Nyria vs SignalStack
Priced on allocation, not on how many orders you send.
SignalStack sells a monthly allowance of orders: $27 for 50, $97 for 250, $340 for 1,000, and what you don't use expires. Nyria charges per dollar of allocation and doesn't count orders at all.
Every claim about SignalStack 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 allocation pricing applies to live trading only. Paper is always free.
Nyria
- Allocation-based pricing. The order count never changes the bill.
- Bot config: entry, exit, sizing, instrument
- Multi-leg options up to 4 legs (verticals, iron condors)
- Native TradingView and Discord alert sources
- Position lifecycle from entry to exit
- Paper trading free forever
SignalStack
- Every plan meters orders, including the free one at 5 a month. Basic is $27/mo for 50, Premium $97 for 250, Pro $340 for 1,000
- Unused signals expire at the end of the month, they don't roll over
- On the trader plans, more orders means moving up a tier. No overage, no top-up packs
- Discord and Telegram aren't listed as alert sources
Feature
Nyria
SignalStack
Pricing model
A free plan at 5 signals a month, then Basic $27/mo for 50, Premium $97 for 250 and Pro $340 for 1,000, less on annual billing. Unused signals expire each month. Paper signals and broker connections are unlimited on every plan. Their separate developer API is priced per signal instead.
Per allocation
Capped monthly tiers
Unlimited orders
Bot configuration (entry, exit, sizing)
SignalStack has no strategy builder, so entry and exit logic stays in your charting platform. Order side, quantity and limit or stop price are set per alert in the webhook payload, and percent-of-equity sizing is documented for some brokers.
Set per alert
Order volume
Nyria bills on allocation, so the number of orders a strategy sends doesn't change the bill.
Unmetered
Counted per plan
Discord native source
Telegram native source
TradingView webhook
Schwab
tastytrade
Tradier
Alpaca
Position lifecycle (entry → exit)
SignalStack documents closing actions, and a log of the signals it sent. A Nyria exit alert is matched back to the entry the bot is actually holding, leg for leg, rather than sent as an independent order.
Exit actions only
Paper trading
Free forever
Unlimited paper signals
Read off SignalStack's own public pages on 4 September 2026. A blank means we could not verify it.
Moving from SignalStack to Nyria
Your alerts keep the wording they already have.
Step 1
Stop counting orders
Nyria bills on allocation, so the number of orders a strategy sends never moves it into a higher tier.
Step 2
Bring your TradingView webhook
Swap the SignalStack URL for the Nyria webhook. Same alert template.
Step 3
Configure entry and exit
Build the strategy once. Nyria tracks the position across every alert.
Step 4
Add multi-leg if needed
Define spread legs once in Nyria. One alert fires the full order.
Questions
Why does a signal cap matter?
It ties your bill to how often a strategy trades. A strategy that scales in, rebalances, or fires several orders per trade eats the allowance, and SignalStack states that unused signals expire rather than roll over, so a busy month means moving up a tier. Nyria bills on allocation instead, and doesn't count orders.
Does Nyria handle exits automatically?
Yes. When your exit alert fires, Nyria finds the matching entry, sizes the exit, and routes it to your broker.
Can I send a multi-leg spread from a single alert?
Yes. Define the legs once, up to four, and one alert fires the whole spread as a single multi-leg order at your broker rather than legging in.
Does Nyria support Discord alerts natively?
Yes. Invite the Nyria bot, point it at a channel, and your messages become alerts. No middleware.
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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