Nyria vs Composer
A symphony, or the alert you already send
Composer builds no-code “symphonies” that pick, weight and rebalance a basket of assets on an Alpaca account, on a schedule or market trigger. Nyria reads a TradingView, Discord or Telegram alert as written and places the order, with no rebalancing logic of its own.
Nyria
- Stocks, options and crypto spot from the same alerts
- No per-bot fees on any paid tier
- Reads the exact alert you send, no visual rule-builder required
- TradingView, Discord, Telegram and webhook alerts built in
- Sell access to your strategy through your own checkout
Composer
- No-code symphonies: AI-assisted rules that pick, weight and rebalance a basket of assets
- Executes through Alpaca Securities LLC and Apex Clearing Corporation
- Starter tier free, no card required
- Up to 500 symphonies and 10,000-node logic on the Pro tier
- $50 minimum deposit, $2,500 recommended
Feature
Nyria
Composer
Takes an alert from TradingView, Discord, Telegram or a webhook
Composer's own pages describe a symphony running its own rules on a schedule or market trigger, not reading an alert from an outside source.
NyriaYes
ComposerNo
US stocks and ETFs
NyriaYes
ComposerYes
Options (single-leg and spreads)
Composer's own risk disclosures cover options trading without describing single legs versus spreads.
NyriaYes
ComposerYes
Crypto spot
Composer's own pages name Alpaca Securities and Apex Clearing as its execution venues; neither trades crypto.
NyriaYes
ComposerNo
Rule-based portfolio weighting and rebalancing
A symphony picks, weights and rebalances a basket of assets on its own logic. Nyria places the orders your alerts send; it builds no portfolio logic of its own.
NyriaNo
ComposerYes
Symphonies
NyriaNo per-bot fees on any paid tier
ComposerCapped by tier: 1 free, 5 on Advanced ($10/mo), 500 on Pro ($32/mo billed yearly)
Minimum account size
NyriaNo
Composer$50 minimum deposit, $2,500 recommended
Sell access to your strategy
Composer's own pages describe an individual account's symphonies, not members paying to run your rules on theirs.
NyriaYes
ComposerNo
Pricing
Nyria$100/mo per $10,000 of total entry allocation, or $1,000 a year per $10,000
Composer$0 to $32/mo by tier, or custom pricing on Business
From Composer's public pages, Oct 17, 2026.
Moving from Composer to Nyria
Replace the Composer symphony's rules with the alert text you already send.
Step 1
Pick a broker for the asset you want
Stocks and options run on Charles Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade or Alpaca. Crypto spot runs on tastytrade and Alpaca, the same brokerage Composer executes through.
Step 2
Pick an alert source
A TradingView alert, a Telegram chat, or a Discord server you run. A symphony doesn't take an outside alert, so this part is new; Nyria reads plain text or JSON in your own wording.
Step 3
Set a budget per entry
Set each bot's budget per entry. You pay $100 a month per $10,000 of total entry allocation, or $1,000 a year per $10,000.
Step 4
Go live
Paper-trade a bot first, then deploy one on your live account.
Questions
Does Nyria build and rebalance a portfolio the way Composer's symphonies do?
No. Nyria places the orders your alerts send and builds no portfolio weighting or rebalancing logic of its own. A rules-based rebalancing strategy stays on Composer or a similar platform.
Does Nyria read an outside alert the way Composer does?
The other way around. A Composer symphony runs its own rules on a schedule or market trigger and doesn't take an outside alert. Nyria reads a TradingView, Discord or Telegram alert as written and places the order.
Can I trade crypto spot next to stocks and options?
Yes. Connect tastytrade or Alpaca for crypto spot alongside Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade or Alpaca for stocks and options, from the same alert sources.
How does pricing by total entry allocation work?
Your total entry allocation is the budget per entry across all bots on your live broker accounts. It's what your 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, on one broker or two. At $6,000 each they make $12,000, which needs the $20,000 plan. Bots on a creator's Premium strategy count toward that strategy's tier instead. $20,000 of it is $200 a month, or $2,000 a year. Nothing is charged per bot, per alert source or per broker.
What if I want to sell access to my alerts?
Set the strategy to Premium, then sell it through Nyria's checkout or map your own Whop or Stripe products to tiers. Members trade it automatically in their own brokerage accounts. Nyria's fee is $50 a month per member for each $10,000 of total entry allocation their tier allows.
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