Nyria vs Collective2
Keep 100% of your subscriber revenue.
Collective2 keeps 50% of what your subscribers pay, 40% on a strategy you trade yourself, and subscribers who auto-trade pay an AutoTrade plan on top. Nyria takes no cut of subscriber revenue and bills you on allocation instead.
Every claim about Collective2 on this page was read off their own public pages on 4 September 2026. Pricing and features change without notice, so check theirs before you decide.
Nyria's allocation pricing applies to live trading only. Paper is always free.
Nyria
- Creators keep 100% of subscriber revenue. Platform usage is billed separately
- One allocation fee, no subscription or AutoTrade tiers
- Paper trading free forever
- TradingView, Discord, and your own bot
- Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade, Alpaca, and crypto spot
Collective2
- Keeps 50% of your subscriber revenue (40% on a strategy the developer trades themselves)
- Developers also pay a monthly plan fee, on top of that cut
- Subscribers who auto-trade pay an AutoTrade plan on top of the strategy subscription
- No spread order entry. A developer legs into a spread one leg at a time
- No Schwab, no tastytrade, no Alpaca, and no crypto asset class
- No native webhook. TradingView alerts need custom middleware to C2's REST API
Feature
Nyria
Collective2
Creator keeps subscriber revenue
Collective2 keeps 50% of your subscriber revenue, 40% on a strategy the developer trades themselves. Nyria takes no cut of what a subscriber pays you, and bills you $50 per $10k of tier allocation per active subscriber instead.
100%
50% (40% self-traded)
Pricing model
A strategy subscription set by the developer, plus an AutoTrade plan priced by how many strategies you auto-trade, from $49/mo for one to $299/mo for unlimited. Subscribers who trade the signals by hand pay only the subscription. Developers pay a monthly plan fee as well as the revenue share.
$100 / $10k allocation
Subscription + AutoTrade plan
Paper trading (native)
C2 has a free simulated account. Its C2 Paper Trade account is documented as behaving exactly like a live broker, so following a strategy on that one needs a paid AutoTrade plan.
Free forever
Free SIM, or paid
Native webhook
C2 documents six ways to submit a signal and none is a webhook, so routing a TradingView alert takes custom middleware posting to their REST API.
Discord native source
Telegram native source
Schwab
tastytrade
Tradier
Alpaca
Crypto spot
Interactive Brokers
Nyria doesn't support IBKR, and it's not currently being built.
Multi-leg options builder
C2 documents that it doesn't support spread order entry, so a developer legs into a spread one leg at a time.
Up to 4 legs
Not supported
Sell access to your strategy
C2 keeps 50% of strategy subscriber revenue (40% on a strategy the developer trades themselves).
Read off Collective2's own public pages on 4 September 2026. A blank means we could not verify it.
Moving from Collective2 to Nyria
Your alerts keep the wording they already have.
Step 1
Decide which side you're on
Following someone else? If they publish on Nyria, your paid access to their strategy covers your allocation, no separate Nyria subscription to auto-execute. Running your own? Deploy a bot on a Pro plan.
Step 2
Connect your broker
Schwab, tastytrade and live Tradier accounts authorize over the broker's own OAuth; Alpaca uses an API key you create yourself. Your funds and credentials stay at the broker.
Step 3
Send alerts from your favorite tool
A TradingView webhook, a Discord channel you run, or your own HTTP source. There's no template to match.
Step 4
Size up and deploy
Give each bot an allocation, paper-trade it, then flip to live. Those allocations added up are what the $100 per $10k is charged on.
Questions
Does Nyria let me subscribe to someone else's strategy like C2?
Yes. A creator paywalls a strategy through their own Whop or Stripe, and subscribers auto-execute it on their own broker accounts. The creator keeps 100% of what subscribers pay them. Nyria bills the creator $50 per $10k of tier allocation per active subscriber, and takes no cut of the subscription itself.
I'm already running my own strategy on C2, what's the upside?
No C2 subscription, no AutoTrade plan, no marketplace fees. One flat allocation-based bill. You also get Schwab, tastytrade, Alpaca and crypto spot, none of which C2 supports. Both platforms connect to Tradier.
Does Nyria support Interactive Brokers like C2?
No, and we aren't building it today. If IBKR is non-negotiable, stay on C2. Otherwise Schwab, tastytrade, Tradier and Alpaca cover the equity, options and crypto use cases Nyria customers actually run.
Can I see a strategy's open positions before I follow it?
Not today. A strategy's public page shows its closed-trade history and equity curve, including drawdowns; the live open-positions list is visible to the strategy's owner, not to prospective followers. C2 doesn't show it to non-subscribers either.
What about hypothetical and backtest results?
Nyria has no backtester, so nothing shown is a simulation of a past you didn't trade. A strategy's curve is built from the signals it actually produced, at signal prices, not from any one follower's fills, which vary with broker, allocation and timing. Treat it as the strategy's record, not as a return you'd have earned, and read the performance disclaimer shown alongside it.
Put an alert through it
The simulated account is free and needs no broker, so you can send Nyria one of your own alerts before deciding anything.
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