500 |
| $10,000 | $100 | $1,000 |
| $20,000 | $200 | $2,000 |
| ... | ... | ... |
| $100,000 | $1,000 | $10,000 |
The charge happens when you start the plan. Paying yearly costs ten months, billed once a year, at every tier.
- A monthly plan renews every month and a yearly plan every year, until you cancel
- A yearly plan's renewal is emailed to you about 30 days before it is charged
- To cancel, open Billing and select Manage in Stripe. The plan runs to the end of the month or year you've paid for
- To switch a monthly plan to yearly, open Billing and select Change plan. You're charged the yearly price that day, less credit for the unused part of the month
Total entry allocation
Your total entry allocation is every live bot's budget per entry, added up. It's the most your live bots could put in at once.
Two live bots at $4,000 and $6,000 per entry make $10,000, which is the $100 tier. At $6,000 each they make $12,000, which moves you to the $20,000 tier at $200 a month.
Bots on Premium strategies from creators count toward their set pricing tier instead.
Each live bot adds one amount to the total:
| The bot is sized by | It adds |
|---|---|
| Dollar budget | its budget per entry |
| Number of shares or contracts | units × the strategy's cost per unit |
There is no per-bot fee.
Nyria Creator
Sell a strategy through Nyria, or on your own Whop or Stripe checkout. Setting up and testing are free either way, and Nyria's fee is the same for both:
$50 a month per member for each $10,000 of total entry allocation their tier allows, rounded up to the next $10,000.
- Through Nyria, members pay Nyria by card. Nyria keeps its fee from each payment, card processing comes out of it, and Stripe pays you the rest. Nothing is billed to you, so you need no creator plan. See selling through Nyria
- On your own Whop or Stripe checkout, members pay you, and Nyria bills you under a creator plan, as below
A tier's total entry allocation is the budget per entry across all live bots the member runs on your strategy. It's what their live bots could put in at once if they all entered together. Two live bots at $4,000 and $6,000 per entry make $10,000. At $6,000 each they make $12,000, which needs a tier of at least $12,000. You set it for each plan or product in $1,000 steps, from $1,000.
On a Premium strategy, Free paper bots lets anyone run the strategy on paper without buying access. Live bots still need access. Turn it on in Manage pricing on the strategy's page, where you set up its plans or products.
Creator plan billing
Selling on your own Whop or Stripe checkout needs a creator plan. Nyria bills you at the end of each month for the members subscribed to your strategies that month, based on each member's tier. A member on a $25,000 tier bills you $150 a month.
- You're billed for a member once they claim access in Nyria
- Billed on the 1st for the previous calendar month, from Nov 1, 2026
- You're billed for a member if their access began before that month ended and is still live and claimed on the billing date, at the total entry allocation their tier allows on that date
- Free access granted by Nyria support doesn't bill you, and neither does your own access to your own strategy
- A member who bought through Nyria is not on the bill: Nyria's fee came out of their payment
On your own checkout, members pay you directly and Nyria's bill is separate. See the Whop and Stripe seller guides.
Structural caps
No plan lifts these.
| Limit | Value | Where you meet it |
|---|---|---|
| Legs per option strategy | 1 to 4 per side | The Add leg button stops at four |
| Days to expiry | 0 to 31 trading days | The DTE range on each leg. A contract provided in the alert has no range: any listed expiration |
| Bots per strategy per broker account | 1 | Deploy bot |
Four legs on one expiration covers singles, verticals, straddles, strangles, iron condors and iron butterflies. Every leg trades the same quantity, so ratio spreads, a 1:2:1 butterfly among them, aren't supported, and neither are calendars or diagonals. Bracket, OCO, OTO, trailing-stop and attached take-profit orders aren't supported either. Exits come from exit alerts.
Account caps
| Limit | Value | Where you meet it |
|---|---|---|
| Paper bots | 10 without a plan | Deploying on a paper account, Nyria Paper or a broker's |
The cap is 10 paper bots in total across all your paper accounts, Nyria Paper and brokers' paper accounts together.
Deleting a bot or strategy with open or pending trades doesn't remove it. It moves to Closing only until you close the position and delete it again. See closing a position and deleting bots.
Rate and volume limits
- Duplicate alerts. An identical alert body sent to the same strategy within 30 seconds, or within 5 minutes with no other alert in between, counts as a duplicate and is dropped. To send the same alert on purpose, to scale in for example, change the body or send a distinct
metadata.message_id. See the webhook reference - Alert rate. Send too many alerts too fast and the webhook answers
429. Back off and retry, and batch on your side if you send alerts in bulk. See handle the response - Notification email. A burst of failures sends at most one email a minute per category. See notifications
Next steps
- Paper trading: what the free tier is for
- Bots: how a bot's budget per entry is set
- FAQ: every pricing question
Webhook payload reference
Every field Nyria accepts on the webhook. Send plain text or JSON, with no required template. With Pine Script, Discord and curl examples.
Security and your money
What a broker connection lets Nyria do, why it can't withdraw your money, how to revoke access, and how tokens and API keys are encrypted at rest.