- Follow a bitcoin alert from Nyria to its fill at Alpaca. Nyria's bot page and Alpaca's Orders page in one frame: an alert arrives, a bitcoin buy order shows up in Alpaca and fills, then the exit alert sells it.
- Use Collective2 alerts in Nyria unchanged. A plain TradingView alert message with TradingView placeholders pasted into a Nyria TradingView strategy and checked, no middleware: the long entry reads as BUY SPY and the long exit as SELL SPY.
- Point a TradingView alert at Nyria. TradingView's alert notification options: Webhook URL ticked and the strategy's trades.nyria.io webhook address pasted into its field.
Comparison · Checked Oct 2026
Collective2 alternative: Nyria vs Collective2
Collective2 pays developers a share of subscriber payments. Auto-trading runs through its AutoTrade plans. Nyria bills $50 a month per member for each $10,000 of total entry allocation their tier allows.
Pick Nyria for member fees by tier, no AutoTrade plan, or TradingView, Discord and Telegram alerts. Pick Collective2 for futures, forex or Interactive Brokers, or signal-set size, stop and target.
More tools to weigh: the alternatives lists.
Nyria
- Paper is free. Live trading from $15 a month.
- Members need no AutoTrade or Nyria plan of their own
- Alerts from TradingView, Discord, Telegram or your own webhook
- Charles Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade and Alpaca, with crypto spot on Alpaca
Collective2
- Auto-trading subscribers need an AutoTrade plan on top of the strategy subscription
- Schwab, tastytrade, Alpaca and crypto spot: not listed in the broker table reviewed (Oct 2026)
- No native webhook. TradingView alerts need custom middleware to C2's REST API
| Feature | Nyria | Collective2 |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue share Nyria's fee is billed at the end of each month. collective2.com | Nyria$50 a month per member for each $10,000 of total entry allocation their tier allows | Collective2See Collective2's site for current terms |
| Pricing model A strategy subscription set by the developer, plus an AutoTrade plan for subscribers who want the trades placed for them. Nyria does not restate Collective2's plans or prices here. collective2.com | Nyriafrom $15 a month | Collective2Subscription and AutoTrade plan |
| Paper trading (native) Collective2 offers a simulated account; its site sets out what following a strategy on it costs. Nyria Paper is free with no time limit. | NyriaFree, no time limit | Collective2Simulated account |
| Native webhook C2 takes signals from its web trader, platform and broker transmit tools, its API and email. None is a webhook, so a TradingView alert needs middleware, such as a Zapier step, posting to their API. | NyriaYes | Collective2No |
| Discord native source | NyriaYes | Collective2No |
| Schwab | NyriaYes | Collective2No |
| Tradier | NyriaYes | Collective2Yes |
| tastytrade | NyriaYes | Collective2No |
| Alpaca | NyriaYes | Collective2No |
| Crypto spot | NyriaYes | Collective2No |
| Futures and forex | NyriaNo | Collective2Yes |
| Size set in the signal A C2 signal carries its own quantity. Nyria sizes each entry from the bot's own settings, a dollar amount or a unit count. | NyriaNo | Collective2Yes |
| Stop loss or profit target on entry A C2 signal can carry a stop loss and a profit target with the entry. Nyria places market and limit orders, and exits come from your exit alerts. | NyriaNo | Collective2Yes |
| Interactive Brokers Nyria doesn't support IBKR, and it isn't being built. | NyriaNo | Collective2Yes |
| Multi-leg options builder Collective2's spread order handling could not be confirmed from its site. Nyria takes a spread as one multi-leg order from one alert. | NyriaUp to 4 legs, one expiry | Collective2Not confirmed |
| Sell access to your strategy | NyriaYes | Collective2Yes |
From Collective2's public pages, Oct 10, 2026. Sources: FAQ.
Moving from Collective2 to Nyria
Your alerts keep the wording they already have.
Step 1
Decide which side you're on
Following a Premium strategy? Your paid access covers your total entry allocation on it, with no Nyria plan. Running your own, or a Public one live? Deploy a bot on a Pro plan.
Step 2
Choose where to trade
Schwab, live Tradier and tastytrade connect by signing in at the broker. Alpaca uses an API key you create. Your money stays at the broker.
Step 3
Send your alerts
A TradingView alert, a Discord server or Telegram chat you run, or your own bot or service. There's no template to match.
Step 4
Size up and deploy
Set each bot's budget per entry. Paper-trade a bot first, then deploy one on your live account. Nyria charges from $15 a month, priced by your total entry allocation.
Questions
Does Nyria let me subscribe to someone else's strategy like C2?
Yes. A creator sells access to a strategy through their own Whop or Stripe checkout or through Nyria's, and members trade it automatically in their own brokerage accounts.
I already run my own strategy on C2. What do I gain?
You pay no C2 subscription, AutoTrade plan or marketplace fee. Nyria charges $50 a month per member for each $10,000 of total entry allocation their tier allows. Your own live bots cost from $15 a month by total entry allocation. You also get Schwab, tastytrade, Alpaca and crypto spot.
Does Nyria support Interactive Brokers like C2?
No, and it isn't being built. If you need IBKR, stay on C2. Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade and Alpaca cover stocks and options; Alpaca adds crypto spot.
Can I see a strategy's open positions before I follow it?
On a Public strategy, yes: its Trades tab lists what it holds now. On a Premium one, guests see closed trades and the equity curve. Open positions are for members.
What about backtested results?
Nyria doesn't run backtests. A strategy's record comes from its alerts as they arrived, and your fills may differ. Creators can import a backtest from TradingView, NinjaTrader or MetaTrader.
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