Nyria vs PickMyTrade
Stocks, options and crypto spot, priced by allocation
PickMyTrade routes a TradingView alert to futures, forex and prop-firm accounts for one flat monthly fee; its own pages don't mention crypto spot. Nyria reads alerts from TradingView, Discord and Telegram too, and adds crypto spot, priced by total entry allocation instead of a flat rate.
Nyria
- Stocks, options and crypto spot from the same alerts
- No per-bot fees on any paid tier
- TradingView, Discord, Telegram and webhook alerts built in
- Multi-leg option spreads up to 4 legs (verticals, iron condors)
- Sell access to your strategy through your own checkout
PickMyTrade
- Futures, forex and prop-firm accounts, including Apex and Topstep
- Connects to Tradovate, Rithmic, Interactive Brokers and TradeStation
- One flat price covers every connected account
- Copies the orders from one account you own into the others
- Free for the first 7 days, no card required
Feature
Nyria
PickMyTrade
US stocks and ETFs
PickMyTrade's own pages list stocks among its asset classes; its broker list leans toward futures and prop firms (Tradovate, Rithmic, Ironbeam).
NyriaYes
PickMyTradeYes
Options (single-leg and spreads)
PickMyTrade's own pages name options trading automation without describing single legs versus spreads.
NyriaYes
PickMyTradeYes
Futures
Nyria doesn't trade futures on a live broker. PickMyTrade's own brokers and prop firms are built around them.
NyriaNo
PickMyTradeYes
Crypto spot
PickMyTrade's public pages name futures, stocks, options, forex and commodities; none of them is crypto.
NyriaYes
PickMyTradeNo
Alert sources
NyriaTradingView, Discord, Telegram, TrendSpider, webhook
PickMyTradeTradingView
Stop loss or take profit on entry
PickMyTrade places automated exit orders from its own risk settings. Nyria places market and limit orders; an exit comes from your exit alert.
NyriaNo
PickMyTradeYes
Copy your own orders across accounts
PickMyTrade's copier mirrors one account's orders into others you own. A Nyria bot places its own alerts on the broker account it's deployed to.
NyriaNo
PickMyTradeYes
Sell access to your strategy
PickMyTrade's own pages describe trading your accounts, not members paying to run your strategy on theirs.
NyriaYes
PickMyTradeNo
Paper trading
NyriaFree, no time limit
PickMyTradeFree for the first 7 days only
Pricing
One flat price covers every account connected to a PickMyTrade login, whatever its size. Nyria's price moves with total entry allocation, so a small account costs less and a large one costs more.
Nyria$100/mo per $10,000 of total entry allocation, or $1,000 a year per $10,000
PickMyTrade$50/mo flat, $135/quarter, or $500/year
From PickMyTrade's public pages, Oct 17, 2026.
Moving from PickMyTrade to Nyria
Your alerts keep the wording they already have.
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.
Step 2
Bring your signal source
A TradingView alert, a Telegram chat, or a Discord server you run. Paste the same message; 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 trade futures like PickMyTrade?
Not live. Nyria doesn't place futures orders on a live broker, so a futures strategy stays on PickMyTrade or another futures platform.
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, all from the same alert sources.
Does Nyria copy my own trades across my own accounts the way PickMyTrade does?
No. PickMyTrade's copier mirrors one account's orders into other accounts you own. On Nyria, each bot you deploy places the alerts you send it on the one broker account it's connected to.
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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